To Mrs. Woodhouse Date: NEAR LEEDS, July 28, 1775. MY DEAR SISTER, I will talk with Lancelot Harrison at the Conference, and consider what is best to be done. A surgeon in London has lately published a treatise on A New Method of Curing Sore Legs, which I believe has never failed. I think Mr. Woodhouse will not die yet, unless it be by the help of physicians and surgeons. If Mr. Barnard chose to dissolve the partnership, Mr. Hutton could not help it. But he cannot expect to have so much custom at first as an old, well-known shop. Let us be ready to do and suffer all the will of God our Lord: then what can hurt us I am, my dear sister, Your affectionate brother.