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Excerpt from Diary and Correspondence of Samuel Pepys, From His Ms. Cypher in the Pepysian Library, With a Life and Notes by Richard Lord Braybrooke, Vol. 5: Deciphered, With Additional Notes, by Rev. Mynors Bright
And. This day is kept in the City as a publick fast for the fire this day twelve months but I was not at church, being commanded, with the rest, to attend the Duke of York; and, therefore, with Sir J. Minnes to St. James's, where we had much business before the Duke of York, and Observed all things to be very kind between the Duke of York and Sir W. Coventry, which did mightily joy me. When we had done, Sir W. Coventry called me down with him to his cham ber, and there told me that he is leaving the Duke of York's service, which I was amazed at. But he tells me that it is not with the least unkindness on the Duke Of York's side, though he expects, and I told him he was in the right, it will be interpreted other.
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