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正文 第11节 文 / Paulo Coelho

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    ”ktub,”thertsaid,finally.

    ”ean”

    ”youohavebeenboanarabtouand,”heansinyuageit

    ethinglikeitisten.”

    and,ashestheredthealsinthehookah,hetoldtheboythatheuldbegieainthe

    es,theresjustnooholdbacktheriver.

    thehehill,andtheyiredheyreachedthetop.buttheretheysaal

    shopthatofferedrefreshingheyintodriea,iful

    crystalglasses.

    ”ecrystalheertainis

    thatnight,andtheguestspressedbythebeautyoftheglassanrerked

    thatteaoredeliciousaaihe

    thirdsaidthatitagical

    powers.

    beforelong,theneanypeoplebegantoclithehilltoseetheshopthatwas

    doingsothingneradethathershopshatservedteaincrystal,

    buttheyatthetopofahill,andtheyhadlittlebusiness.

    eventually,therployees.hebegantoiortenorusquantitiesof

    tea,alongehirstforthings

    new.

    and,inthatonthspassed.

    theboyaonthsandninedayssincehehadfirstsetfooton

    theafriti.

    hedressedinhisarabianclothingofelinen,boughtespeciallyforthisday.heputhisheadcloth

    inplaelskin.wearinghisnehe

    stairssilently.

    theacrystal

    glass.theinthesunfilleddoorokingthehookah.

    heskedinsilehinkingofnothing,andlisteningtothesoundofthehatbroughtthe

    stofthedesert.oke,hereachedintooneofhispockets,andsatthere

    forafeonts,regardinghehadhdrawn.

    itoney.enoughtobuyhielfahundredandtysheep,aretuticket,anda

    liportproductsfrofritohisory.

    heerttoaheshop.theofftohave

    soretea.

    ”ieavingtoday,”saidtheboy.”ihavetheneyiobuysheep.andyouhavetheney

    youogotocca.”

    theoldnsaidnothing.

    ”eyourblessing”askedtheboy.”youhavehelped.”thenntio

    preparehistea,sayingnothing.theuedtotheboy.

    ”iaroudofyou,”hesaid.”yhtaneycrystalshop.butyoukno

    notgoingtogotocca.justasyouknohatyourenotgoingtobuyyoursheep.”

    ”oldyouthat”askedtheboy,startled.

    ”ktub”saidtheoldcrystalrt.

    andhegavetheboyhisblessing.

    theboyandpackedhisbelongings.theyfilledthreesacks.ashewasleaving,he

    sa,hisoldshepherdspouch.ithought

    ofitforalongti.ashetookhisjaeohestreet,

    thetandthui

    itdetheboythinkoftheoldking,anditstartledhiorealizehohadbeensincehehad

    thoughtofhifoearlyayear,hehadbeenly,thinkingonlyofputtingaside

    enoughhatheuldretutospainhpride.

    ”,”theoldkinghadsaid.”folloens.”

    theboypickedupurindthuiand,onceagain,hadthestraionthattheoldking

    eogo.

    ioingtogobacktodoingjustididbefore,theboythought.eventhoughthesheepdidnt

    teachtospeakarabic.

    butthesheephadtaughthiothingeveant:thatthereheworld

    thateveryoneuood,alanguagetheboyhadusedthroughoutthetithatheryingto

    irovethingsattheshop.it,ofthingsacplishedhloveand

    purpose,andaspartofasearethingbelievedinanddesired.tangierwasnolongera

    stray,athat,justashehadhisplace,heuldheworld.

    ”hing,alltheuniversenspirestohelpyouachieveit,”theoldkinghadsaid.

    buttheoldkinghadntsaidanythingaboutbeingrobbed,oraboutendlessdeserts,oraboutpeople

    sarebutdont.theoldkinghadnttoldhihatthe

    pyradsapileofstones,orthatanyoneuldbuildoneinhisbackyard.andhehad

    fottentontionthat,oobuyaflocklargerthantheoneyouhad

    before,youshouldbuyit.

    theboypickeduphispoudputithhisotherthings.hedohestairsandfoundthe

    rterstheshop,drinkingtea

    frooftheing.froherehe

    stood,hesaethattheoldrtshairuchlikethehairoftheoldking.

    hereeredthesleofthedyseller,onhisfirstdayintangier,hi

    andnoilehadalsobeeheoldkingssle.

    itsalstasifhehadbeenhereahisrk,hethought.a,hesepeoplehasever

    ttheoldking.oherhand,hesaidthathealohelpthto

    realizetheirdestiny.

    heleftert.hedidnttocryhtheotherpeople

    there.heissthepladallthegoodthingshehadleaed.heore

    ihough,aasthoughheuldheworld.

    ”butioingbaself

    hcertainty,buthehhisdecision.hehadireyearto

    keadreatrue,andthatdreanutebynute,inglessiortant.ybe

    becausethat.

    erecdjustgo

    throughlifeingtodoso,het

    ...
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