 | Samuel Pepys - 1828 - 486 halaman
...to have a copy taken of them for my future use; but I must return them to-morrow. So to bed. 14th. Up betimes, and walked to the Temple, and stopped,...to St. James's ; where I find Sir W. Pen and Lord Anglesy, who delivered this morning his answer to the Duke of York, but I could • not see it. But... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1841 - 918 halaman
...long as I was in it; and here I saw the great vaults underneath the body of the church." And again—" Up betimes, and walked to the Temple, and stopped viewing the Exchange, and Paul's, and St. Faith's, where strange how the very sight of the stones falling frmn the top of the steeple do make... | |
 | Charles Knight - 1851 - 882 halaman
...as I was in it ; and here I saw the great vaults underneath the body of the church." And again — " Up Betimes, and walked to the Temple, and stopped, viewing the Exchange, and Paul's, and St. Faith's, where strange how the very tight of tht slones falling from the top of tkg tteeplt do makg... | |
 | Samuel Pepys - 1854 - 510 halaman
...to have a copy taken of them, for my future use ; but I must return them to-morrow. So to bed. 14th. Up betimes, and walked to the Temple, and stopped,...stones falling from the top of the steeple do make me sea -sick ! But no hurt, I hear, hath yet happened in all this work of the steeple, which is very much.... | |
 | Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith - 1860 - 672 halaman
...as he looked, felt a sensation he identifies with (not merely compares to) mal de mer. " Up betymes, and walked to the Temple, and stopped, viewing the...falling from the top of the steeple do make me sea-sick !"** Word-catchers, however, might aver that Pepys's sensation in the City streets was as literally... | |
 | Samuel Pepys, Mynors Bright - 1896 - 166 halaman
...give me great opportunity of altering my answer, if there was cause. So took a hackney and home, and after supper made my wife to read them all over, wherein...Temple I by coach to St. James's, where I find Sir VV. Pen and Lord Anglesey, who delivered this morning his answer to the Duke of York, but I could not... | |
 | Peter Hampson Ditchfield - 1902 - 474 halaman
...betimes, and walked to the Temple, and stopped, viewing the Exchange, and Paul's, and St. Faith's, where strange how the very sight of the stones falling...from the top of the steeple do make me sea-sick." They began to repair the west end for service against the advice of Wren, and Dean Sancroft was obliged... | |
 | Samuel Pepys - 1906 - 736 halaman
...to have a copy taken of them, for my future use ; but I must return them to-morrow. So to bed. i4th. Up betimes, and walked to the Temple, and stopped,...So from the Temple I by coach to St. James's, where 1 At the foot of London Bridge, pulled down Dec. 1761 : see 2ist Sept., post. I find Sir W. Pen and... | |
 | Samuel Pepys - 1997 - 820 halaman
...to have a copy taken of them for my future use; but I must return them to-morrow. So to bed. 14th. Up betimes, and walked to the Temple, and stopped,...coach to St James's; where I find Sir W. Pen and Lord Anglesy, who delivered this morning his answer to the Duke of York, but I could not see it. But after... | |
 | Samuel Pepys - 2000 - 608 halaman
...them to have a copy taken of them for my future use; but I must return them tomorrow. 1 So to bed. 14. Up betimes, and walked to the Temple and stopped,...of the stones falling from the top of the steeple* doth make me sea-sick. But no hurt, I hear, hath yet happened* in all this work of the steeple - which... | |
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Minnes a little more plainly would lead the Duke of York to question the exactness of my keeping my records ; . but all to no purpose. My mind is mightily pleased by this, if I can but get time to have a copy taken of them for my future use; but I must... 
