Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 42: March/april 1665-66
Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 42: March/april 1665-66
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Thus endsthis month, with my head and mind mighty full and disquiett because of myaccounts, which I have let go too long, and confounded my publique with myprivate that I cannot come to any liquidating of them. However, I do seethat I must be grown richer than I was by a good deale last month. Busyalso I am in thoughts for a husband for my sister, and to that end my wifeand I have determined that she shall presently go into the country to myfather and mother, and consider of a proffer made them... for her in thecountry, which, if she likes, shall go forward.
DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS. APRIL 1666 April 1st (Lord's day). Up and abroad, and by coach to Charing Cross, towait on Sir Philip Howard; whom I found in bed: and he do receive me verycivilly. My request was about suffering my wife's brother to go to sea, and to save his pay in the Duke's guards; which after a little difficultyhe did with great respect agree to. I find him a very fine-spokengentleman, and one of great parts, and very courteous.
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Thus endsthis month, with my head and mind mighty full and disquiett because of myaccounts, which I have let go too long, and confounded my publique with myprivate that I cannot come to any liquidating of them. However, I do seethat I must be grown richer than I was by a good deale last month. Busyalso I am in thoughts for a husband for my sister, and to that end my wifeand I have determined that she shall presently go into the country to myfather and mother, and consider of a proffer made them... for her in thecountry, which, if she likes, shall go forward.
DIARY OF SAMUEL PEPYS. APRIL 1666 April 1st (Lord's day). Up and abroad, and by coach to Charing Cross, towait on Sir Philip Howard; whom I found in bed: and he do receive me verycivilly. My request was about suffering my wife's brother to go to sea, and to save his pay in the Duke's guards; which after a little difficultyhe did with great respect agree to. I find him a very fine-spokengentleman, and one of great parts, and very courteous.
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