493. Letter Mcccclvi.
LETTER MCCCCLVI.
T o Mrs. H――e.
Bethesda, April 21, 1770.
Dear Mrs. H――e, NO such good news yet. Less than the least of all, is not drowned to this very day. Perhaps he may live to see his London friends in England, or at Bethesda. How would many rejoice to be in such a peaceful, commodious, and comfortable habitation! I cannot tell you half. Blessed be God, I was never better, at this season of the year, in bodily health; never more comfortable in my soul. Grace! grace! Hallelujah! Praise the Lord! Mr.
D――n, a faithful disinterested friend, will acquaint you with particulars.
He hath often heard me speak of Mrs. H――e and her daughter Phebe. Still employed in the old way. I am glad Mr. D――cy is under your roof. Put it all down to the old account. God bless you all! I am sure you pray for me at London. All join in sending cordial respects. Happy Bethesda! Help, help in praising Him, whole mercy superaboundeth to, dear Mrs. H――e,
Less than the least of all,
G. W.