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1 August
John Evelyn
1 August 1644
My valet, one Garro, a Spaniard, born in Biscao, having misbehaved, I was forced to discharge him; he demanded of me (besides his wages) no less than 100 crowns to…
John Evelyn
1 August 1649
At three in the afternoon we came to St. Denis, saw the rarities of the church and treasury; and so to Paris that evening. The next day, came to welcome me at…
John Evelyn
1 August 1652
Came old Jerome Lennier, of Greenwich, a man skilled in painting and music, and another rare musician, called Mell. I went to see his collection of pictures,…
John Evelyn
1 August 1654
We set out toward Worcester, by a way thickly planted with cider fruit. We deviated to the Holy Wells, trickling out of a valley through a steep declivity toward…
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