"In Leeuwarden, the Uffenbach brothers wish to visit the Provinciehuis mentioned by Benthem. They eventually find it goes by the name Kanselarij [Collegie]. Uffenbach comments on city descriptions and complains that they should include all names in their descriptions; especially in Holland, where the common people are unwise and discorteous. Uffenbach notes two inscriptions on the walls of the Kanselarij. After, they visit someone who deals in old books, for lack of a true bookdealer. Uffenbach buys several books from him."