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 1 4 |  martens' heads, and then the guest may proceed without more
 2 8 |                        When a guest brings skiffs into Novgorod,
 3 9 |       to Dhrelleborch. When a guest has put his things into
 4 9 |   responsible for this to the guest, but he will be responsible
 5 9 |      carrying the things. The guest will sustain the damage
 6 13|       If a Ruthenian offend a guest, the duke and the alderman
 7 13|     settle the case; but if a guest offend a Ruthenian, the
 8 16|      there be trade between a guest or a man of Novgorod. It
 9 19|                      Also, no guest from Germany or Gothland
10 20|                          If a guest coming from the upper parts
11 21|                    Also, if a guest must make an accusation
12 22|          If a Ruthenian and a guest disagree in their testimony,
13 23|   Ruthenians, he will pay the guest before he pays the Ruthenian;
14 23|     not sufficient to pay the guest, he will be forced into
15 23|     into the servitude of the guest together with his wife and
16 23|      and children, and if the guest wishes he may take him away,
17 23|      will pay the debt to the guest. ~
18 25|  silver scales. Goods which a guest brings must be weighed in
19 25|     nine skins. Goods which a guest buys from a Ruthenian, the
20 25| scales without expense to the guest, but the guest will give
21 25| expense to the guest, but the guest will give the weigher nine
22 25|     receives from him. When a guest has his own silver weighed
23 25|    weighing if it pleases the guest. If any guest should sell
24 25|     pleases the guest. If any guest should sell his silver to
25 25|    Livonian talents. Also the guest should measure his goods
26 31|      and liberties, which the guest merchants in the dominion