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    Adolf dragged side trees. trong-ed classmates—udent tradition, of reminding t t monks. teal aer for an evening in t ure no decent felloaking part in; later during t they would sneak back again.

    quot;But tes are locked at t ; Goldmund objected.

    Of course t  t o get back inside unnoticed; it  be t time.

    Goldmund recalled ;going to t; It stood for boys nocturnal escapades, for all kinds of secret adventures and pleasures o t;  time ood only too  t ; considered it a point of o take t it ain distinction to be asked to join in ture.

    o say no, to run back and go to bed.  tired and   slig of Adolf. And side ter, somet mig lessness and all kinds of pain. It o t and forbidden, noto feel proud of. Still, per o talk; suddenly he laughed and said yes.

    Unobserved, t under trees in t darkening courtyard; ter gate o ter mill t, unseen in t o a pile of slippery- planks, one of o cross ttle stream. And noside, on tening road t disappeared into t. All ting and secret;  very much.

    At t te, Konrad; ted for a long time and ramped t. Nigle of ars peeked  and brig clouds. Konrad ctered and joked. Occasionally  ty of nig made ts beat faster.

    After barely an o t. It seemed asleep. tly, criss-crossed by dark ribs of timber; t a lig, on tiptoe, tood in a garden, sank into t eartumbled over steps, stopped by t a ster, ed, knocked again. t ster opened, and one after to a kitciny oil lamp anding on tove, its feeble flame flickering on a t girl,  tru