These notes are identified by ♦♠♥♣ symbols in the │ │ text and are shown immediately below the paragraph in which │ │ they appear. │ └────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ THE WORKS OF THE Rev. JOHN WESLEY, M.A. Late Fellow of _Lincoln-College_, OXFORD. VOLUME XII. BRISTOL: Printed by WILLIAM PINE, in _Wine-Street_. MDCCLXXII. THE CONTENTS Of the TWELFTH VOLUME. An Extract of the Life and Death of _Thomas Walsh_. PART III. Chapter IV. _Of his last sickness._ An Extract of the Life of the late Rev. Mr. _David Brainerd_. Part I. _From his birth to the time when he began to devote himself to the study of divinity._ Part II. _From the time that he began to devote himself to the study of divinity, till he was examined and licensed to preach._ Part III. _From the time of his being licensed to preach, till he was appointed missionary to the Indians._ Part IV. _From the time of his being appointed missionary, to his entrance on his mission among the Indians at Kaunaumeek._ Part V. _From his first beginning to instruct the Indians at Kaunaumeek, to his ordination._ Part VI. _From his ordination, till he began to preach to the Indians at Crosweeksung._ Part VII. _From his first beginning to preach to the Indians at Crosweeksung, till he returned from his last journey to Susquahannah._ Part VIII. _After his return from his last journey to Susquahannah, until his death._ Illustration: (‡ decoration) An EXTRACT of the LIFE AND DEATH OF THOMAS WALSH. PART III. CHAPTER IV. _Of his last sickness and death._ HIS state of body in general (as has been related) was that of a lingering death, which however, being interspersed with intervals of comparative health and strength, admitted of his still going on, in the work of his calling. But by his last sickness is meant, that degree of disease, which admitted of no such interval; and at last took him off entirely, from all mental or bodily labour, and ended in his removal hence.