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正文 第6节 文 / Paulo Coelho

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    ”hetreasure”heasked.

    ”itsi,hepyrads.”

    theboyanhadsaidthesathing.butshehadntchargedhinything.

    ”iofireasure,youens.godhaspreparedapathforeveryone

    tofolloensthatheleftforyou.”

    beforetheboyuldreply,abutterflyappearedandflutteredbetandtheoldn.he

    reeredsothinghisgrandfatherhadon:thatbutterfliesen.like

    crickets,andlikeexpectations;likelizardsandfourleafclovers.

    ”thatsright,”saidtheoldn,abletoreadtheboysthoughts.”justasyrandfathertaughtyou.

    thesearegoodons.”

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    previousday.

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    ens,theyodoso.alwaysaskan

    objectivequestion.

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    kofsixsheepbeakeyourdecision.”

    theboyputthestonesinhispouch.frohenon,heakehisoisions.

    ”dontfetthateverythingyoudealhisonlyohingandnothingelse.anddontfetthe

    languageofons.and,aboveall,dontfettofolloinythroughtoitsnclusion.

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    usidthereostdeliciousfoodinthat

    partoftheannversedheveryone,andtheboyhadtofortwohours

    beforeitansattention.

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    didnthavetijustthentoexplainthesecretofhappiness.hesuggestedthattheboylookaroundthe

    paladretuintwohours.

    ”ahing,saidthean,handingtheboyateaspoonthat

    heldthisspoonhyouhoutalloheoilto

    spill.

    ”theboybeganganddesdiairhepalace,keepinghiseyesfixedon

    thespoon.aftertanwas.

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    retuingtothean,herelatediaileverythinghehadseen.

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    ”hereisonlyonepieceofadviceigiveyou,saidtheen.thesecretof

    happinessistoseeallthervelsoftheetthedropsofoilonthespoon.”

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    liketotravel,butheshouldneverfetabouthissheep.

    theoldnlookedattheboyand,adeseveralstrauresover

    theboyshead.then,takinghissheep,hewalkedaway.

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    ahelevanterbloednearby,uneasyhtheiewownerand

    excitedbysochge.alltheyeder.

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