"Uffenbach is in Zwolle, and continues discussing the poor city government policy. His arguments include the number of beggars on the streets. The next day it rains, and the brothers stay inside and write their letters. The following day they visit the city walls. He comments that they are not as wide as Marperger described them, and that the part between the Diezerpoort and the Kamperpoort was in decay. Then they visit the "Blimische kerk" or Bethlehemkerk, where they witness were catechization about the eight commantment. It surprises him that the audience consists of old men and not children. The next morning they visit the Grote Kerk or Sint-Michaëlskerk."