Samuel Pepys

@samuelpepys

The diaries of Samuel Pepys in real time, 1660-69. Currently tweeting the events of 1667. Run by . Also on Mastodon: @samuelpepys@mastodon.social

London, UK
Vrijeme pridruživanja: travanj 2008.

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  1. prije 4 sata

    To Westminster Hall, thinking to see Betty Michell, she staying there all night, and had hopes to get her out alone, but missed.

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  2. prije 8 sati

    I find Sir W. Coventry with a letter from the Downes in his hands, telling the loss of the St. Patricke coming from Harwich in her way to Portsmouth: a ship built at Bristoll the last year, of fifty guns and upwards, and a most excellent good ship.

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  3. prije 13 sati

    The Prince do rest well, and out of pain; so as great hopes are conceived of him. Though I did meet Dr Clerke and Mr Pierce, and they believe he will not recover it, supposing that his whole head within is eaten by this corruption, which appeared in this piece of the inner table.

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  4. 5. velj

    I was troubled with pain, having a bruise on my right testicle. But this I did make use of to make my wife shift sides, and I did come to sit avec Betty Michell, and had her mano, which ella did give me, and did hazer whatever I voudrais avec la, which did plazer me grandement.

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  5. 5. velj

    By coach to the New Exchange, and there laid out money, and I did give Betty Michell two pair of gloves and a dressing-box; and so home in the dark, over the ruins, with a link.

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  6. 5. velj

    The whole play pleases me well: and most of all, the sight of many fine ladies — among others, my Lady Castlemayne and Mrs. Middleton: the latter of the two hath also a very excellent face and body, I think.

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  7. 5. velj

    A good play I find "The Chances", and the actors most good in it; and pretty to hear Knipp sing in the play very properly, “All night I weepe;” and sung it admirably.

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  8. 5. velj

    After setting my things in order at the office I abroad with my wife and little Betty Michell, and took them against my vows, but I will make good my forfeit, to the King’s house, to show them a play, “The Chances.”

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  9. 5. velj

    The truth is, not thinking them safe men to receive such a gratuity from, nor knowing any considerable courtesy that ever I did do them, but desirous to keep myself free from their reports, and to have it in my power to say I had refused their offer.

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  10. 5. velj

    There come to me Mr. Young and Whistler, flaggmakers, and with mighty earnestness did present me with, and press me to take a box, wherein I could not guess there was less than 100l. in gold: but I do wholly refuse it, and did not at last take it.

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  11. 5. velj

    I had a good night’s rest, the last night’s being troublesome, but now my heart light and full of resolution of standing close to my business.

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  12. 4. velj

    Among others, Mrs. Steward, very fine, with her locks done up with puffes, as my wife calls them: and several other great ladies had their hair so, though I do not like it; but my wife do mightily — but it is only because she sees it is the fashion.

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  13. 4. velj

    My wife and I out to the Duke’s playhouse, and there saw “Heraclius,” an excellent play, to my extraordinary content; and the more from the house being very full, and great company.

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  14. 4. velj

    So here I was mighty merry and all our differences seemingly blown over, though Sir W. Pen knows, if he be not a fool, that I love him not, and I do the like that he hates me.

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  15. 4. velj

    To dinner to Sir W. Pen’s, he inviting me and my wife, and there a pretty good dinner, intended indeed for Sir W. Coventry, but he would not stay.

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  16. 4. velj

    I do by Sir W. Coventry’s silence conclude that he is not satisfied in my management of my place and the charge it puts the King to, which I confess I am not in present condition through my late laziness to give any good answer to.

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  17. 4. velj

    I up, with my head troubled to think of the issue of this morning, so made ready and to the office, where Mr. Gawden comes, and he and I discoursed the business well, and thinks I shall get off well enough.

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  18. 3. velj

    To bed sooner than ordinary, for rising betimes in the morning tomorrow. So after reading my usual vows to bed, my mind full of trouble against tomorrow.

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  19. 3. velj

    I fell to read a little in Hakewill’s Apology, and did satisfy myself mighty fair in the truth of the saying that the world do not grow old at all, but is in as good condition in all respects as ever it was as to nature.

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  20. 3. velj

    Talking of the burning of the City; my Lady Carteret did tell us how abundance of pieces of burnt papers were cast by the wind as far as Cranborne; she took up one which was a bit of paper that had been printed, whereon there remained these words: “Time is, it is done.”

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