...exclaiming against Bishops, and crying up of my good Lord Eglinton,* till it made us all burst ; but I did wonder to have the Bishop at this time to make...care to have the room-door shut, but there were about tw,;nty gentlemen there, and myself, infinitely pleased with the novelty.' It is true Pepys sympathized...

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...exclaiming against Bishops, and crying up of my good Lord Eglinton,2 till it made us all burst ; but I did wonder to have the Bishop at this time to make himself sport with things of this kind, 1 Psalm cxxxvii. 2. 1 The person here alluded to is probably Alexander Montgomery, the sixth Earl of...

...exclaiming against Bishops, and crying up of my good Lord Eglinton,2 till it made us all burst ; but I did wonder to have the Bishop at this time to make himself sport with things of this kind, 1 Psalm cxxxvii. t. * The person here alluded to is probably Alexander Montgomery, the sixth Earl of...

...willows, and a serious good sermon too, exclaiming against bishops, .... till it made us all burst ; but I did wonder to have the Bishop at this time to make...sport with things of this kind, but I perceive it was shewn him as a rarity, and he took care to have the room-door shut ; but there were about twenty gentlemen...

...exclaiming against Bishops, and crying up of my good Lord Eglinton,2 till it made us all burst; but I did wonder to have the Bishop at this time to make...gentlemen there, and myself, infinitely pleased with 1 Psalm cxxxvii. a. 2 The person here alluded to is probably Alexander Montgomery, the sixth Earl of...

...exclaiming against Bishops, and crying up of my good Lord Eglinton, 2 till it made us all burst; but I did wonder to have the Bishop at this time to make...sport with things of this kind, but I perceive it was shewn him as a rarity; and he took care to have the room-door shut, but there were about twenty gentlemen...

...exclaiming against Bishops, and crying up of my good Lord Eglington,8 till it made us all burst ; but I did wonder to have the Bishop at this time to make...there, and myself, infinitely pleased with the novelty. So over to White 1 In Huntingdonshire, the residence of Pepys's brother-in-law, Mr. Jackson. 2 Psalm...

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...too, exclaiming against bishops, and crying up of my Lord Eglington, till it made us all burst, but I did wonder to have the bishop at this time to make...sport with things of this kind, but I perceive it was shewn him as a rarity. " And he took care to have the room door shut, but there were about twenty gentlemen...