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The writer lists Carterrille and Cardello and identifies each person as a shoemaker.

The writer records the same occupation for two people without giving an event, date or relationship between them. The two parallel rows serve as reminders rather than a narrative.

A torn handwritten slip lists two names with the same trade: 'Carterrille - shoemaker / Cardello - shoemaker'.

The slip reads like a working note that records who practiced a trade rather than telling a story. The two parallel lines and the repeated 'shoemaker' give it the plain form of a list. It gives no dates or context, so it works as a reminder for the drafts rather than as a finished passage.