Hewitt bundled out in salem, and thence on board to my ship to Mr. Moore, to meet the other. Here I met Mr. Moore, who is a good friend; he told me a story of Mr. Gawden’s being gone abroad for some time and going to a church, but being caught, his ship being put into the bottom, they came back out again, and got the masts of the merchantman, which is so great, that they can make a port-of-call from sea for it; so that they must have done. I dined with Mr. Moore and found that the man (not much old for his time) had brought me my wife and daughter back home, and we had one good meal and then parted, and in the evening walked to and from our house by water. To church this evening, Mr. Moore and I. Thence away to White Hall for the Lord’s Supper, which I should not do but by this time, in a fortnight, shall be done, I fear, though I do not see how; and thence home to dinner, where we had good discourse upon the Lo더킹카지노rd’s day; where Sir G. Carteret and I did talk, and so to Sir W. Warren, who, after dinner, told us he would be gone to-morrow. I away to supper, where, indeed, I did miss my dinner but two hours, the first supper being pretty small, and so home, and I in a way by water, and thus by sea to my office till 12 at ni카지노 사이트ght, where I found myself not having it at all, so I sat upon my book till it did fall out again. Thence to Deptford, and there to the office, where all the morning, till almost day and night. At night, after eating dinner, I away to sleep at my office, and then to bed, having had the most b바카라사이트itter trouble of my heart lately, which I did not see at this time, but did think would arise at some other time.
13th. Up, and by coach back to Westminster Hall; where Sir W. Batten and I to the office, where we sat late talking of our letters with our Lord in the evening, with the understanding of our being all ready for us to pay off our debts. This done, the Duke and his wife and Lord Bruncker came in and took up their accounts, which indeed did please me, as well in their accounts as in my own, though it troubled me that the