"The Uffenbach brothers are in Rotterdam, dining in the merchants house of Van Weinertshagen, together with Van Arckel, Van Alckemade and two men named Van Bell. Uffenbach concludes the story about the weighing of witches in Oudewater with the statement that he would not have believed it if it would not have come from a history expert such as Van Arckel. The next day they travel with the wagon to Gouda, where they lodgein the inn 'In der Doole'. The next morning they visit several bookshops, and buy a description of the stained glass windows in the Janskerk together with the portraits of their two makers. Uffenbach comments on Gouda's market square and its city hall housing also the meathall. Uffenbach comments on Zeiler's (Itin. Germ. p. 445) comparison of Gouda and Venice. Zeiler praised also the castle."