Went to Weymouth, found the Family mourning the Loss, and preparing for the Funeral
of old Tom.—After my Return, rode to Mr. Halls,
1 and in my Return stopped at Mr. Jo. Basses, for the Papers. Major Miller soon afterwards
came in, and he and I looked on each other, without Wrath or shame or Guilt, at least
without any great Degree of Either, ’tho I must own I did not feel exactly as I used
to in his Company, and I am sure by his Face and Eyes, that he did not in mine. We
were very Social, &c.