The declaration of the servant, Nicasio Cort\u00e9s, aged 55 and husband of Josefa de Santa, aged 77, in which he states that he is not employed despite working in the house of \u00c1gueda Cepeda. He considers that this work, as he does not receive remuneration, does not count as real employment. In the same way, he states that both he and his wife subsist thanks to the wages earned by their son, Tom\u00e1s Cort\u00e9s, at the Royal Sword Factory. Why is Nicaso not paid as a servant? Although it is true that his work consisted of keeping company, the objective he could have pursued was to obtain a benefit of material goods after the death of the owner, who for reasons of affection could leave them some belongings as an inheritance.<\/p>\n\n