Pepys's DiaryB. T. Batsford, 1963 - 246 páginas |
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Página 45
... staid so long that we went down again to dinner . And after I had dined I walked to the Conduit in the Quarrefowr , at the end of Gracious - street and Cornhill ; and there ( the spouts thereof running very near me upon all the people ...
... staid so long that we went down again to dinner . And after I had dined I walked to the Conduit in the Quarrefowr , at the end of Gracious - street and Cornhill ; and there ( the spouts thereof running very near me upon all the people ...
Página 58
... staid walking up and down . By and by the King and Queene , who looked in this dress ( a white laced waistcoate and a crim- son short pettycoate , and her hair dressed â la negligence ) mighty pretty ; and the King rode hand in hand ...
... staid walking up and down . By and by the King and Queene , who looked in this dress ( a white laced waistcoate and a crim- son short pettycoate , and her hair dressed â la negligence ) mighty pretty ; and the King rode hand in hand ...
Página 126
... staid till it was dark almost , and saw the fire grow , and as it grew darker , appeared more and more , and in corners and upon steeples , and between churches and houses , as far as we could see up the hill of the City , in a most ...
... staid till it was dark almost , and saw the fire grow , and as it grew darker , appeared more and more , and in corners and upon steeples , and between churches and houses , as far as we could see up the hill of the City , in a most ...
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afternoon answer Batten believe boat brought called Captain carried Carteret chapel Charles Chatham church City coach coming command Council Court Coventry Coventry's desire dined dinner discourse Duchesse Duke of Albemarle Duke of Buckingham Duke of York Dutch fear fire fleet give glad gone Gresham College guns hath hear heard Hewer House James's King and Duke King's Lady Castlemaine last night late letter London look Lord Arlington Lord Brouncker Lord Chancellor Lord Sandwich Lord's mightily mighty Minnes Monk morning Navy never noon o'clock Park Parliament Pepys Pepys's perceive plague pleased poor pretty Prince Prince Rupert Queene seamen ships Sir G Sir W staid strange streets talk Tangier tells Thence things thither to-day told took Tower town Treasurer trouble walked Westminster wherein White Hall wife Woolwich Wren yesterday York's