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For which, and all the discomforts that will accompany my being blind, the good God prepare me!
1:00 PM May 31st
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And so I betake myself to that course, which is almost as much as to see myself go into my grave.
12:59 PM May 31st
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If there be any thing, which cannot be much, I must endeavour to keep a margin in my book open to add, here and there, a note in short-hand.
12:51 PM May 31st
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I resolve to have my journal kept by my people in long-hand and must be contented to set down no more than is fit for all the world to know.
12:50 PM May 31st
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I having kept my journal so long as to undo my eyes almost every time that I take a pen in my hand; whatever comes of it, I must forbear.
12:41 PM May 31st
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And thus ends all that I doubt I shall be able to do with my own eyes in the keeping of my journal, I being not able to do it any longer.
12:40 PM May 31st
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To "The World's End," a drinking-house by the Park; and there merry, and so home.
12:12 PM May 31st
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Being called by my wife, we to the Park, Mary Batelier, and a Dutch gentleman, a friend of hers, being with us.
10:12 AM May 31st
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Had another meeting with the Duke of York, at White Hall, on yesterday's work, and made a good advance.
9:12 AM May 31st
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Calling at Michell's, here je did baiser elle, but had not opportunity para hazer some with her as I would have offered if je had had it.
8:12 AM May 31st
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The ill condition of my eyes, and my neglect for a year or two, hath kept me behindhand in my accounts, so as to render it difficult now.
5:12 AM May 31st
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Continued all the morning with W. Hewer, upon examining and stating my accounts, in order to the fitting myself to go abroad beyond sea.
4:12 AM May 31st
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Called by my wife, Mr. Gibson and I, we to the Park, whence the rain sent us suddenly home.
10:12 AM May 30th
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The Duke of York made a good entrance on my draught of my Instructions to Commanders, as well expressing views of a reformation among them.
8:12 AM May 30th
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I had my full gaze upon Mrs. Wells, to my great content, she being a woman of pretty conversation.
6:12 AM May 30th
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Dined with Mr. Chevins his sister: by and by come in Mr. Progers and Sir Thomas Allen, and by and by fine Mrs. Wells, who is a great beauty.
5:12 AM May 30th
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By water to White Hall, and thence to Sir W. Coventry, where all the morning by his bed-side, he being indisposed.
4:12 AM May 30th
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To Hyde Park; great store of company, and preparations by the Prince of Tuscany to celebrate with fire-works, for the King's birth-day.
12:12 PM May 29th
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I heard the Bishop of Peterborough preach but dully; but a good anthem of Pelham's.
4:12 AM May 29th
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To White Hall, where all very gay; and particularly the Prince of Tuscany very fine, and is the first day of his appearing out of mourning.
1:12 AM May 29th
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- Name Samuel Pepys
- Location London, UK
- Web http://www.pepysd...
- Bio 17th century London diarist, who tweeted events in real time. Run by @philgyford.
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