A 62 To George Flamank
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To George Flamank Date: PORTAFFERRY, June 9, 1789. MY DEAR BRETHREN, 'Heaviness may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.' I hope to set out for the West immediately after the Conference, and probably I shall bring with me one or two men of peace, by whom all these misunderstandings will be removed. See letters of May 21 and July 21 (to Richard Bunt). In your patience meantime, possess ye your souls. And those that suffer all will surely conquer all. I am, my dear brethren, Your affectionate brother.