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| There is a beggar and a vagabond I know well that has kept himself in health through days and years of hardship, bitten by alley-rats and festering in heaps of garbage. All know him in town, begrudge him though he has kept through winters many would have fallen from. I would direct you to him if you seek words of the tidings and turnings of years-in-and-end. | ||||
| Seek the vagabond | ||||
| Do not direct me to beggars. I am to travel alone, and the company I keep is my only pride. | ||||
| I wish to enter the township and seek board. | ||||