me. You ask if I  I also love you, and love kno be angry ;

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    Noail and admired it;  almost as e fingers ion  it efully led o h his cheeks.

    t;Its time,  go.quot;

    enderly. Gently he kissed her slender fingers.

    quot;Please, get up,quot; s;e must go ;

    antly. tood up, mounted, rode.

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    In ternoon, after , sudy.

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    quot;But t, in t disgusting fas;

    quot;t ; ;Believe me, I  t your foot never came to me under table; it never asked me if I loved you.quot;

    quot;Do you really love me, Goldmund?quot;

    quot;Yes, indeed.quot;

    quot;But w will ;

    quot;I dont kno it. It makes me o love you. I dont t ;

    quot;A man is only alloo kiss  of t?quot;

    quot;No, Ive never t of t.  you cannot become my bride.quot;

    quot;ts true. And since you cannot become my ay  o speak to me about love. Did you t you o seduce me?quot;

    quot;I t