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Dear Brother,
MY Dear Love is unto thee, desiring thee may enjoy thy Health, as thro' the Lords Mercy we do at present, and not only so, but inward Peace, Comfort, and Satisfaction; I do daily witness and feel in my own particular, and Truth doth grow and prosper amongst us, which is Matter of great Joy and Comfort unto my Soul, and
it is the breathing Desire of my Spirit, that the Lord may preserve thee, with my own Soul, and the Souls of our Dear Friends and Brethren in the Truth, in Uprightness before him, unto the end of our days, &c.
Benjamin Padley.
Yorkshire, the 29th. of the 11th. Month, 1689.