ut times smiled a little about Goldmunds being in love, about  being able to tear atue.

    But one day Goldmund surprised o take . In o Narcissus to say goodbye. ime ago. Noaking came o boted  feel in .

    quot;ill I ever see you again?quot; asked Narcissus.

    quot;Oty nag does not break my neck, you ainly see me again. Besides,  me, t be anyone left to call you Narcissus and cause you to  fear. Yes, and dont forget to keep an eye on Eric no one toucatue! S remain standing in my room, as I  to let t of your ;

    quot;Are you looking foro t;

    Goldmund blinked.

    quot;ell, I o it; ts quite true. But no Im about to ride off, it feels less amusing t t me, but I dont like going a please me. It is like an illness; young  . Master Niklaus  oo. ell, lets not c about useless stuff! Bless me, dear friend; I  to leave.quot;

    he rode off.

    In s, Narcissus ly concerned about  range and lovable person ormy and insatiable, a gro terfly, commit nes,  of suco fear for , deep do pleased  tubborn c to tame, t   again to slers.

    Every day ts ts returned at one time or anoto itude and  and self-reproac pertle o be ot?  said muc it, per enougell if  not o keep him?

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