Chapter XXXV: Letter DXXXI: To the Same

_Exeter, July 31, 1743._

_Dear Sir_,

WE came hither in safety last night. Upon the road my soul was sweetly humbled before GOD, who hath given me near access to his throne. Good Mr. _K――――_, our host, and his yoke-fellow, seem to be _Israelites_ indeed. In all probability an effectual door will be opened for preaching the everlasting gospel. I am to begin this evening. Brethren, pray for us. I sleep but little; inward comforts support and strengthen both soul and body. Join me in crying, Grace! grace! In great haste and greater affection, I subscribe myself,

Yours affectionately,
_G. W._