Wesley Corpus

MY DEAR BROTHER, - The information you have procured concerning the widow of Thomas Young I believe will be quite satisfactory. I know no reason why your little boy should not be admitted into Kingswod School if we live till autumn. Sammy Wells died last Saturday! [See heading to letter of Feb. 24 to Hannah Ball.] 'Live to-day! - I am Your affectionate friend and brother. To Abraham Brames [25] LONDON, December 12, 1779. MY DEAR BROTHER, - In the late Conference it was agreed that one steward (at least) in every Society should be changed. And when I lately heard it was not yet done, I wrote to every Assistant on the head. I heard no objection to you; and in your case there is something peculiar, because of the debt lying upon the house. Do all the good you can! Work your work betimes; and in due time He will give you a full reward! - I am, with kind love to your wife, dear Abraham, Your affectionate brother. I seldom complain that your letters are too long. To Alexander Knox LONDON, December 23, 1779.