the Tuesday before Whitsun, at Vespers
That boy Geoffrey has a loose tongue and a tight purse. He talks loud about how our line broke last autumn, all to hide the fact he owes me my share of what we found in the woods. Pay what you owe, lad, before the bailiff hears of our fortunes.
Nota scribaeThe man spat on the floor when I asked him to speak slower.

I owe you nothing, you old coward. You ran when Lambert fell.
Keep your voice down, boy, unless you want us both to hang.