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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.
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