Chapter XIV: Letter DX: To the Same

_Haverfordwest, April 17, 1743._

_My dear Friend_,

SINCE I left _Larn_, from whence I wrote to you, the LORD has dealt most bountifully with me. I went that evening to _Narbatt_, where I preached to some thousands with great power. On _Saturday_ I preached at _Newton_, and afterwards at _Jefferson_ to several thousand souls, very like the _Kingswood_ colliers. This morning I preached at _Llassivran_, and had as it were a _Moor-fields_ congregation; and this afternoon I preached to about the same number near this town. I also read prayers. Where I have been, the people call loudly again. A most effectual door is opened in _South Wales_. I hope to be with you in a few weeks. I am glad of such news from _Georgia_. Blessed be GOD, he will take care of me and mine. Hearty love attends you and all, from

Yours, &c.
_G. W._