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Journal Category: Diary

Entry Date: 1663-02-10

Word Count: 168

Tuesday 10 February 1663

In the morning most of my disease, that is, itching and pimples, were gone.  In the morning visited by Mr. Coventry and others, and very glad I am to see that I am so much inquired after and my sickness taken notice of as I did.  I keep my bed all day and sweat again at night, by which I expect to be very well to-morrow.  This evening Sir W. Warren came himself to the door and left a letter and box for me, and went his way.  His letter mentions his giving me and my wife a pair of gloves; but, opening the box, we found a pair of plain white gloves for my hand, and a fair state dish of silver, and cup, with my arms, ready cut upon them, worth, I believe, about 18l., which is a very noble present, and the best I ever had yet.  So after some contentful talk with my wife, she to bed and I to rest.

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