Excerpt from Goethe's Works, Vol. 3
Sievers. I don't think anything has vexed him so much for a long time. Look you, all had been calculated to a nicety the time the bishop would come from the bath, with how many attendants, and which road; and had it not been betrayed by some traitor, Goetz would have blessed his bath for him, and rubbed him dry.
First trooper. What are you prating there about our bishop; do you want to pick a quarrel?
Sievers. Mind your own affairs; you have nothing to do with our table.
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