Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete 1667 N.S.
Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete 1667 N.S.
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10th. Up, and to the office betimes, and there all the morning verybusy causing papers to be entered and sorted to put the office in orderagainst the Parliament. At noon home to dinner, and then to the officeagain close all the afternoon upon the same occasion with great pleasuretill late, and then with my wife and Mercer in the garden and sung, andthen home and sung, and to supper with great content, and so to bed. TheDuke of York is come back last night from Harwich, the news he bringsI know ...not, nor hear anything to-day from Dover, whether the enemy havemade any attempt there as was expected. This day our girle Mary, whomPayne helped us to, to be under his daughter, when she come to be ourcook-mayde, did go away declaring that she must be where she might earnsomething one day, and spend it and play away the next. But a good civilwench, and one neither wife nor I did ever give angry word to, but shehas this silly vanity that she must play.
11th. Up betimes and to my office, and there busy till the office (whichwas only Sir T.
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10th. Up, and to the office betimes, and there all the morning verybusy causing papers to be entered and sorted to put the office in orderagainst the Parliament. At noon home to dinner, and then to the officeagain close all the afternoon upon the same occasion with great pleasuretill late, and then with my wife and Mercer in the garden and sung, andthen home and sung, and to supper with great content, and so to bed. TheDuke of York is come back last night from Harwich, the news he bringsI know ...not, nor hear anything to-day from Dover, whether the enemy havemade any attempt there as was expected. This day our girle Mary, whomPayne helped us to, to be under his daughter, when she come to be ourcook-mayde, did go away declaring that she must be where she might earnsomething one day, and spend it and play away the next. But a good civilwench, and one neither wife nor I did ever give angry word to, but shehas this silly vanity that she must play.
11th. Up betimes and to my office, and there busy till the office (whichwas only Sir T.
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