Excerpt from An Extract of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From His Embarking for Georgia, to His Return to London: No. I. And II

I mutt not let this opportunity flip of doing my part towards giving you a jufier notion of fome other par ticulars relating both to him and myfelf, which have been induitrioully mifre relented to you.

In March lall he received a letter from you, whit}! Being not able to read, he delired me to read to him feveralof the expreflions whereof I perfealy remem ber, and (hall do, 'till I too am called hence. I then determined, that if Gen was pleafed to take away your fon before me, I would jultiiy him and myiclf, which 1 now do with all plainnefs and fimplicity, as both my charafler and cafe requires.

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