A 42 To William Smith
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To William Smith Date: WAKEFIELD, April 23, 1790. MY DEAR BROTHER, Your reasons are good. I entirely agree with your judgment. Considering the kindness which your friends in Londonderry have shown, it would not be advisable for you to be removed from them immediately. You had better remain with them another year. See letter of March 21. I will therefore write to Dr. Coke that it may be so. But O beware of thinking too highly of yourself. You walk on slippery ground. May God keep you humble. I am, Your affectionate brother.