t it finally. Robert ed to s alked about all ted to build, if only ools, a straig o be satisfied ting a dozen small bircs and building a coarse sturdy fence in t. But, o be filled in ed juniper. t took time, but it became gay and pretty; everybody  to gater t, and Goldmund scoured ttle ted. Robert  t: tamination as  it age: ttle to eat. t  not far a corpses time, and Goldmund proposed to move to t ratay in t Robert s like to see Goldmund enter ty  over  to be smoked and ouc. Goldmund didnt find mucs, a milk pail, a fe one day  tray c a little prettier eac took anot into service and also found a small field full of turnips. t a  far and  er. ten sang as they worked.

    One day, as t togettled life, Lene said suddenly in a dreamy tone: quot;But ;

    No one ans laugared strangely aually Lene noticed t neit of er, t neit of remaining sucime in t t she was among wayfarers. She hung her head.

    to a c;Youre a peasants daugs al be afraid. Youll find your  last forever. to your parents, or to urn to ty and earn your bread as a maid. But nos still summer. Deat t t  is pretty, and s ime as ;

    quot;And after; Lene asked violently. quot;After is all over? And you go a me?quot;

    Goldmund caug it softly.

    quot;Silly little girl,quot; ;ten tside tes o be lying in t tle nig. t you escaped, be glad t your dear life is still in your veins, t you can still laug;

    Sill not satisfied.

    quot;But I dont  to go a; s;Nor do I  to let you go.  soon all will b