umptuous, insigo people.  overestimate ts, o s; but  doubt t Narcissus iced sometudent Goldmund, t ter ter. ,  noticed anyt Goldmund, apart from ure, and perain eagerness, a some made  ill a student and a boarder, as to ter and o fear t Narcissus ure touc  on.   infect ain spiritual pride and erudite arrogance; but ticular pupil; it  and see.   o rule over average ratrong or exceptional cers, o sig going to let ed by suspicions;  eful for tional rusted to his care.

    Narcissus pondered a great deal about  of spotting and emotionally recognizing ture and destiny of otold  Goldmund. All t  in too clearly: rong ually, perist, but at any rate a person  potential for love, o give ive senses so set on leading tic life of t at great lengt it.  Goldmunds fatermination. Could t?  spell  over o make  tiny, y?  sort of a person en intentionally touc of tly spoken of   imagine  see  not strange and suspicious? old a story about a trout  as a boy, ated ted a vivid picture. ant, po figure in Goldmunds life, o describe ly, to conjure up vivid images of  t like imes  w gave o his soul?

    Goldmund also brooded a great deal.  en  sensation of not being taken seriously, of being treated a little like a c did it mean   like him?

    Yet t fill all of Goldmunds days.  able to too long at a time. to be done in ten  to see ter,  terms. unity to ride tenants, especially en stalk otters es flour,  by t. Alt time ill remained a number of s and pleasures. And usually to o sing in tudent co