...any dead corpse going to the grave, but, as God would have it, did not. But, Lord! how everybody's looks and discourse in the street is of death, and...people going up and down, that the town is like a place deserted and forsaken. . . . &th Sept. — To London, to pack up more things ; and there I saw fires...

...clerk, who, upon my asking how the plague goes, told me it increases much, and much in our parish. 31st. Up, and after putting several things in order to my removal to Woolwich, the plague having a great increase this week, beyond all expectation, of almost 2,000, making the general bill 7,000, odd 100...

...Abroad, and met with Hadley, our clerke, who, upon my asking how the plague goes, told me it enT creases much, and much in our parish; for, says he, there...the town is like a place distressed and forsaken. 31st. Up: and, after putting several things in order to my removal, to Woolwich; the plague having...

...any dead corpse going to the grave, but, as God would have it, did not. But, Lord ! how everybody's looks and discourse in the street is of death, and...people going up and down that the town is like a place deserted and forsaken. . . . 6th Sept. — To London to pack up more things ; and there I saw fires...

...any dead corpse going to the grave, but, as God would have it, did not. But, Lord! how everybody's looks and discourse in the street is of death, and nothing else ! and few people going tip and down, that the town is like a place deserted and forsaken. . . . UiA Sept. — To London, to...

...in Greenwich, and Woolwich, and Deptford, where in every place it begins to grow very great. 30th. Abroad, and met with Hadley, our clerke, who, upon...the town is like a place distressed and forsaken. 31st. Up : and, after putting several things in order to my removal, to Woolwich; the plague having...

..." how everybody'looks, and the concourse in the street is of death, and nothing else ; and so fe.v people going up and down, that the town is like a place distressed and forsaken." Next year the street shall be lined with the flames of the Great Fire, and many a noble mansion be...

...forth, and walked towards Moorefields to see, God forgive my presumption ! whether I could see aiiy dead corpse going to the grave ; but, as God would...the town is like a place distressed and forsaken. 31st. Up : and, after putting several things in order to my removal, to Woolwich ; the plague having...

...who, upon my asking how the plague goes, told- me it increases much, and much in our parish. 31s<. Up, and after putting several things in order to my removal to Woolwich, the plague having a great increase this week, beyond all expectation, of almost 2,000, making the general bill 7,000 odd 100,...

...city again, wishing I may have taken no ill in going; but I will go, I think, no more thither. 31st. Up, and after putting several things in order to my removal to Woolwich, the p'ague having a great increase this week, beyond all expectation, of almost 2,000, making the general...