Pepys' Diary.
JUNE 11th, 16G3. Spent the evening with my wife, and she and I did jangle mightily about her cushions that she wrought with worsteds the last year, which are too little for any use; but were good friends by and by again. But one tiling I must confess I do observe which I did not before, which is that I cannot blame my wife to be now in a worse humour than
she used to be. for I am (so) taken up in my talk with Ashwell. who is a very witty girl, that I am not so fond of her as I used and ought to be.
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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 191, 13 August 1931, Page 8
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