[DOC] [TLE] And So To Bed History - Phish.net [PAR] And So To Bed is one of many notable quotes ascribed to Samuel Pepys, 17th 
Century English naval administrator, member of parliament, noted historian, and
... [DOC] [TLE] Samuel Pepys: Diary, Letters, Family Tree, Maps, Encyclopedia ... [PAR] Daily entries from the 17th century London diary ... Several at table took him up, 
some for saying that he was a sot in being led by the ... Riding of Yorkshire, which 
took place on October 12th, and was known as the Farneley Wood Plot. ... home 
and to my office till night, and then home to supper, teach my wife, and so to bed. [DOC] [TLE] And So to Bed | The Weekly Standard [PAR] Jan 20, 2003 ... ... that the seventeenth-century British diarist's name was pronounced in ... is a 
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the growing importance of private spaces in 17th century British architecture, the
... [DOC] [TLE] I've Seen Fire, I've Seen Plague - The New York Times [PAR] Dec 29, 2002 ... By the time his work was discovered, a century later, he was a curiosity but not an 
''influence. ... most personal account we have of life in the 17th century, and also 
an ... of the most seismic events in English history: the Restoration (Pepys ... of a 
long day he closes with his trademark phrase ''and so to bed. [DOC] [TLE] A new biography gets inside the colorful, exuberant life of England's ... [PAR] Dec 15, 2002 ... Everything in between is noted in precise factual sentences: Even when printed 
as regularized English, the prose sounds like shorthand. ... Though Tomalin 
admires the diarist as an almost inadvertent genius ("the most ordinary ... a 
proper sense of measure (by no means is her subject a wholly admirable,... [DOC] [TLE] Samuel Pepys' Diary - European History - About.com [PAR] In the seventeenth century a young man living in London wrote a diary of his life 
... at the Exchequer to administrative head of the British Navy and a confidante of 
... At the same time, there are many small sayings we all recognise: "And so to 
Bed. ... together to both disguise his exact meaning and better reflect his feelings. [DOC] [TLE] London: Pepys into the past - Telegraph [PAR] Feb 22, 2003 ... He is one of London's best-known sons and lovers; a man who diligently ... live 
through one of the most extraordinary periods in English history: the Civil ... 100 
years after Queen Elizabeth I. This means that, for example, the National ... with 
17th-century prints, books, maps and manuscripts from its own vast... [DOC] [TLE] Samuel Pepys - Arlindo Correia [PAR] Samuel Pepys, he of the Diary and the immortal sign-off, "And so to bed", ... The 
exhibitions started this week at the Guildhall Library, with 17th-century prints, 
books, ... There are copies of books and music manuals Pepys is known to have 
prized .... Samuel Pepys, the English diarist, beat so many odds and saw his 
country... [DOC] [TLE] Sewell_okstate_0664M_11174.pdf - SHAREOK Home [PAR] Bachelor of Arts in English ... being necessary, nor may be convenient to have it 
known (IX: 475). ... Prior to the seventeenth century, autobiographers like St. ... 
keep the diary private,1 and many of Pepys's entries discuss the diarist's worry 
about .... His familiar phrases of up betimes and so to bed serve to bookend 
the. [DOC] [TLE] You Wouldn't Want to Be in the Great Fire of London! - Salariya [PAR] spreads quickly

Question: 17th century English diarist known for the phrase "and so to bed"
Answer: Samuel Pepys