During t days Goldmund lived in ter, in one of t cells. t , rative buildings t surrounded tplace.

    t onis. Outside t no one kne  trees of tyard kneed rosebusorks nests on tory and granary roofs. From every corner of , t of oo ream bets narroone floors, t to lock up. Beside tone gutters, into ory, till sprouting, cranes-bill and plantain, and tree in till s far-reac more tinkling of ttle sc  er students came tumbling doairs into tyard. ty too, once really been so young, so clumsy, so pretty and childish?

    Beside ter  ruck tention and became more and more important to il it sloself to t udent days, and a ,  udent.  ts of tings, of tone and ars, in tals, and alt  been ty of t ed tone Mot, and , but only noiful it   and most successful . t placed t ood bets natural  , ced, lived, t and taugs, from t, and everytogetree.

    Goldmund felt very small in t migy, and never did  Jo quietly friendly order. t be tremendous differences of cer bet Jo Daniel, but eacy, t, tence, received y from it, sacrificed o it. t made to one anotly robes.

    In ter of er, Narcissus greall in Goldmunds eyes, alt a cordial friend and . Soon Goldmund hardly dared call him Narcissus any more.

    quot;Listen, Abbot Jo; o ;Ill o get used to your neually. I must tell you t I like it very muc feel like making a general confession to you and, after penance and absolution, asking to be received as a lay brot you see, t and I a lay brot I can no longer bear to live next to you like t be