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51
So
they
shouted
,
and
Pedro
went
first
and
took
Nunez
by
the
hand
to
lead
him
to
the
houses
.
52
He
drew
his
hand
away
.
"
I
can
see
,
"
he
said
.
53
"
See
?
"
said
Correa
.
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54
"
Yes
,
see
,
"
said
Nunez
,
turning
towards
him
,
and
stumbled
against
Pedro
's
pail
.
55
"
His
senses
are
still
imperfect
,
"
said
the
third
blind
man
.
"
He
stumbles
,
and
talks
unmeaning
words
.
Lead
him
by
the
hand
.
"
56
"
As
you
will
,
"
said
Nunez
,
and
was
led
along
,
laughing
.
57
It
seemed
they
knew
nothing
of
sight
.
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58
Well
,
all
in
good
time
he
would
teach
them
.
59
He
heard
people
shouting
,
and
saw
a
number
of
figures
gathering
together
in
the
middle
roadway
of
the
village
.
60
He
found
it
tax
his
nerve
and
patience
more
than
he
had
anticipated
,
that
first
encounter
with
the
population
of
the
Country
of
the
Blind
.
The
place
seemed
larger
as
he
drew
near
to
it
,
and
the
smeared
plasterings
queerer
,
and
a
crowd
of
children
and
men
and
women
(
the
women
and
girls
,
he
was
pleased
to
note
,
had
some
of
them
quite
sweet
faces
,
for
all
that
their
eyes
were
shut
and
sunken
)
came
about
him
,
holding
on
to
him
,
touching
him
with
soft
,
sensitive
hands
,
smelling
at
him
,
and
listening
at
every
word
he
spoke
.
Some
of
the
maidens
and
children
,
however
,
kept
aloof
as
if
afraid
,
and
indeed
his
voice
seemed
coarse
and
rude
beside
their
softer
notes
.
They
mobbed
him
.
His
three
guides
kept
close
to
him
with
an
effect
of
proprietorship
,
and
said
again
and
again
,
"
A
wild
man
out
of
the
rock
.
"