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正文 第2节 文 / Paulo Coelho

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    thejackethadapurpose,andsodidtheboy.hispurposeiravel,and,aftertwoyearsof

    heandalusianterrain,hekiesoftheregion.hehisvisit,to

    explaintothegirlhopleshepherdkhathehadattendeda

    senaryuntilhetobeeapriest,andtherebyasourceof

    prideforasilefaraly.theytohavefoodander,likethesheep.hehad

    studiedlatin,spanish,andtheology.buteversincehehadbeenachild,hehadedtoknohe

    uportanttohihanknoanssins.

    oeoon,onavisittohisfaly,hehadsuoheuragetotellhisfatherthathe

    didnteapriest.thatheedtotravel.

    ”peoplefrollovertheein

    seareepeopletheyhey

    arrived.theyclitheuntaihecastle,andtheyhinkingthatthepastter

    thahe

    peoplehere.”

    ”butidliketoseethecastlesioheylive,”theboyexplained.

    ”thosepeople,heyseeourland,saythattheyolivehereforever,”hisfather

    ntinued.

    ”oseetheirland,andseehoheylive,”saidhisson.

    ”thepeopleeherehavealotofospend,sotheyaffordtotravel,”hisfathersaid.

    ”angstus,theonlyonesravelaretheshepherds.”

    ”henillbeashepherd”

    hisfathersaidheday,hegavehissonapouchthatheldthreeaspanishgold

    ins.

    ”ifoundtheseonedayinthefields.itobeapartofyouriausetheo

    buyyourfloedayyoullleathatouruntrysideisthebest,andour

    ebeautiful.”

    andhegavetheboyhisblessing.theboyuldseeinhisfathersgazeadesiretobeable,hielf,to

    travelthehatillalive,despitehisfathershavinghadtoburyit,overdozensof

    years,uheburdenlingforeplacetosleepevery

    nightofhislife.

    thehorizoningedhred,andsuddenlythesunappeared.theboythoughtbacktothat

    ionanycastlesandtnyen

    butnoheequaloftheoneseveraldayshence.heo,abookthat

    heuldtradeforanother,andafloostiortant,heoliveout

    hisdreaifhee

    hehadhadenoughofthesea,heen,andother

    inary,hethought,ashelookedatthe

    sunrise.

    outaravel.hehadneverbeentothatruinedchurch

    before,inspiteofhavingtraveledthroughthosepartsnytis.theworldwashugeand

    inexhaustible;hehadonlytoalloosettherouteforaher

    iingthings.theproblesthattheydontevenrealizethattheyrewalkinganewroadevery

    day.theydothefieldsareneheseasonsge.alltheythinkaboutisfoodand

    er.

    ybeused.evenihaventthoughtofotherensihe

    rtsdaughter.lookingatthesun,hecalculatedthatheidday.

    there,heuldexgehisbookforathickerone,fillhistle,shave,andhaveahaircut;he

    hadtopreparehielfforhisetinghthegirl,andhedidnttothinkaboutthepossibility

    thatsoothershepherd,andaskedforher

    hand.

    itsthepossibilityofhavingadreatruethatkeslifeiihought,ashelooked

    againatthepositionofthesun,andhurriedhispace.hehadsuddenlyreeredthat,intarifa,

    thereans.

    theoldaheboytoaroottheba

    byasfuishingsnsistedofatable,ahesacred

    heartofjesus,andthairs.

    theansatdotobeseatedasookbothofhishandsinhers,and

    begaopray.

    itsoundedlikeagypsyprayer.theboyhadalreadyhadexperieheroadhgypsies;they

    alsotraveled,buttheyhadnoflocksofsheep.peoplesaidthatgypsiesspenttheirlivestrig

    others.ithattheyhadapacththedevil,andthattheykidnappedchildrenand,

    takieriouscas,detheheirslaves.asachild,theboyhadalways

    beenfrighteodeaththatheuredbygypsies,andthischildhoodfearretuedwhen

    theoldantookhishandsinhers.

    butshehasthesaself.hedidnthis

    handtobegintreling,shoanthatheedanourfather

    silently.

    ”veryiing,”saidtheaakinghereyesfroheboyshands,andthenshefell

    silent.

    theboyingnervous.hishaotrele,andtheanse.hequickly

    pulledhishandsaway.

    ”ididohaveyoureadpal”hesaid,alreadyregrettinghavihought

    forantthatittertopayherfeeandleavehoutleaingathing,thathewas

    givingtoo.

    ”yous,”saidtheoldan.”anddreaarethe

    languageofgod.erprethehassaid.butifhespeaksin

    thelanguageofthesoul,itisonlyyougoingte

    youforthensultation.”

    arick,theboythought.buthedecidedtotakeace.ashepherdalakeshisces

    akesashepherdslifeexg.

    ”ihavehadthesadreaedthatiysheep,whena

    childappearedaoplayals.idontlikepeopletodothat,becausethesheepare

    afraiders.butchildrenaltobeabletoplayhoutfri

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