28 To George Merryweather
| Author | John Wesley |
|---|---|
| Type | letter |
| Year | None |
| Passage ID | jw-letter-1770-28-to-george-merryweather-000 |
| Words | 121 |
To George Merryweather Date: LONDON, August 7, 1770. MY DEAR BROTHER, I have the credit of stationing the preachers. But many of them go where they will go for all me. For instance, I have marked down James Oddie and John Nelson for Yarm Circuit the ensuing year. Yet I am not certain that either of them will come. They can give twenty reasons for going elsewhere. Mr. Murlin says he must be in London. 'Tis certain he has a mind to be there. Therefore so it must be: for you know a man of fortune is master of his own notions. I am, with love to Sister Merryweather and Mr. Waldy, See letter of Jan. 24, 1760. Your affectionate brother.