Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 28: April/may 1664
Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 28: April/may 1664
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Lane to theSwan at Mrs. Herbert's in the Palace Yard to try a couple of bands, anddid (though I had a mind to be playing the fool with her) purposely staybut a little while, and kept the door open, and called the master andmistress of the house one after another to drink and talk with me, andshowed them both my old and new bands. So that as I did nothing so theyare able to bear witness that I had no opportunity there to do anything. Thence by coach with Sir W. Pen home, calling at the Temple fo...r Lawes'sPsalms, which I did not so much (by being against my oath) buy as only laydown money till others be bound better for me, and by that time I hope toget money of the Treasurer of the Navy by bills, which, according to myoath, shall make me able to do it. At home dined, and all the afternoonat a Committee of the Chest, and at night comes my aunt and uncle Wightand Nan Ferrers and supped merrily with me, my uncle coming in an hourafter them almost foxed. Great pleasure by discourse with them, and so, they gone, late to bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lane to theSwan at Mrs. Herbert's in the Palace Yard to try a couple of bands, anddid (though I had a mind to be playing the fool with her) purposely staybut a little while, and kept the door open, and called the master andmistress of the house one after another to drink and talk with me, andshowed them both my old and new bands. So that as I did nothing so theyare able to bear witness that I had no opportunity there to do anything. Thence by coach with Sir W. Pen home, calling at the Temple fo...r Lawes'sPsalms, which I did not so much (by being against my oath) buy as only laydown money till others be bound better for me, and by that time I hope toget money of the Treasurer of the Navy by bills, which, according to myoath, shall make me able to do it. At home dined, and all the afternoonat a Committee of the Chest, and at night comes my aunt and uncle Wightand Nan Ferrers and supped merrily with me, my uncle coming in an hourafter them almost foxed. Great pleasure by discourse with them, and so, they gone, late to bed.
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