To Adam Clarke Date: YORK, June 26, 1788. DEAR ADAM, I really think the temper and behavior of the Bailiff is little less than miraculous. I will give you ten pounds. Follow those little advices in building which are set down in the Large Minutes. See letters of April 17 and Nov. 5. So you stole a match! Mrs. Cooke's not opposing did, indeed, remove the grand hindrance. I pray do not suffer my dear Molly to be idle; let her active spirit have full employment. But what becomes of Jenny Bisson See letters of May 20 and Oct. 12 to Mrs. Cock. that was I fear your bewitched boy will prove an arrant cheat; if not, the French convert too. I am, dear Adam, Your affectionate friend and brother.