273. Letter Mccxxxvi.
LETTER MCCXXXVI.
T o Mrs. C――.
London, February 7, 1760.
My dear Mrs. C――, I SEND this to Portsmouth after Mr. R――n, to inform you, that last night we received your agreeable letters, dated in August and September.
Blessed be God that you are all so well. The bills shall be honoured. I have thoughts, that you and Mr. D―― will come together. For Christ's sake, do not think of moving from Bethesda. I am more than pleased: I am delighted with your being there. The family will soon be small indeed. It is easily increased at any time. I hope that G―― and A―― W―― will be put out.
I am glad S――f behaved so well. God's judgments are like the great deep.
Father, thy will be done! Mr. S――f bears the news quite well. I expect to hear again from you every day. God bless you all! Cease not to pray for, dear Mrs. C――, Your most obliged affectionate friend and servant in our common Lord,
G. W.