the Thursday after Ascension, at Vespers
Elishka Stern is making a terrible fuss over a little pot of ink she left at my stall at Easter. I need it to draft my letters to my brother Peter in Prague. The girl wants it back to sell, but surely a monk's safety is worth more than a weaver's frame.
Nota scribaeShe clutched the ink pot tightly to her chest the entire time she spoke.

I paid two silver pieces for that ink, Milena! Give it back or I will tell the bailiff.
You abandoned it, girl. The Lord provided it for my holy correspondence.