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www.lizi.tworsoreason.hehadexgedsixsheepfortwo
preagoldbreastplate.heuldsellthestonesandbuyaretu
tiovingtherohepouchsoheuldput
thenhispocket.thishat
porttohieves.
nonottotrust
thatn.”iikeeveryoneelseiseethesofioseehappen,not
actuallydoes.”
heranhisfingerssloperatureandfeelingtheirsurfaces.they
dehieelbetter.theyrendedhiftheoldn.
”hing,alltheuniversenspiresinhelpingyoutoachieveit,”hehadsaid.
theboyanhadsaid.therehepty
rketplace,e,andhnotasheeptoguardthroughthenight.butthe
stohakingakingheboyspast.
”theyreens.”theboyputthe
stonesbaent.theoldnhadsaidtoaskveryclear
questions,andtodothat,theboyhadtoknoansblessing
.
hetookoutohestowas”yes.”
”agoingtofindtreasure”heasked.
hestu
pushedthroughaholeinthepoudfelltotheground.theboyhadneverevennoticedthatthere
andthuindputtheathepouch.
butashesalyingthereontheground,anotherphraseind.
”leatnizeons,andfollo,”theoldkinghadsaid.
anon.theboysledtohielf.hepickedupthetbahispouch.he
didntnsiderndingtheholethestonesuldfallthroughanytitheyed.hehadleaed
thatthereonesoiny.”i
prosedthatiakeoself.
butthestoneshadtoldhihattheoldn,andthatdehieelre
.helookedaroundattheetyplazaagain,feelinglessdesperatethanbefore.thisa
strangeplace;itwasanewone.
afterall,hehadaledthat:toknotothe
pyrads,hehadalreadytraveledfartherthananyshepherdhekneheyonlyknewhow
differentthingsarejusttheyare,hethought.althoughhisne
thentptyrketplace,hehadalreadyseenitinghlife,and
heeeredthesabittothinkaboutit,buthehad
neverseenonelikeitbefore.ashesedaboutthesethings,herealizedthathehadtochoose
betselfasthepoorvictifathiefandasaureriofhistreasure.
”iurer,lookingfortreasure,”hesaidtohielf.
heeone.hehadfallenasleepintheddleoftherketplace,
andlifeintheplazae.
lookingaround,hesoughthissheep,andthenrealizedthatheinsteadof
beingsaddened,heoseekoutfoodanderforthesheep;heuldgo
insearchofhistreasure,instead.hehadnotatinhispocket,buthehadfaith.hehaddecided,the
nightbefore,thatheuiredinbooks.
hearket.thertsblialls,andtheboyhelped
aileonhisface:hehislife
ilereheboyoftheoldnthe
steriousoldki.”thisdyrtisntkingdysothatlaterhetravelor
rryashopkeepersdaughter.hesdoingitbecauseitshestodo,”thoughttheboy.he
realizedthatheulddothesathingtheoldnhaddonesenseherapersonoor
farfroisdestiny.justbylookingattheitseasy,aiveneverdobefore,hethought.
hestallbled,thedysellerofferedtheboythefirstsadeforthe
day.theboythankedhiateit,andonhisdistance,he
realizedthat,hadspokenarabidtheotherspanish.
andtheyhaduoodeachotherperfectlywell.
therestbealanguagethatdoesntdependohought.ivealreadyhadthat
experienceysheep,andnoshappeninghpeople.
heeoftheingsthathehadalreadyexperienced,and
becausehe
hadbeea.herealized:ifileatouandthislanguagehout
ouandtheworld.
relaxedandunhurried,heresolvedthathehroughthenarroreetsoftangier.onlyin
thatens.hekneofpatie
shepherdsknopatienceagainhesahat,inthatstrangeland,hehe
salessonshehadleaedhhissheep.
”allthingsareoheoldnhadsaid.
thecrystalrtaeahathefelteverying.hehad
beeninthesaplaceforthirtyyears:ashopatthetopofahillystreeterspassed.
nooolatetogeanythingtheonlythinghehadeverleaedtodoobuyandsell
crystalglasseanypeoplekneerts,
frenansoldiershosedaysithad
beeneridhave
beautifulenathissideashegrewolder.
but,astipassed,tangierhadged.thenearbycityofceutahadgroerthantangier,
andbusinesshadfallenoff.neighborsvedaainedonlyafeallshopsonthe
hill.andhehilljusttobroallshops.
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