cation of a general festivity, terious merging of ty in tic union of joy. I en  spoken of. It o every servant girl. I en observed told me of it and I reated it imes in my life I ure oxicated and released from t smile, t ion, of turned by a common ent in drunken recruits and sailors, and also in great artists in tival; and not less in young soldiers going to  days I  and loved and mocked and envied toxication of playing in tra, or atic, o tor, t imes occurred to me t suco quite young persons or among toms permitted no marked differences bet today, on t, I myself, teppen ale. I myself breat intoxication of a common dream and of music and ren listened , or dismal superiority, to its panegyric in tter of some student. I y oxication of tivity like salt in er. I danced , but it  only t belonged to me. All to t faces floated past me like fantastic floo me, and I to t in one anotoo. I oo, rangers to me. theirs mine.

    A nerot, itle quot;Yearning,quot;  t er. Once  . e  and intoxicated  and everyone   stop and e young girls, er prime, and ured—laug. And ion , ime rument , so tune of quot;Yearning.quot; I and my partner kissed our o  I, meano me  least, I, too, , released from myself, a brother of Pablos, a child.

    I  time, and I dont knooxication of ed. I did not observe eit ter tal fire burned ts   people . t and many of ts out. tairs ed and in tra after anotopped playing and gone a  till raged in a crescendo. Since I could not dance ing encounters in t last I lost sigirel