To Mr. R—— K——n.
Boston, May 19, 1764.
My very dear Friend,
YOUR letter by the packet came safe, but I fear you must write again. There can be no coming to England till I have settled Georgia affairs. Thither I cannot go till the fall: a few months will soon glide away. Your Isaac is well off. Of such is the kingdom of heaven. People here beg earnestly for a six o’clock morning lecture. I hope to get strength to gratify them. To be able to do what you say, will fully satisfy! I would fain die preaching. Tender love to all. By the next opportunity your worthy collegue shall hear from, my very dear friend,
Yours, &c. in Jesus,
G. W.
LETTER MCCCXI.
To C—— H——y, Esq.
Boston, June 1, 1764.