Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 61: January 1667-68
Diary of Samuel Pepys — volume 61: January 1667-68
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Pierce and her family, and Harris and Knepp by coachhome, as late as it was. And they gone, I took Mrs. Turner and Hollworthyhome to my house, and there gave wine and sweetmeats; but I find Mrs. Hollworthy but a mean woman, I think, for understanding, only a littleconceited, and proud, and talking, but nothing extraordinary in person, ordiscourse, or understanding. However, I was mightily pleased with herbeing there, I having long longed for to know her, and they being gone, Ipaid the fiddlers ...L3 among the four, and so away to bed, weary andmightily pleased, and have the happiness to reflect upon it as I dosometimes on other things, as going to a play or the like, to be thegreatest real comfort that I am to expect in the world, and that it isthat that we do really labour in the hopes of; and so I do really enjoymyself, and understand that if I do not do it now I shall not hereafter, it may be, be able to pay for it, or have health to take pleasure in it, and so fill myself with vain expectation of pleasure and go without it.
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Pierce and her family, and Harris and Knepp by coachhome, as late as it was. And they gone, I took Mrs. Turner and Hollworthyhome to my house, and there gave wine and sweetmeats; but I find Mrs. Hollworthy but a mean woman, I think, for understanding, only a littleconceited, and proud, and talking, but nothing extraordinary in person, ordiscourse, or understanding. However, I was mightily pleased with herbeing there, I having long longed for to know her, and they being gone, Ipaid the fiddlers ...L3 among the four, and so away to bed, weary andmightily pleased, and have the happiness to reflect upon it as I dosometimes on other things, as going to a play or the like, to be thegreatest real comfort that I am to expect in the world, and that it isthat that we do really labour in the hopes of; and so I do really enjoymyself, and understand that if I do not do it now I shall not hereafter, it may be, be able to pay for it, or have health to take pleasure in it, and so fill myself with vain expectation of pleasure and go without it.
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