Ingrained

All the morning doing business at the office. At noon, with my Fellow-Officers, to the Dolphin, at Sir G. Carteret’s charge, to dinner, he having some accounts examined this morning. All the afternoon we all at Sir W. Pen’s with him about the Victuallers’ accounts, and then in the evening to Charing Cross, and there took up my wife at her tailor’s, and so home and to walk in the garden, and then to sup and to bed.

morning
sex

afternoon
accounts

evening
cross

too at home
to walk

Erasure poem derived from The Diary of Samuel Pepys, Friday 26 June 1668

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