Capitolo 74
this wife for me only, but for Your causes also."
Only some weeks later them were honoured from a visit of John Wesley
him that, friend of method as him was, felt anxious that them
you/he/she should exactly place down a way to regulate to order their time, also as
Mary Bosanquet had done for his/her greatest family of past.
If theirs consented with the suggestion or I are not recorded not, but
Mrs. Fletcher makes the beautiful mention of interruptions to her to the agenda
routine, caused by unexpected visitors:--
"I have this day been busy in society, and it satisfied pleasant the order of
God the therein."
Blessed secret of the peace!
God had united so this saint man and woman in love and you/he/she had honored that
they had abundant cause to write of each other as we find them to us doing.
Once more to the notebook:--
"May 30, 1782.... I have the kindest and tenderest of husbands; of
so spiritual a man, and so spiritual an union, I had anybody suitable
conception."
To Charles Wesley Fletcher he/she writes in his/her turn :-
"I thank her for Your suggestion around exemplifying the love of Christ and
His/her Church. I hope that we do.... My wife is best far to me that the
Church to Christ, so that if the parallel errors, will be on mine
side."
Among November, 1782 and January, 1783, you/he/she was reconciled by Gran
Britain with America, France and Spain. Fletcher did this the
occasion of another poem, written in French it entitled, "A Composition on
the Peace of 1783. Devoted to the archbishop of Paris."
Five months later their marriage Mr. and her Mrs. Fletcher was invited
you visit the Methodists of Dublin. The Vicar had been absent so long from
his/her people that he found then only the further impossible absence. Sixteen
months her Dr. Coke came later however, from Dublin and renewed the
I invite that they accepted.
They exposed on their trip of five-day, frequented by the believer
Sally Lawrence, the Mr. Fletcher that preaches not announced to Shrewsbury and
Llangollen by the way. They spent seven weeks in Dublin, and from