Journal Vol1 3
| Author | John Wesley |
|---|---|
| Type | journal |
| Year | None |
| Passage ID | jw-journal-vol1-3-010 |
| Words | 193 |
day following ; as he has done five Sundays in six ever since. This
much delighted our gay opponents, who increased their number apace ;
especially when, shortly after, one of the seniors of the college having
been with the Doctor, upon his return from him sent for two young
gentlemen severally, who had communicated weekly for some time,
and was so successful in his exhortations, that for the future they promised to do it only three times a year. About this time there was a
meeting (as one who was present at it informed your son) of several of
the officers and senicrs of the college, wherein it was consulted what
would be the speediest way to stop the progress of enthusiasm in it.
The result we know not, only it was soon publicly reported, that Dr.
and the censors were going to blow up The Godly Club. This was
now our common title ; though we were sometimes dignified with that
of The Enthusiasts, or The Reforming Club.”
Part of the answer I received was as follows :--
“Goon Sir,--* A pretty while after the date, yours came to my hand.