Marston Morse relation of faith, 1842

Middleborough June the 9 1842 I now set down to writ some of my experience the grat work that god has wrought in my soul the grat change that I never met with before and that which I thought never could be met with i was at the town of plymton where the reformation began i mad[e] some light of it the man that i lived with began to be serious and arose for prayers i also made some light of that he talk to me some that was about a fortnigt before the fat fast about week before the fast i began to be somwhat interested in meetings but i say anything but i did not say anything about it but i felt more and more and there was a meeting saturday night and i felt so deep in the cause of religion that i arose for prayers with another young man that i told if he would i would but i found that i never should find peace so and i began to think that if there was anything in religion i would try [?] for it sabathday i went ^to meting i felt deeply impresed it might i arose again for prayers a monday i felt n very bad i thought most that there was nothing in it but i cariad away them feelings and thought I would ?have hope in saviour