"It is afternoon in Harlingen, and the Uffenbach brothers wish to visit the merchant "Glast Goezgens Bram" to see the Friesian coins he collected, but he was not home. Uffenbach mentions having to go to Amsterdam, and decides to continue their journey the next day. Uffenbach comments that Harlingen was bigger and more beautiful than they had imagined. The next morning, the brothers depart by wagon to Bolsward (because there are no covered or regular barges to Bolsward). They get off at the "Blauwenhuys". After a meal they decide to visit the rector Hilarides, and pass by the school, where Uffenbach notes down the Latin inscription from 1677."