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Journal Category: Diary

Entry Date: 1662-02-06

Word Count: 151

Thursday 6 February 1662

At my musique practice, and so into my cellar to my workmen, and I am very much pleased with my alteracon there.  About noon comes my uncle Thomas to me to ask for his annuity, and I did tell him my mind freely. We had some high words, but I was willing to end all in peace, and so I made him' dine with me, and I have hopes to work my end upon him.  After dinner the barber trimmed me, and so to the office, where I do begin to be exact in my duty there and exacting my privileges, and shall continue to do so.  None but Sir W. Batten and me here to-night, and so we broke up early, and I home and to my chamber to put things in order, and so to bed.  My swelling I think do begin to go away again.

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