. . that tense expectation, that proud state of standing alone withoutteachings and without teachers, that supple willingness to listen to thedivine voice in his own heart, had slowly become a memory. . .
Hermann Hesse
. . that tense expectation, that proud state of standing alone withoutteachings and without teachers, that supple willingness to listen to thedivine voice in his own heart, had slowly become a memory. . .