the diary of samuel pepys-第276章

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f　a　reformation　among　them；　as　liking　of　my　humble　offers　towards　it。　　Thence　being　called　by　my　wife；　we　to　the　Park；　whence　the　rain　sent　us　suddenly　home。

31st。　　Up　very　betimes；　and　continued　all　the　morning　with　W。　Hewer；　upon　examining　and　stating　my　accounts；　in　order　to　the　fitting　myself　to　go　abroad　beyond　sea；　which　the　ill　condition　of　my　eyes　and　my　neglect　for　a　year　or　two　hath　kept　me　behind…　hand　in；　and　so　as　to　render　it　very　difficult　now　and　troublesome　to　my　mind　to　do　it；　but　I　this　day　made　a　satisfactory　entrance　therein。　　Had　another　meeting　with　the　Duke　of　York　at　White　Hall　on　yesterday's　work；　and　made　a　good　advance：　　and　so　being　called　by　my　wife；　we　to　the　Park；　Mary　Batelier；　and　a　Dutch　gentleman；　a　friend　of　hers；　being　with　us。　Thence　to　〃The　World's　End；〃　a　drinking　house　by　the　Park；　and　there　merry；　and　so　home　late。　　And　thus　ends　all　that　I　doubt　I　shall　ever　be　able　to　do　with　my　own　eyes　in　the　keeping　of　my　Journall；　I　being　not　able　to　do　it　any　longer　having　done　now　so　long　as　to　undo　my　eyes　almost　every　time　that　I　take　a　pen　in　my　hand；　and　therefore；　whatever　comes　of　it；　I　must　forbear：　　and　therefore　resolve；　from　this　time　forward　to　have　it　kept　by　my　people　in　long…hand；　and　must　be　contented　to　set　down　no　more　than　is　fit　for　them　and　all　the　world　to　know；　or　if　there　be　any　thing；　I　must　endeavour　to　keep　a　margin　in　my　book　open；　to　add　here　and　there　a　note　in　short…hand　with　my　own　hand。　　And　so　I　betake　myself　to　that　course；　which　is　almost　as　much　as　to　see　myself　go　into　my　grave：　　for　which；　and　all　the　discomforts　that　will　accompany　my　being　blind；　the　good　God　prepare　me！


S。P。　　　　　　　May　31；　1669。







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