, Lydia sank back and clung to Goldmund.

    In a mocking, triump, t;I dont enjoy being in my room by myself all time. Eitake me in oget;

    quot;ell, come in t; said Goldmund, folding back t;Youll freeze your feet off t; Srouble making room for ionless. Finally, all t resist t t not so long ago tuation corresponded to  secret wisrange anguis delig Julies  his side.

    quot;I just o see,quot; s; feels to lie in your bed, since my sister enjoys coming ;

    In order to calm ly rubbed   . Silent and curious so  tance. But o comfort Lydia, , familiar love sounds into  urn it toesque tuation   unbearable.

    It augrut explored tiful, quietly ing body of Julie,  for t time not only t   o give in to o love  renounce her had been wrong, had been nonsense.

    quot;My ,quot; o Lydias ear, quot;;

    So to Julie t s.

    Lydia  contracted o it. S up abruptly, tore to  and cried: quot;Julie, lets leave!quot;

    Julie artled. tless violence of Lydias cry, ray tly s up.

    But Goldmund, offended and betrayed in all   up, kissed , and ly omorroomorro;

    Barefoot, in goood on tone floor,  blue  and  around er ure of suffering and submission t did not escape Julie in spite of t toucly ters vanising emotions, Goldmund listened intently and breat.

    to meditate in solitude over trange and unnatural association. ters found noto say to eacer to tive beds, eac, and stubborn. A spirit of grief, contradiction, nonsense, alienation, and innermost confusi