the eve of Holy Trinity, at Vespers
Edmund Black is at me again to walk his message out of town. By Saint Wenceslas, does he not see I hold my belt just to stand straight? My knees ache from the damp trenches. I am not walking those mercenary-filled roads for his kin when I can barely make it up the mill ladder.
Nota scribaeHe stood clutching his belt the entire time he spoke.

It is but a short walk, Roger, and my cousin needs to know we are safe.
It is too far for my bones, Edmund. Find one of these young fools to run it.