Wesley Corpus

63 To Ann Bolton

John Wesley

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To Ann Bolton Date: BRISTOL, September 20, 1772. MY DEAR SISTER, You have no time to lose, unless you would throw away your life, which you have no authority to do. You should have had no blister See letter of July 1 to her. had I been near you. I judge your case to be chiefly rheumatical. Change of air is likely to do you more good than an hundred medicines. Come away, come away. Set out the very day after you receive this. You may come first to me in the Horsefair; and if need be, I can show you to Sally James. See letters of May 1, 1772, and Nov. 29, 1774 (to Sarah James). I need not tell you how welcome you will be to, my dear Nancy, Yours affectionately.