the Thursday before Whitsun, at Vespers
I saw those Hungarian soldiers on the road again. If I had the silver, I'd pay them to drive Isabel off the far strip. She was down there today pulling flax as if she owns it. My mother Katherine promised that land to me for my own holding, not for some dowry.
Nota scribaeDictated loudly. He crossed his arms and glared at a passing dog.

Mother promised it for my dowry. And you wouldn't have the silver to hire a blind beggar, let alone soldiers.
I'll have the silver when I sell that pitcher you stole!