[ Waking this morning out of my sleep on a sudden, I did with my elbow hit my ________. REAL ANSWER Not broadcast]
[ This waked her with pain, at which I was ________. REAL ANSWER Not broadcast]
To my Lord's this morning, but my Lord not being up, I went out to Charing Cross to see Major General Harrison hanged, drawn and ________. REAL ANSWER
He was looking as cheerfully as any man could do, considering ________. REAL ANSWER
He was presently cut down, and his head and his heart ________. REAL ANSWER
[ At this point, there was great ________. REAL ANSWER Not broadcast]
[ From thence, with my uncle to the new Exchange, and there drunk________. REAL ANSWER Not broadcast]
Finding myself beginning to be troubled with wind, as I used to be, and with pain in making water, I took a couple of ________. REAL ANSWER
My pain continued on me mightily, and I could break no wind, nor have any ________. REAL ANSWER
so I took coach and horse to the apothecary, but he was not at home, and so home again. And whether the coach did me good or no, I know not, but having a good fire in my chamber, I began to ________. REAL ANSWER
[ And thence to the theatre, and there saw Romeo and Juliet, but it is ________. REAL ANSWER Not broadcast]
[ I was sitting behind in a dark place when a lady, quite by mistake, ________. REAL ANSWER Not broadcast]
After supper, to have my head combed by our maid Deb, which occassioned the greatest sorrow to me that ever I knew in this world, for my wife, coming up suddenly, did find ________. REAL ANSWER
Indeed, I was with my hand under her ________. REAL ANSWER
My wife was struck mute, and ________. REAL ANSWER
[ I did not know how much she saw, and therefore said ________. REAL ANSWER Not broadcast]
I stayed up 'til the bell man came by with his bell just under my window, as I was ________. REAL ANSWER
[ He cried: Past one o'the clock and ________. REAL ANSWER Not broadcast]
I then went to bed.
| Tunbridge Wells 17 Jan 2005 | To my Lord's this morning, but my Lord not being up, I went out to Charing Cross to see Major General Harrison hanged, drawn and ________. REAL ANSWER
He was looking as cheerfully as any man could do, considering ________. REAL ANSWER
He was presently cut down, and his head and his heart ________. REAL ANSWER
Finding myself beginning to be troubled with wind, as I used to be, and with pain in making water, I took a couple of ________. REAL ANSWER
My pain continued on me mightily, and I could break no wind, nor have any ________. REAL ANSWER
I took coach and horse to the apothecary, but he was not at home, and so home again. And whether the coach did me good or no, I know not, but having a good fire in my chamber, I began to ________. REAL ANSWER
After supper, to have my head combed by our maid Deb, which occassioned the greatest sorrow to me that ever I knew in this world, for my wife, coming up suddenly, did find ________. REAL ANSWER
Indeed, I was with my hand under her ________. REAL ANSWER
My wife was struck mute, and ________. REAL ANSWER
I stayed up 'til the bell man came by with his bell just under my window, as I was ________. REAL ANSWER
I then went to bed.
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