Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 32: December 1664
Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 32: December 1664
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Up and to my office, then come by appointment cozen Tom Trice tome, and I paid him the L20 remaining due to him upon the bond of L100given him by agreement November, 1663, to end the difference between usabout my aunt's, his mother's, money. And here, being willing to know theworst, I told him, "I hope now there is nothing remaining between you andI of future dispute. " "No, " says he, "nothing at all that I know of, butonly a small matter of about 20 or 30s. That my father Pepys received forme... of rent due to me in the country, which I will in a day or two bringyou an account of, " and so we parted. Dined at home upon a good turkeywhich Mr. Sheply sent us, then to the office all the afternoon, Mr. Cutlerand others coming to me about business. I hear that the Dutch haveprepared a fleete to go the backway to the Streights, where without doubtthey will master our fleete. This put to that of Guinny makes me fearthem mightily, and certainly they are a most wise people, and careful oftheir business.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Up and to my office, then come by appointment cozen Tom Trice tome, and I paid him the L20 remaining due to him upon the bond of L100given him by agreement November, 1663, to end the difference between usabout my aunt's, his mother's, money. And here, being willing to know theworst, I told him, "I hope now there is nothing remaining between you andI of future dispute. " "No, " says he, "nothing at all that I know of, butonly a small matter of about 20 or 30s. That my father Pepys received forme... of rent due to me in the country, which I will in a day or two bringyou an account of, " and so we parted. Dined at home upon a good turkeywhich Mr. Sheply sent us, then to the office all the afternoon, Mr. Cutlerand others coming to me about business. I hear that the Dutch haveprepared a fleete to go the backway to the Streights, where without doubtthey will master our fleete. This put to that of Guinny makes me fearthem mightily, and certainly they are a most wise people, and careful oftheir business.
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