Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 59: November 1667
Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 59: November 1667
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After dinner I stayed at home all the afternoon, and Gibson withme; he and I shut up till about ten at night. We went through all ourorders, and towards the end I do meet with two or three orders for ourdischarging of two or three little vessels by ticket without money, whichdo plunge me; but, however, I have the advantage by this means to study ananswer and to prepare a defence, at least for myself. So he gone I tosupper, my mind busy thinking after our defence in this matter, but withvexation... to think that a thing of this kind, which in itself bringsnothing but trouble and shame to us, should happen before all others tobecome a charge against us. This afternoon Mr. Mills come and visited me, and stayed a little with me (my wife being to be godmother to his childto-morrow), and among other talk he told me how fully satisfactory myfirst Report was to the House in the business of Chatham: which I am gladto hear; and the more, for that I know that he is a great creature of SirR. Brookes's.
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After dinner I stayed at home all the afternoon, and Gibson withme; he and I shut up till about ten at night. We went through all ourorders, and towards the end I do meet with two or three orders for ourdischarging of two or three little vessels by ticket without money, whichdo plunge me; but, however, I have the advantage by this means to study ananswer and to prepare a defence, at least for myself. So he gone I tosupper, my mind busy thinking after our defence in this matter, but withvexation... to think that a thing of this kind, which in itself bringsnothing but trouble and shame to us, should happen before all others tobecome a charge against us. This afternoon Mr. Mills come and visited me, and stayed a little with me (my wife being to be godmother to his childto-morrow), and among other talk he told me how fully satisfactory myfirst Report was to the House in the business of Chatham: which I am gladto hear; and the more, for that I know that he is a great creature of SirR. Brookes's.
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