Letter from Eli B. Kelsey, 22 February 1850
15 Wilton Street Liverpool
Dear Brother Woodruff
As Brother Pratt
is very much engaged he requests me
to answer your kind and interesting letter
—and to offer you his appologies for not
writing oftener—you are maware from
experience of the arduous and complicated
duties of the station he holds—and doubtless
will excuse him for any seeming neglect
We were all delighted with the news contain-
ed in your letter two last letters—I took
the liberty of telling your very remarkable
dream that you related to me at the
house of Mr Waterhouse in N York
Brother Pratt says it is a true dream
and requests that (if you would not
consider it unconveienient) you would
write it for publication also send a
copy for insertion in the Star—I
remember with much pleasure the
few hours I enjoyed of your society
in N York and hope I may yet
enjoy many more opportuneities of the
same kind—Brother & Sister Pratt
and myself join in sending you and
Sister Woodruff our best love
with sincere wishes for your future
