Giorni di coaching e coaching modi . probabile che in quelli buoni vecchi giorni era thebest inn nel posto. Pepys era a Rochester su somebusiness collegato con l'Ammiragliato e darsene.Lui è andato alla cattedrale, ma a sinistra prima del servizio,passeggiato nei campi visualizzati Sir F. Clarks piuttosto sede,e poi si ritirò in una cherry garden, dove ha incontrato conuna avventura nella forma di un giovane, pianura, silly negoziante, che aveva una bella giovane donna come moglie.Sig.ra Pepys non essendo presente su questa pianura shopkeeperspretty moglie il suscettibile Samuel ha gettato sguardi deathly.Egli ha anche baciato lei, mi dispiace

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Coaching days and coaching ways . probable that in those good old days it was thebest inn in the place. Pepys was at Rochester on somebusiness connected with the Admiralty and dockyards.He went to the Cathedral, but left before the service, strolled into the fields, viewed Sir F. Clarks pretty seat, and then retired to a cherry garden, where he met withan adventure in the shape of a young, plain, silly shop-keeper, who had a pretty young woman as his wife.Mrs. Pepys not being present, on this plain shopkeeperspretty wife the susceptible Samuel threw deathly glances.He also kissed her, I am sorry to have to say, andthey then ate their dinners together, and walked in thefields till dark. An hiatus here occurs in the Diary.But the paragraph on emerging from mystery ends inthe usual way— and so to sleep. THE DOVER ROAD 251 Besides Mr. Pepys there came to Rochester in 1573Queen Elizabeth, and in 1606 James the First and thatexceedingly jovial boon companion, the King ofDenmark ; but they appear to have been both in decent. Restoration House, Rochester. and sober frame—indeed, something in the penitentialmood — for they underwent a sermon in the Cathedral.James the Second was at Rochester too, but not in thebest of spirits I apprehend, or in the mood for viewingany ruins except those of his own life. For he camehere under a Dutch guard, after his first attempt to 252 COACHING DAYS AND COACHING WAYS escape, and after a weeks detention was probably allowedto do so. He embarked on board a tender in the riverfrom a house which is still standing, and was landed indue course at Ambleteuse. But the most interesting events connected with royalvisits to Rochester surround the stay of Charles theSecond at Restoration House, in the course of histriumphant procession to London. The present owner ofthis house, which was built about 1587, Mr. S. J. Aveling, has kindly obliged me with some details about this royaland memorable visit which are full of interest and havebeen most religi

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