Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 39: October 1665
Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 39: October 1665
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Very late writing letters at the office, and muchsatisfied to hear from Captain Cocke that he had got possession of some ofhis goods to his own house, and expected to have all to-night. The towne, I hear, is full of talke that there are great differences in the fleeteamong the great Commanders, and that Mings at Oxford did impeach my Lordof something, I think about these goods, but this is but talke. But myheart and head to-night is full of the Victualling business, beingoverjoyed and proud at ...my success in my proposal about it, it being readbefore the King, Duke, and the Caball with complete applause andsatisfaction. This Sir G. Carteret and Sir W. Coventry both writ me, besides Sir W. Coventry's letter to the Duke of Albemarle, which I readyesterday, and I hope to find my profit in it also. So late home to bed.
15th (Lord's day). Up, and while I staid for the barber, tried to composea duo of counterpoint, and I think it will do very well, it being by Mr. Berckenshaw's rule. By and by by appointment comes Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Very late writing letters at the office, and muchsatisfied to hear from Captain Cocke that he had got possession of some ofhis goods to his own house, and expected to have all to-night. The towne, I hear, is full of talke that there are great differences in the fleeteamong the great Commanders, and that Mings at Oxford did impeach my Lordof something, I think about these goods, but this is but talke. But myheart and head to-night is full of the Victualling business, beingoverjoyed and proud at ...my success in my proposal about it, it being readbefore the King, Duke, and the Caball with complete applause andsatisfaction. This Sir G. Carteret and Sir W. Coventry both writ me, besides Sir W. Coventry's letter to the Duke of Albemarle, which I readyesterday, and I hope to find my profit in it also. So late home to bed.
15th (Lord's day). Up, and while I staid for the barber, tried to composea duo of counterpoint, and I think it will do very well, it being by Mr. Berckenshaw's rule. By and by by appointment comes Mr.
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