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Although he was on good terms with everyone, he had not made a real friend. There was no one among his classmates for whom he felt any particular affinity, let alone fondness. And to their amazement, the others discovered in the fistfighter they had first taken for a roeace-loving panion, a model student who seemed to be striving for scholarly laurels.
There were two men in the cloister to whom Goldmunds heart reached out, who filled his thoughts, whom he admired and revered: Abbot Daniel and the assistant teacher, Brother Narcissus. He felt that the Abbot was a saint. He was immensely attracted by his kind simplicity, his clear, ed eyes, by the way he gave orders and made decisions, humbly, as though it were a task, by his good, quiet gestures. He would have liked to bee the personal servant of this pious man, to be in his presence stantly, obedient and serving, t him the sacrifice of all his youthful need for devotion and dedication, to learn a pure……（内容加载失败！）
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