5, 18, 1668.
73
April 12, 1667.
74
“Diary,” Dec. 21, 1661. Each count in the above indictment is founded on many instances, but one will frequently be sufficient to give. The reader will easily find others for himself.
75
April 3, 1663. On July 19, 1662, he makes the following odd remark: “Methought it lessened my esteem of a king, that he should not be able to command the rain.”
76
Feb. 10, 1667–68.
77
July 4, 1664.
78
April 30, 1666.
79
“Diary,” Sept 29, 1662.
80
Dec. 26, 1662.
81
Smith’s “Life, Journals, and Correspondence of S. Pepys,” 1841, vol. i. p. 142.
82
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83
Vol. ix.
84
Vol. ix. p. 309.
85
Vol. ix. p. 306.
86
Grey’s “Debates.”
87
Smith’s “Life, &c., of Pepys,” vol. i. p. 147.
88
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89
In this year was published “The Portugal History: or a Relation of the Troubles that happened in the court of Portugal in the year 1667 and 1668. By S. P. Esq. London (Richard Tonson),” 1677, which has been attributed to Pepys. There is a copy in the Pepysian Library.
90
Several letters relating to this affair will be found in Smith’s “Life, &c., of Pepys,” vol. i.
91
Smith’s “Life, &c., of S. Pepys,” vol. i. pp. 265–72.
92
Smith’s “Life, &c., of Pepys,” vol. i. p. 295.
93
Smith’s “Life, &c., of Pepys,” vol. ii. p. 246.
94
95
Smith’s “Life, &c., of Pepys,” vol. ii. p. 219.
96
Lister’s “Life of Clarendon,” vol. iii. p. 113.
97
Clarendon’s Life, 1827, vol. i. p. 495.
98
99
Clarendon’s Life, 1827, vol. i. p. 494.
100
Clarendon’s Life, 1827, vol. ii. p. 161.
101
“Diary,” Dec. 1, 1662. In Lord Braybrooke’s “Life of Pepys” it is incorrectly stated that Pepys was secretary.
102
“Tangier Diary” (Smith, vol. i. p. 444).
103
“Tangier Diary” (Smith, vol. i. p. 444).
