ly oo, Siddo see teaced man! Speak, friend,   to go too and listen to teac;

    Quot;Alay o live to be sixty and seventy years of age and to keep on practising ts and exercises, le of . So no to take a neeac;

    Quot;Youre mocking me. Mock me if you like, Sidd  also developed a desire, an eagerness, to eac at one time said to me, you  ;

    At toucouc;ell, Govinda, youve spoken ly. If you only remembered t I rustful and tired against teac my fait to us by teac lets do it, my dear, I am o listen to teac I believe t asted t fruit of teac;

    Quot;Your  tell me, amas teac fruit to us?quot;

    Quot;Let us eat t and  for t, o t, ama, consisted in ter to give us, o us a s.quot;

    On t one of t ed to leave  one esy and modesty becoming to a younger one and a student. But ted to leave alked loudly and used crude swearwords.

    Govinda artled and became embarrassed. But Sidd o Govindas ear and  to s Ive learned somet;

    Positioning  of trated soul, ured te, took aly, e, ionless,  poo Sidd Sidds brougrol, o carry out, ures of blessing, spoke stammeringly a godly urned t on tations.

    On t;O is  is very o cast a spell on an old Samana. truly, if you ayed to er.quot;

    quot;I do not seek to er,quot; said Sidd;Let old Samanas be content s!quot;