Diary And Correspondence of Samuel Pepys : F.R.S., Secretary to the Admiralty in the Reigns of Charles Ii And James Ii
Diary And Correspondence of Samuel Pepys : F.R.S., Secretary to the Admiralty in the Reigns of Charles Ii And James Ii
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But, among other discourse, we fell to the old discourse of Paule's Schoole ; and he did, upon my declaring my value of it, give me one of Lilly's grammars of a very old impression, as it was in the Catholique times, which I shall much set by. This night my wife had a new suit of flowered ash-coloured silk, very noble.
]0th. At noon to the 'Change, where very hot, people's proposal of the City giving the King another ship for The London, that is lately blown up. It would be very handsome,- and,... if well managed, might be done ; but, I fear, if it be put into ill hands, or that the courtiers do solicit it, it will never be done. To the Committee of Tangier at White Hall, where my Lord Barkeley, and Craven, and others ; but, Lord !
to see how superficially things are done in the business of the 1665.] SAMUEL PEPTS. 217 Lottery, which will be the disgrace of the Fishery and without profit.
11th. Sir J. Minnes from Lee Roade, where they have been 10 see the wrecke of " The London," out of which, they say, the guns may be got, but the hull of her will be wholly lost, as not being capable of being weighed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, among other discourse, we fell to the old discourse of Paule's Schoole ; and he did, upon my declaring my value of it, give me one of Lilly's grammars of a very old impression, as it was in the Catholique times, which I shall much set by. This night my wife had a new suit of flowered ash-coloured silk, very noble.
]0th. At noon to the 'Change, where very hot, people's proposal of the City giving the King another ship for The London, that is lately blown up. It would be very handsome,- and,... if well managed, might be done ; but, I fear, if it be put into ill hands, or that the courtiers do solicit it, it will never be done. To the Committee of Tangier at White Hall, where my Lord Barkeley, and Craven, and others ; but, Lord !
to see how superficially things are done in the business of the 1665.] SAMUEL PEPTS. 217 Lottery, which will be the disgrace of the Fishery and without profit.
11th. Sir J. Minnes from Lee Roade, where they have been 10 see the wrecke of " The London," out of which, they say, the guns may be got, but the hull of her will be wholly lost, as not being capable of being weighed.
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