To William Allwood (March 29, 1759)

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To William Allwood Norwich
March 29, 1759

Dear Billy,

I believe each window may stand eight foot (the bottom of it) from the ground, and be four foot broad and six or seven high, arched at the top.

1At the new preaching house in York; see the previous letter of Mar. 6.

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If you think it would do good, I should have no objection to preaching at Selby about eleven o’clock, as I come from Epworth on Wednesday, April 18.

Oblige Dr. Cockburn as far as possibly you can. We can bear with little tempers, though we do not approve of them.

I can say little now to what Thomas Tobias writes of. I should think a patient, mild man might quiet two scolding women.

Billy, pray and labour with your might! You may direct your next to me at Epworth. I am,

Your affectionate friend and brother,
John Wesley

I doubt sister Hall

2Ruth Hall.

forgets me.

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Entry Title: To William Allwood (March 29, 1759)