The Works of John Wesley, vol. 12 · section 44 of 131

To Mr. Jonathan Maskew

The Works of John Wesley, vol. 12 · p. 293

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CCXV. — To Mr. Jonathan Maskew.

MY DEAR BROTHER, LONDON, February 22, 1753.

I CANNOT blame you at all for writing to me before you determined anything. I believe your staying so long in the Newcastle Circuit has been for good, both for you, and for others; and you are still wanted there. But you are wanted more elsewhere. I do not mean you should go to Mr. Grimshaw’s Circuit, (although you might stay a fortnight there, not more,) but to Manchester. I promised you should set out to help brother Haughton, as soon as brother Hopper could go to Newcastle. So that you are sadly beyond your time; the blame of which is probably (as usual) laid upon me. Therefore the sooner you are at Manchester, the better. Peace be with your spirit.

I am

Your affectionate brother.

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