the eve of Whitsun, at Vespers
My daughter Anna thinks she can marry who she pleases. I told her no, and I say it again for the book. It would shame this house. Let her sell her wares, but she will not sell our good name.
Nota scribaeHe rubbed his left temple the entire time he spoke of his daughter.

You drink away your coin with Thomas Tanner and speak of our good name. You are not the one who must live with him.
Leave the girl be, Heinz. You will only make her stubborn.