"In Utrecht, Deichsel continues his conversation with James de la Faye. They discuss the similitudes between the English church and other religions in Utrecht. James de la Faye then explains that preaching twice a week prevents him from writing books. He also says that they are not a lot of scholars in London, and mentions a few of them. Deichsel later visits De la Faye in Rijswijk. On July 7, he visits Josephus Serrurier, who tells him about Reland's death and how he wanted to give his manuscripts to the university library, but changed his mind when his son was born."