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diaryInformal record of day-to-day events, observations, or reflections, usually not intended for a general readership. One of the earliest diaries still in existence is that of a Japanese noblewoman, the Kagerō Nikki (954-974), and the earliest known diary in English is that of Edward VI (ruled 1547-53). Notable diaries include those of English writer Samuel Pepys and German Jewish girl Anne Frank. The English writer John Evelyn, the English Quaker George Fox, and 20th-century French writer André Gide and New Zealand writer Katherine Mansfield were also diarists. |
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| *The author of the diary and the diary itself are, of course, imaginary. He had written this diary at the time with a view to his future wife. Pierre went on with his diary, and this is what he wrote in it during that time: |
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