t like it.quot;

    quot;Cant I learn anytupid, a c;

    quot;to teac you could learn from me, you c;

    quot;O; cried Goldmund, quot; become friends to end it no of friends be, t reacs goal after a s distance and topped? Are you tired of me? ion for me?quot;

    Narcissus  of ;Let t be,quot; ly. quot;You knooo  my affection for you  come to an end.quot;

    it in udied opped and looked at Goldmund, aut,  ;Listen, Goldmund! Our friends  not to be over; I  to reneself once more, reneself again and again, and lead to ne tain, I can neiten to  my goal is not uncertain, it lies er, it claims me at every  I cannot be in love. I am a monk, I aken tion I so be released from my teacies and o fast and do exercises. During t period Ill not speak of ters, nor ;

    Goldmund understood. Sadly ;So youre going to do ;

    quot;You kno is,quot; said Narcissus.

    quot;ell, yes. In a feer, eace books yourself. No? All rig. But ;

    Narcissus smiled faintly. quot;t, or biss all to put myself in t able to serve, ies find t soil, t field of action. t;

    Goldmund: quot;No ot;

    Narcissus: quot;Oating Aristotle, or embelliser cation, or a  to increase ter, nor reform t to serve ties, tand t not a goal?quot;

    Goldmund t for a long while before he answered.

    quot;Youre rig; ;Did I o;

    quot;ed difficulties for me, but I am no enemy of difficulties. Ive learned from tly overcome t;

    Goldmund interrupted ;Youve overcome t, tell me: ention