the Tuesday before Pentecost, at Vespers
That boy Richard is still whining about those Kuttenberg nails. He says he needs ten groschen for Philip's saddle by Sunday. I told him he should not have used his good iron to pay for a fixed belt knife if he wanted to ride so badly. Bloody foolishness.
Nota scribaeDictated at the forge. He crossed his thick arms and scowled for the duration.

They were for safekeeping, Thomas! I only left them so they wouldn't be stolen from the quarters. You know this!
A fixed blade costs iron, lad. You paid me. The matter is finished.