ady like thing else was necessary.

    In t raanding in front of ic. Sad o  and kissed   Govinda any more, but a  popped out of t rongly tasted t. It tasted of , of animal and flo, of every joyful desire. It intoxicated , and in t, a dark call of an oly.

    , to get  , ter s of the morning.

    quot;tiful river,quot; o his companion.

    quot;Yes,quot; said t;a very beautiful river, I love it more ten I ened to it, often I o its eyes, and always I . Muc;

    quot;I tor,quot; spoke Sidd;I  I could give you for your ality, my dear, and also no payment for your  a ;

    quot;I did see it,quot; spoke t;and I  expected any payment from you and no gift s to bear. You  anotime.quot;

    quot;Do you t; asked Siddha amusedly.

    quot;Surely. too, I oo, Samana,  your friendse me, ;

    Smiling, ted. Smiling, Sidd t;;  ;all I meet on my pat to receive to be friends, like to obey, ttle. Like c;

    At about noon,  of ttages, c in treet, led, but timidly fled from tream, and by tream, a young o  is tom among travellers, and asked ill o go to reacy. t up and came to ifully  mouter en already, and rue t t alone in t at nig alloo alking, s  foot on  one and made a movement as a o initiate t kind of sexual pleasure extbooks call quot;climbing a treequot;. Sidd ing up, and since in t o tly doo t. Looking up,  and racted pupils, begging h desire.

    Sidd desire and felt ty moving; but since oucated for a moment,  t. Politely, ted urned a steps into the bamboo