Wesley Corpus

To William Tunney Date: LONDON, January 29, 1780. Source: The Letters of John Wesley (1778) Author: John Wesley --- DEAR BILLY, - You have done well with regard to the Hymn-Book. But in the meantime do not forget the Magazine. [See letter of Jan. 16 to Lancelot Harrison.] Take every opportunity of strongly recommending this both in public and in private. All we can do is, we will have no smugglers in our Societies [See letter of March 21, 1784.]; and I think Brother Condy will convince many of them of the advantage of meeting in band. [William Tunney (who desisted from traveling in 1781) and Richard Condy were colleagues in Cornwall East.] O watch and pray, that you enter not into temptation! - I am, dear Billy, Yours affectionately.