Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 23: July/august 1663
Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 23: July/august 1663
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Carteret and we all looked into matters, and then by waterback to Deptford, where we dined with him at his house, a very good dinnerand mightily tempted with wines of all sorts and brave French Syder, but Idrunk none. But that which is a great wonder I find his little daughterBetty, that was in hanging sleeves but a month or two ago, and is a verylittle young child; married, and to whom, but to young Scott, son to MadamCatharine Scott, that was so long in law, and at whose triall I was withher ...husband; he pleading that it was unlawfully got and would not own it, she, it seems, being brought to bed of it, if not got by somebody else atOxford, but it seems a little before his death he did own the child, andhath left him his estate, not long since. So Sir G. Carteret hath struckup of a sudden a match with him for his little daughter. He hath aboutL2000 per annum; and it seems Sir G. Carteret hath by this meansover-reached Sir H. Bennet, who did endeavour to get this gentleman for asister of his, but Sir G.
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Carteret and we all looked into matters, and then by waterback to Deptford, where we dined with him at his house, a very good dinnerand mightily tempted with wines of all sorts and brave French Syder, but Idrunk none. But that which is a great wonder I find his little daughterBetty, that was in hanging sleeves but a month or two ago, and is a verylittle young child; married, and to whom, but to young Scott, son to MadamCatharine Scott, that was so long in law, and at whose triall I was withher ...husband; he pleading that it was unlawfully got and would not own it, she, it seems, being brought to bed of it, if not got by somebody else atOxford, but it seems a little before his death he did own the child, andhath left him his estate, not long since. So Sir G. Carteret hath struckup of a sudden a match with him for his little daughter. He hath aboutL2000 per annum; and it seems Sir G. Carteret hath by this meansover-reached Sir H. Bennet, who did endeavour to get this gentleman for asister of his, but Sir G.
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