to see the cloud begin to break for we had
struggled hard to do a littelle. we then retur
ned to our room & attended to the ordinance
of confirmation, & we had an interesting time,
the spirit & power of God rested upon us while
we confirmed 5. we met in prayer meeting
at 8 oclock had an interesting time I called at
Mr Albums had an interesting conversation with
him & family untill 12 oclock & returned home to
rest Sister Redman was at the meeting 3 m[iles].

January 13, 1841 ~ Wednesday

13^th [FIGURE] I received a letter from PHEBE Dated
N. Y. Dec 6^th 1840. Strange things happen
in the last days, I was no little shocked & surprised
to received a letter from her Dated in N. Y. She
informed me that J. F. Carter & L. Scammans
had visited her, & wished her to accompany them
home & spend the winter at her Fathers House
& accompany me home to the west in the spring
which invitation she excepted, which accounts
for her being in the city of N. Y. May the Lord bless
her, & give her an agreeable visit with her frien[ds]
& give her with Willford health & strength faith &
grace according to ourtheir Day in all things, & hasten
the Hour when we may once more greet each other
& ever be supported to do the will of God in all
things untill our work is finished on Earth, &
then may we reign together in the Celestial
Kingdom of our God which Blessings I ask God
the Eternal Father in the name of Jesus Christ
to grant & seal unto us this Blessing

I walked to Mr Pistrucci, to take a sitting but
returned with out it

P I had commenced a long letter to Phebe, & wrote
a few lines when I received her last letter which came
to hand this morning & as she had not received any
letter from me since the one Dated July 8^th I commen[ce]d
& copied from my Journal from July 8^th 1840 to
Jan 18^th 1841 an account of all letters I sent her & all
friends in America, & all i had received, & all things
which I sent her, & spoke of a great variety of things
& affairs, & wished her to write & Direct to London
I mailed it on the 18^th at Phillipps No 3. Georges Yard
Lumbard Street. Sister Redman & Br Kimball wrote

to see the cloud begin to break for we had struggled hard to do a little. we then retur ned to our room & attended to the ordinance of Confirmation, & we had an interesting time, the Spirit & power of God rested upon us while we confirmed 5. we met in Prayer meeting at 8 oclock had an interesting time I called at Mr Alburns had an interesting conversation with him & family untill 12 oclock & returned home to rest Sister Redman was at the meeting 3 m.

January 13, 1841 ~ Wednesday

13th [FIGURE] I received a letter from PHEBE Dated N.Y. Dec 6th 1840 Strange things happen in the last days, I was no little shocked & surprised to received a letter from her Dated in N.Y. She informed me that J. F. Carter & L. Scammans had visited her, & wished her to accompany them home & spend the winter at her Fathers House & accompany me home to the west in the spring which invitation she excepted, which accounts for her being in the City of N.Y. May the Lord bless her, & give her an agreeable visit with her friends & give her with Willford health & strength faith & grace according to their Day in all things, & hasten the Hour when we may once more greet each other & ever be supported to do the will of God in all things untill our work is finished on Earth, & then may we reign together in the Celestial Kingdom of our God which Blessings I ask God the Eternal Father in the name of Jesus Christ to grant & seal unto us this Blessing

I walked to Mr Pistrucci, to take a sitting but returned with out it

[FIGURE] I had commenced a long letter to Phebe, & wrote a few lines when I received her last letter which came to hand this morning & as she had not received any letter from me since the one Dated July 8th I commenced & copied from my Journal from July 8th 1840 to Jan 18 1841 an account of all letters I sent her & all friends in America. & all i had received, & all things which I sent her, & spoke of a great variety of things & affairs, & wished her to write & Direct to London I mailed it on the 18th at Phillipps No 3. Georges Yard Lumbard Street. Sister Redman & Br Kimball wrote