It grely ligogeturning toed after t embrace. Lise led deep into tretc on ionless; for a long time ared into t profoundly, desperately, greedily, as t time, as to stay a hours.

    c-minded, still half asleep.

    quot;Youre a; he said finally.

    urned art.

    quot;Ive got to go no; s sad. quot;I didnt  to ;

    quot;ell, Im a er all, were ;

    quot;I am,quot; said Lise. quot;But you belong to ter.quot;

    quot;I no longer belong to ter. Im like you, completely alone, o go. But Ill go ;

    Lise looked away.

    quot;You cant come  go to my  me, because I stayed out all nig my   believe me.quot;

    Goldmund remembered Narcissuss prediction. So ts  was.

    quot;Ive made a mistake t; ;I  t you and I ay toget to let me sleep and run off  saying fare;

    quot;O get angry and beat me, per my s me, s s normal. But I didnt  you to beat me, too.quot;

    o her hand.

    quot;Lise,quot; ;I  beat you, not no ever. ouldnt you ratay s you?quot;

    Sugged to get her hand free.

    quot;No, no, no,quot; sears in

    time sarted to run. Clasping botreaming eyes, sood silently and c sorry for  po set  sorry for tle sorry for  been lucky apparently; alone and a little stunned,  in ted. But ill tired and eager for sleep; never  so exed. time to be uner. Immediately  back to sleep and woke only wood  around him.

    rested noo t exle, tender feelings. s ran after to asted, smelled, touc to floilled so many heir place!

    Fiel