Lord and if were are meer(?) permit, for to meet on earth (???) grant that we may meet in heaven, ever with the Lord to (???) Farewell then to persecution, farewell sorrow, grief and (???) These shall never more perplex us, for with Jesus we (???) And Sing Allaluyah to God and (???) for ever and ever.
This is from a 1833 letter from a non-conforming family (probably Methodist) in Stockport, England (a suburb of Manchester). I would love to know what the hymn was. The handwriting is difficult to read, hence the ? marks.
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