Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete 1666 N.S.
Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete 1666 N.S.
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21st. Up, and to the office, where much business and Sir W. Coventrythere, who of late hath wholly left us, most of our business being aboutmoney, to which we can give no answer, which makes him weary of comingto us. He made an experiment to-day, by taking up a heape of petitionsthat lay upon the table. They proved seventeen in number, and found themthus: one for money for reparation for clothes, four desired to havetickets made out to them, and the other twelve were for money. Dined athome, an...d sister Balty with us. My wife snappish because I denied hermoney to lay out this afternoon; however, good friends again, and bycoach set them down at the New Exchange, and I to the Exchequer, andthere find my business of my tallys in good forwardness. I passed downinto the Hall, and there hear that Mr. Bowles, the grocer, after 4 or 5days' sickness, is dead, and this day buried. So away, and taking up mywife, went homewards. I 'light and with Harman to my mercer's in LumbardStreete, and there agreed for, our purple serge for my closett, and soI away home.
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21st. Up, and to the office, where much business and Sir W. Coventrythere, who of late hath wholly left us, most of our business being aboutmoney, to which we can give no answer, which makes him weary of comingto us. He made an experiment to-day, by taking up a heape of petitionsthat lay upon the table. They proved seventeen in number, and found themthus: one for money for reparation for clothes, four desired to havetickets made out to them, and the other twelve were for money. Dined athome, an...d sister Balty with us. My wife snappish because I denied hermoney to lay out this afternoon; however, good friends again, and bycoach set them down at the New Exchange, and I to the Exchequer, andthere find my business of my tallys in good forwardness. I passed downinto the Hall, and there hear that Mr. Bowles, the grocer, after 4 or 5days' sickness, is dead, and this day buried. So away, and taking up mywife, went homewards. I 'light and with Harman to my mercer's in LumbardStreete, and there agreed for, our purple serge for my closett, and soI away home.
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