the eve of the Ascension, at Vespers
Richard is at it again. I sigh every time I see him coming. He thinks because I hold a merchant's horse, I am walking to Prague to find his brother Martin. I told him a dozen times I am not going anywhere. Martin is either rotting in a gaol or dead in a ditch.
Nota scribaeHe sighed heavily before and after speaking this, keeping his hands tucked into his belt.

You could just ask the merchants if they saw him! It costs you no breath!
It costs me my peace, Richard. Go ask them yourself.