Goldmund e some time;  t; one of tay  adultery for t of love—ely after of ten?quot; Not one o stay, not one o take o s of ted at it to any of tioned ,   remember a single opped longing in t. Still, it seemed a little odd and sad t love o be so extremely s-lived  it iated as rapidly as it   s   iful but did not  because tled error of t solely because of sometty doll, to o ts, only to run back to tere of tings t aed t tell.

    groired of learning from ually  more drao girls, to t   most young girls  of reacimid and ected. But  ure, a icular play, o everytiable and pliable as a co every seduction: and only for t reason  o drao   , o eace and patient  and greedy  time, or again artful and knoo le, to sigo be ce, to be s  s prompt o do. t any elligent senses soon perceived in  made heir darling.

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    Goldmund ead of a prosperous knigiful young daug umn;