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Wednesday 20 September 1665

Called up by Captain Cocke (who was last night put into great trouble upon his boy’s being rather worse than…

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Monday 11 September 1665

Up and walked to the office, there to do some business till ten of the clock, and then by agreement…

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Sunday 14 May 1665

(Lord’s day). Up, and with my wife to church, it being Whitsunday; my wife very fine in a new yellow…

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Friday 14 April 1665

Up, and betimes to Mr. Povy, being desirous to have an end of my trouble of mind touching my Tangier…

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Sunday 5 July 1663

(Lord’s day). Lady Batten had sent twice to invite me to go with them to Walthamstow to-day, Mrs. Martha being…

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Wednesday 11 March 1662/63

Up betimes, and to my office, walked a little in the garden with Sir W. Batten, talking about the difference…

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Thursday 25 September 1662

Up betimes and to my workmen, and then to the office, where we sat all the morning. So home to…

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Sunday 13 April 1662

(Lord’s day). In the morning to Paul’s, where I heard a pretty good sermon, and thence to dinner with my…

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Thursday 1 August 1661

This morning Sir Williams both, and my wife and I and Mrs. Margarett Pen (this first time that I have…

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Wednesday 31 July 1661

Singing-master came to me this morning; then to the office all the morning. In the afternoon I went to the…

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Wednesday 29 May 1661

(King’s birth-day). Rose early and having made myself fine, and put six spoons and a porringer of silver in my…

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Thursday 18 April 1661

Up with my workmen and then about 9 o’clock took horse with both the Sir Williams for Walthamstow, and there…

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Tuesday 16 April 1661

So soon as word was brought me that Mr. Coventry was come with the barge to the Towre, I went…

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Saturday 13 April 1661

To Whitehall by water from Towre-wharf, where we could not pass the ordinary way, because they were mending of the…

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