terms o dupe range relationstle Julie, . Sy traordinary beauty traction for Goldmund; en deeply in love rong attraction  for ttle sister,  boters  Julie more beautiful and seductive, ed bot an eye on bot  of love. o s cenderness and inclination to sadness it seemed similar to en deeply astonised to see o titude of  of he form of her fingers.

    tants during ituted o retain someto re-create it. On a fe  most secret, tempts to draline of rokes of a pen—the line of her eyebrows, her hand, her knee.

    ituation . Ser oy and greed, o admit it. Sreated Goldmund ed coolness and dislike. Yet, during moments of forgetfulness, scion and desiring curiosity. iten most tender, and occasionally even came to visit o breatmosp t. t offensive brusqueness t s transgression and felt contempt for it.

    Attractive and disturbing, tiful, capricious ctered betasted of loves secrecy in ty dreams, played innocent, and t more ter except during meals. And Lydia also realized t Goldmund  insensitive to Julies cimes sive, delig  say anyt it, everyted, so filled  especially not be offended or angered; alas, any day, any  of  to her heavy, anguished bliss, perhaps a dreadful end.

    Sometimes Goldmund asked  left long ago. It  to live t  ioned, lasting s to il noly excited and illed; moreover,  danger. aying and accepting it all, all tanglements and confused emotions? tions, and states of mind for tary, ted rooms.  t of to extricate e complications and to laug t rigo look for a kind of o