a fealks of barley and c tilled land; everyt tle footpats, ted, bleac people. After a s o a crucifix at t and prayed to t. Coming around truding nose of a  of a sree. Deliger ran to a long rouger and noticed c of trees; toucill more t sounded so pleasantly ing t o meet him, a welcome.

    igated a bit and t from  a small boy -blue eyes. An eart s mud and er . ,  mud beto balls, used one knee for pressing and shaping.

    quot;God bless you, little boy,quot; Goldmund said in a very friendly voice. ttle boy looked up, saranger, opened o a kitc er t noon glare,  see anyt first. ian greeting, just in case, but t tened c comforted tiny old ood up in to  tranger.

    quot;God bless you, mot; Goldmund cried. quot;May all ts bless your kind face; I  seen a ;

    ttle old   simple, from farsig understanding.

    quot; is it you ?quot; she asked suspiciously.

    Goldmund took roked it lightly.

    quot;I  to say God bless you, little grandmot a time for t.quot;

    into t do, aring at tranger erest and curiosity, but still ready to cry and run off at any moment. t a second piece from t it over to Goldmund.

    quot;t; ;May God re;

    quot;Is your belly empty?quot; asked the woman.

    quot;Not really. Its full of blueberries.quot;

    quot;ell, eat t;

    quot;From Mariabronn, from ter.quot;

    quot;Are you a preac;

    quot;No. Im a student. Im traveling.quot;

    S tle on  Goldmund take a fees and led tside into t;;

    quot;Not