Wesley Corpus

To Joseph Benson Date: LEWISHAM, March 5, 1777. Source: The Letters of John Wesley (1777) Author: John Wesley --- DEAR JOSEPH,--The death of John Annet was very remarkable. Such individuals ought to be had in remembrance. Publish the account of Sister Hutton's death just as you please, either at my expense or your own. [See letter of Oct. 22 to him.] There are two ways to ease the expense of the Philosophy either two or three may join for a set, for which, after all of them have read it, they may cast lots; or they may give sixpence or a shilling weekly to Matthew Errington. And nine-tenths of the book any sensible tradesman, yea woman, may understand. But John Reed! [See letter of Feb. 15.] Where is John Reed's account? It is high time I should have it.--I am, dear Joseph, Yours affectionately.