Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete 1668 N.S.
Diary of Samuel Pepys — Complete 1668 N.S.
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I have got one of them, but it is not very witty, but devilish severe against her and the King and I wonder how it durstbe printed and spread abroad, which shews that the times are loose, andcome to a great disregard of the King, or Court, or Government. ThenceI to White Hall to attend the Council, and when the Council rose we findmy order mightily enlarged by the Sollicitor Generall, who was calledthither, making it more safe for him and the Council, but their orderis the same in the command o...f it that I drew, and will I think defendus well. So thence, meeting Creed, he and I to the new Cocke-pitt bythe King's gate, and there saw the manner of it, and the mixed rabbleof people that come thither; and saw two battles of cocks, wherein isno great sport, but only to consider how these creatures, withoutany provocation, do fight and kill one another, and aim only at oneanother's heads, and by their good will not leave till one of them bekilled; and thence to the Park in a hackney coach, so would not go intothe tour, but round about the Park, and to the House, and there at thedoor eat and drank; whither come my Lady Kerneagy, of whom Creed tellsme more particulars; how her Lord, finding her and the Duke of York atthe King's first coming in too kind, did get it out of her that he diddishonour him, and so bid her continue...
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I have got one of them, but it is not very witty, but devilish severe against her and the King and I wonder how it durstbe printed and spread abroad, which shews that the times are loose, andcome to a great disregard of the King, or Court, or Government. ThenceI to White Hall to attend the Council, and when the Council rose we findmy order mightily enlarged by the Sollicitor Generall, who was calledthither, making it more safe for him and the Council, but their orderis the same in the command o...f it that I drew, and will I think defendus well. So thence, meeting Creed, he and I to the new Cocke-pitt bythe King's gate, and there saw the manner of it, and the mixed rabbleof people that come thither; and saw two battles of cocks, wherein isno great sport, but only to consider how these creatures, withoutany provocation, do fight and kill one another, and aim only at oneanother's heads, and by their good will not leave till one of them bekilled; and thence to the Park in a hackney coach, so would not go intothe tour, but round about the Park, and to the House, and there at thedoor eat and drank; whither come my Lady Kerneagy, of whom Creed tellsme more particulars; how her Lord, finding her and the Duke of York atthe King's first coming in too kind, did get it out of her that he diddishonour him, and so bid her continue...
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