To Edward Thomas Date: WINDMILL STREET, PLYMOUTH DOCK, August 29, 1789. MY DEAR BROTHER, Your letter gave me much satisfaction. I am sincerely glad that you are convinced you went too far, and I love you the better for having the courage to acknowledge it. It is now time that all which is past should be forgot, but it will be best to proceed by little and little. First, I will readmit you into the Society, then I will desire Mr. Warwick Thomas Warwick, now Assistant at Plymouth. See letter of May 21. after a time to give you the charge of a class, and soon after to employ you as a local preacher; and I trust you will be more useful than ever. On all occasions you will find me Your affectionate brother.