the Tuesday after St John Before the Latin Gate, at Vespers
Andreas has the gall to ask for three groschen again. I told the fool he gets one groschen and a free wash for sweeping up and throwing out the drunks. He breaks my brooms and is too frightened of his wife to do anything but grumble.
Nota scribaeHe struck the table with a thick finger at every word.

You promised me three, Henslin, plus a penny for every broken head. My sweeping is fine, and your groschen buys nothing with bread so dear.
You get one groschen because you are clumsy, old man. Be glad I let you in the door.