In the canon
The Diaries of Samuel Pepys
- Form
- Form Diary
- Year
- Year 1825
- Pages
- Pages 700
He wrote it in shorthand, and it lay unread for a century and a half: a young naval clerk setting it all down, and meaning it. The great days are here, the king restored, the plague summer when the bills of mortality climbed and the bells never stopped.
and so to bed.
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