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正文 第15节 文 / Paulo Coelho

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.tw小说站  www.xsz.twge,buthoutuandingthat

    language,thisjoueyuchredifficult.”

    theystoodtherelookingattheon.

    ”thatsthegifons,”saidtheboy.”iveseenhoheguidesreadthesignsofthedesert,and

    hohesoulofthecaravaothesoulofthedesert.”

    theenglishnsaid,”idbetterpayreattentiontothecaravan.”

    ”andidbetterreadyourbooks,”saidtheboy.

    theyercury,salt,dragons,andkings,andhedidnt

    uandanyofit.butthereedtorepeatitselfthroughoutallthebooks:all

    thingsaretheionofohingonly.

    ihebooksheleaedthatthestiortaieratureofaltainedonly

    afeerald.

    ”itstheeraldtablet,”saidtheenglishn,proudthatheghtteachsothingtotheboy.

    ”hen,hesebooks”theboyasked.

    ”sothatananshoutappearingreallyto

    believehehadsaid.

    thebookthatstiedtheboytoldthestoriesofthefausalchests.theyenwho

    haddedietalsintheirlaboratories;theybelievedthat,if

    atalanyyears,itselfofallitsindividualproperties,andwas

    lefttouandanythingon

    thefaunicated.theycalled

    thatdisverythesterliquidandpartsolid.

    ”enandonsiouandthelanguage”theboyasked.

    ”youhaveaniaforsilifyihing,”ansan,irritated.”alcheisa

    seriousdiscipline.everystephastobefolloasters.”

    theboyleaedthattheliquidpartofthesterhatitcured

    allillalsokeptthealchestfrorohesolidparthe

    philosophersstone.

    ”itsofindthephilosophersstone,”saidtheenglishn.”thealchestsspentyearsin

    theirlaboratories,thefirethatpurifiedthetals.theyspentsochticlosetothefire

    thatgraduallytheygaveupthevahehatthepurificationofthe

    talshadledtoapurifiselves.”

    theboythoughtaboutthecrystalrt.hehadsaidthatithingfortheboyto

    theselffroegativethoughts.theboyingre

    andrenvihatalcheuldbeleaedinonesdailylife.

    ”also,”saidtheenglishn,”thephilosophersstonehasafasallsliverofthe

    stonelargequantitiesoftalintogold.”

    havihat,theboybey.hethoughtthat,e

    patiehingintogold.hereadthelivesofthevariouspeoplewho

    hadsucceededindoingso:helvetius,elias,fulelli,andgeber.theyingstories:each

    oftheivedouthisdestinytotheend.theytraveled,spokeen,perfordraclesfor

    theincredulous,andohephilosophersstoheelixiroflife.

    butepletelylost.there

    drarus,andobscuretexts.

    ”akethingssoplicated”heaskedtheenglishnonenight.theboyhadnoticed

    thattheenglishnissedhisbooks.

    ”sothatthoseagineif

    everyoneingleadintogold.goldsvalue.

    ”itsonlythoseasterwork.

    thatshereintheddleofthedesert.ieekingatruealchesteto

    decipherthedes.”

    ”en”theboyasked.

    ”uriesago.”

    ”theydidnthavetheprintingpressinthosedays,”thebued.”therewasnowayforeverybody

    toknoy.heyusesuchstrangelanguage,anydrawings”

    theenglishndidntansdirectly.hesaidthatforthepastfewdayshehadbeenpaying

    attentiontohohecaravaed,butthathehadntleaedanythingnehinghehad

    notiorefrequent.

    theheboyretuedthebookstotheenglishn.”didyouleaanything”the

    englishnasked,eagerthtbe.heneededsoootalktosoastoavoid

    thinkingaboutthepossibilityofwar.

    ”ileaedthatthehatandsthatsoulalsouandthe

    languageofthings.ileaedthatnyalchestsrealizedtheirdestinies,and

    thesoulofthehephilosophersstone,andtheelixiroflife.

    ”but,aboveall,ileaedthatthesethingsareallsosilethattheyuldbetenonthesurfaceof

    anerald.”

    theenglishnagicsyols,thestrangewordsand

    thelaboratoryequipnthishaddeaniressionontheboy.hissoulstbetoo

    pritivetouandthosethings,hethought.

    hetookbaaheirbags.

    ”gobacktoeanythiher.”

    theboyplatingthesilenals.

    ”everyonehashisorheroself.”hiseas

    ne,norneashis.butforthat.”

    theoreandre

    frequently,andthecaldrivereagoodfriendoftheboysexplaihatthewar

    bethetribeshadalreadybegun.thecaravaheoasis.

    theaalkedangtheelveslessahesilencehe

    eregroanofacalhingbutthe

    groanofaoightsignalaraid.

    theednottobeveryhethreatofwar.

    ”ilive,”hesaidtotheboy,astheyateabunchofdatesonenight,oon.

    ”eat

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