the Tuesday before Whitsun, at Compline
Hugh says he is going to the Kuttenberg scribe, David Baker, to overturn the reeve's ruling on my heifer. Let him walk till his boots wear through! David Baker is a town weakling who can be confused with a few fast words. The beast is mine, bought fair from Vitek the drover.
Nota scribaeDictated in a rush. The man waved his hands so much he nearly knocked over my ink.

Vitek was dead of a fever in Kolin when you claimed you paid him! You stole my beast.
A dead man cannot argue, Hugh, but he sold good stock.