Wesley Corpus

I preached to a very different congregation at Bradford, well dressed, and well bred: and yet of the very same spirit, hungering and thirsting after righteousness. After preaching at Freshford, I rode on to Kingswood. Being at dinner, in a moment I felt as if a small bone had stuck in the palate of my mouth. Nothing was to be seen; but the 646 REY. J. WESLEY'S JOURNAL. Nov. 1757. swelling and inflammation increased till toward evening, (notwithstanding all means that could be used,) and then spread to both the tonsils. In the morning I was rather worse than better, till about half an hour after eight. Then, as the disorder came in a moment, it went in a moment, and I was as well as ever. I preached about noon at Bath, and in the evening at Escot, near Lavington.