ly forbidden to touc;Dont you dare!quot;

    All t in silence, to talk. o see sky and trees and meado ricken city, more ell. And so clear  of all told so many aories: ttle to ors er tting, because nobody came to take ters stole, pillaged, and o ts o t of tale so tell, and no one interrupted  listened uous terror, Goldmund silent and unruffled, letting t and making no comment.  o say? Finally Lene greired, tream dried up, s of words.

    Goldmund began to ly o sing, a song s, and  o smile; Robert listened, deligrange man!  ts rose up far over tains, weps.

    quot;Youre in sucoday,quot; said Robert.

    quot;Of course Im in a good mood today, I found sucty love. O t you beomorrotle o ill toget musumn, t t;

    quot;O; s;Ive seen lots of t;

    quot;Your  same mus smells just as good. Sill c;

    t day t t. Perters  it. It stood empty, and t agreed t t and a  stray goats and aken a fine one along hem.

    quot;ell, Robert,quot; said Goldmund, quot;alter, you maker. ere going to live  build us a partition for our castle, to make t. e dont  to eat; today  be satisfied s milk, no matter tle tomorro to look for food.quot;

    Immediately everybody set to  to find stra s and cut small bircs to make a   finis in one day and t evening  outside to sleep in t playmate in Lene, s deeply loving. Gently ook o ime, listening to , long after sired and satiated. led close to  flat pit into iful, beautiful and fleeting as iful and ed fast.

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