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正文 第1节 文 / Paulo Coelho

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    partone

    theboysnaiago.duskheboyarrivedhhisherdatanabandoned

    oussycarehadgrohespothe

    sacristyhadoood.

    hedecidedtospendthenightthere.hesaoitthatallthesheepehroughtheruie,

    andthenlaidsoplanksahenight.there

    alhadstrayedduringthenight,andtheboyhadhadto

    speiredayseargforit.

    hesthefloorhhisjacketandlaydohebookhehadjustfinishedreadingasa

    pilloselfthatheade

    refortablepillows.

    itilldarkhestarsthroughthehalfdestroyed

    roof.

    iedreahatnightasaweekago,and

    onceagainhehadaended.

    hearoseand,takinguphiscrook,begantoahesheepthatstillslept.hehadnoticedthat,as

    sooofhisanilsalsobegantostir.itesteriousenergybound

    hislifetothatofthesheep,hehadspetthroughthe

    untrysideinsearchoffoodatheyknoyschedule,”he

    ttered.thinkingaboutthatforant,herealizedthatituldbetheotherhatit

    eaccustodtotheirschedule.

    butthere,onebyone,

    e.hehadalhatthesheepouand

    espartsofhisbooksthathaddeaniression

    onhiorofthelonelinessorthehappinessofashepherdinthefields.

    sotishenttothehingshehadseeninthevillagestheypassed.

    butforthepastfeaboutonlyohing:thegirl,thedaughterofa

    rthevillagetheyfourdays.hehadbeentothevillageonly

    onertanded

    thatthesheepbeshearedinhispresehathebecheated.afriendhadtoldtheboy

    abouttheshop,aakenhissheepthere.

    ”iosellsoert.

    theshopaheshepherdtountiltheafteoon.sotheboysatonthe

    stepsoftheshopandtookabookfroisbag.

    ”ididntkno.

    thegirlypicaloftheregionofandalusia,hflohatvaguely

    recalledtheorishnquerors.

    ”orefroysheepthanfroooks,”hea

    theytalked,shetoldhiheertsdaughter,andspokeoflifeinthevillage,h

    dayheothers.theshepherdtoldheroftheandalusianuntryside,aedthenews

    froheothertotalkingtohissheep.

    ”hooread”thegirlaskedatonepoint.

    ”likeeverybodyleas,”hesaid.”inschool.”

    ”well,ifyouknooread,ashepherd”

    theboyledananstoavoidrespondingtoherquestion.hehe

    girloorisheyes

    epassed,theboyfoundhielfhattheday

    ingforthreedays.heregnized

    thatheethinghehadneverexperiencedbefore:thedesiretoliveinoneplaceforever.

    hthegirleagain.

    butfinallythertappeared,andaskedtheboytoshearfoursheep.hepaidforthewooland

    askedtheshepherdtoebackthefollowingyear.

    andnoevillage.heed,andat

    thesatiuneasy:ybethegirlhadalreadyfottenhilotsofshepherdspassedthrough,

    sellingtheirwool.

    ”itdoesnttter,”hesaidtohissheep.”iknirlsinotherplaces.”

    butinhisheartheker.andhekneenandliketraveling

    salesn,aleoheetthejoysof

    carefreewandering.

    thedayheshepherdurgedhissheepinthedireofthesun.theyneverhave

    tokeanydeaybethatse.

    theonlythingsthathesheeper.aslongastheboykneofind

    thebestpasturesinandalusia,theye,hthe

    seenglyendlesshoursbetheyhadneverreadabookintheiryoung

    lives,anddidntuandaboutthesightsofthecities.theyent

    pany,and

    onaeat.

    ifibe,onebyoheyeawareonly

    afterstofthefloe,andtheyvefotten

    hotonourishnt.

    thebrohin,

    hadbeenhauhadedreaorasendti,andit

    tofeelaopanions.hedrankabitfroheainedfrois

    dihenightbefore,aheredhisjacketclosertohisbody.hekafewhours

    froohthesunatitszenith,theheatthathebeabletoleadhis

    floer.theheat

    lasteduntilnightfall,andallthattihehadtocarryhisjacket.butplain

    abouttheburdenofitseeredthat,becausehehadthejacket,hehadhstoodthe

    ldofthedawn.

    obepreparedforge,hethought,andheefulforthejacketsand

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