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6 October

  1. Samuel Pepys

    6 October 1660

    Col. Slingsby and I at the office getting a catch ready for the Prince de Ligne to carry his things away to-day, who is now going home again. About noon comes my…

  2. John Evelyn

    6 October 1660

    I paid the great tax of poll money, levied for disbanding the army, till now kept up. I paid as an Esquire £10, and one shilling for every servant in my house.

  3. Samuel Pepys

    6 October 1661

    To church in the morning; Mr. Mills preached, who, I expect, should take in snuffe that my wife not come to his child’s christening the other day. The winter coming…

  4. Samuel Pepys

    6 October 1662

    Sir W. Pen and I early to St. James’s by water, where Mr. Coventry, finding the Duke in bed, and not very well, we did not stay to speak with him, but to White…

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