seriously. I take seriously all t I find essential and necessary in you.  particular attention paid to your ts, ;

    Goldmund smiled bitterly: quot;Youve al;

    Narcissus remained firm: quot;Part of your t I consider a c. Remember elligent c be less intelligent t o assert its opinion in matters of learning, t take it seriously.quot;

    Goldmund said ;You smile at me even ters of learning! For instance, you al as ty, my efforts to advance my studies, my desire to become a monk ;

    Narcissus looked at ;I take you seriously  al a sc a monk—sc learned or logical or pious enougrary, you are not enoug;

    Perplexed and even , Goldmund er tion. And yet a feer o ime Narcissus o give Goldmund a picture of t natures t able.

    Narcissus alked o a fever;  t Goldmund ing  o temptation to say more tended;  himself be carried away by his own words.

    quot;Look,quot; ;I am superior to you only in one point: Im aimes. I call a man ao learn t about yourself is tential reason for your  me. In your case, mind and nature, consciousness and dream . Youve forgotten your c cries for you from t il you .

    quot;But enoug! Being aronger t in  is  you are superior to me, my dear Goldmund—or rat;

    Goldmund ened onis, but at t;youve forgotten your c;  notice; en kept s raigo find  see Goldmunds face tch suddenly.

    quot;I … superior to you!quot; stammered Goldmund, feeling as though his whole body had been lamed.

    quot;; Narcissus continued. quot;Nature