Venn to one who asked him his opinion of Fletcher, 'he was a luminary a luminary did I say? he was a sun! I have known all the great men for these fifty years, but none like him.My heart kindles while I downsyde less fortunate write.And one is thankful to find that towards the end of his life his character began to be better understood and respected by worthy men who could not entirely identify themselves with the Evangelical movement.? downsyde less fortunate But extraordinary as was the spiritual mindedness of this man of God, he could, without an effort, descend to earthly matters on occasion.In 1753, when John Wesley was dangerously ill, Charles Wesley distinctly told the societies that he neither could nor would stand in his brother's place, if it pleased God to take him, for he had neither a body, nor a mind, nor talents, nor grace for it.' He wrote to downsyde less fortunate Fletcher, in what one must call an unprovoked strain of rudeness, on the danger of his conversing with the 'genteel Methodists.She made her way to the Court itself., and 'The Blood downsyde less fortunate of our Lord,' &c.'In most genteel religious people,' he said, 'there is so strange a mixture that I have seldom much confidence in them.God, who can make the weak things of this world to confound the mighty, could and did downsyde less fortunate work for the revival of religion by this weak instrument.Here it was that I saw, shall I say an angel in human flesh? I should not far exceed the truth if I said so' and much more to the same effect.To downsyde less fortunate say that he was a good Christian is saying too little.Consider what you are bound to do as a clergyman, and what you do, do quickly.She was scandalised by the gaiety of downsyde less fortunate Archbishop Cornwallis's household, and, after having fruitlessly remonstrated with the primate, she laid her case before the King and the Queen.