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To my office to write my letters very late, and then to read the late printed discourse of witches by a member of Gresham College.
about 6 hours ago
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The discourse of Scotland is confirmed, that they are 4000 of them in armes, and do declare for King and Covenant, which is very ill news.
about 15 hours ago
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Mr. Martin is come to tell me his wife is brought to bed of a girle, and I promised to christen it next Sunday.
about 18 hours ago
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Playford's new impression of his ketches are not yet out, the fire having hindered it. His man tells me that it will be a very fine piece.
12:12 PM Nov 23rd
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Sir G. Downing tells me that it is the King's own party that have hindered the passing of the Bill for money, which is a strange thing.
3:12 AM Nov 23rd
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The King of France hath caused all his footmen to be put into vests; which is the greatest indignity ever done by one Prince to another.
9:12 AM Nov 22nd
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Displeased with my wife cutting away a lace handkercher sewed about the neck down to her breasts, out of a belief that it is the fashion.
5:12 AM Nov 22nd
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My Lord Bruncker did show me Hollar's new print of the City, with a pretty representation of that part which is burnt, very fine indeed.
1:12 AM Nov 22nd
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After supper an hour reading to my wife and brother something in Chaucer with great pleasure, and so to bed.
2:12 PM Nov 21st
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To Westminster Hall, and here was Betty Michell. I would have carried her home, but her father intends to go with her, so I lost my hopes.
3:12 AM Nov 21st
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I find Sir Philip Howard dressing himself in his night-gown and turban like a Turke, one of the finest persons that ever I saw in my life.
1:12 AM Nov 21st
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I fear, I do at this day see the best that either I or the rest of our nation will ever see.
3:12 PM Nov 20th
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There are troubles like to be in Scotland, there being a discontented party already risen, that have imprisoned the Governor of Dumfreeze.
9:12 AM Nov 20th
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I did agree with Mr. Gregory to come to teach my wife to play on the Viall, and he being an able and sober man, I am mightily glad of it.
5:12 AM Nov 20th
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To church, it being thanksgiving-day for the cessation of the plague; the towne do say that it is hastened, there dying some people still.
3:12 AM Nov 20th
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With Sir W. Warren half an hour discoursing of several businesses, and some I hope will bring me a little profit.
1:12 AM Nov 20th
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I find Sir G. Carteret displeased with the letter I have sent in yesterday, finding fault with the account of the ill state of the Navy.
10:12 AM Nov 19th
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To the Bull-head tavern, and here had six bottles of claret filled, and I sent them to Mrs. Martin, whom I had promised some of my owne.
8:12 AM Nov 19th
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Mr. Robinson did give me a paper wherein he states his pretence to the post office, and intends to petition the Parliament in it.
6:12 AM Nov 19th
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This morning came Mr. Caesar, and I heard him on the lute very finely, and my boy begins to play well.
4:12 AM Nov 19th
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- Name Samuel Pepys
- Location London, UK
- Web http://www.pepysd...
- Bio 17th century London diarist Twittering 1666's events.
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