Wesley Corpus

Your affectionate friend and brother. To Mrs. Fletcher 11 NORWICH, October 22, 1785. MY DEAR SISTER, - This morning I received and read over your papers. You have done justice to the character of that excellent man as far as you could be expected to do in so small room. I do not observe any sentence that need be left out, and very few words that need to be omitted or altered; only I omit a very little, which I had inserted before I received yours, in that part of my sermon which I had transcribed I hope to procure some more materials in order to the writing of his Life. May the Lord bless you, and keep you! - I am, my dear sister, Yours in tender affection. To Mrs. Fletcher, At Madeley, Near Skifinal, Salop. To Joseph Benson 12 LONDON, October 30, 1785. Your affectionate friend and brother. To Mary Cooke 13 LONDON, October 30, 1785.