Through the acceptable assistance of my friend B.Seebohm, I was enabled to communicate what came before me, and the great dread which I had always had of speaking through an interpreter was mercifully removed, for which I was truly thankful.

The three Friends were favored most instructively to labor in the meeting for business.

They are now gone to Minden; I feel tenderly united to their spirits in much love.
John Yeardley's residence was at Friedensthal, a hamlet about a mile from the town of Pyrmont.

In a letter to his brother he thus describes the situation of the place, and his own comfortable accommodation:-- My mother inquires as to my mode of living, and if I have comfortable accommodations.

Please to tell her that I am provided for in a way which is exceedingly agreeable to me.