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正文 第23节 文 / Paulo Coelho

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    pursuit,itsbecauseittruelovethelovethatspeaksthelanguageoftheworld.”

    thealchesterasedthecirthesand,andthesheredaongtherocks.theboy

    reeredthecrystalrtanin

    searist.hethoughtoftheanrustedinthedesert.andhelookedout

    overthedesertthathadbroughthiotheanheloved.

    theyuheirhorses,andthistiitistbacktotheoasis.

    the,ariedtohearfatisvoice.

    butthatnight,ashehadanhthefalnon

    hisshoulderhadspokenofloveandtreasure,oftheenofthedesertandofhisdestiny.

    ”ioingdiatelyfeltpeahisheart.

    ”orroistsonlyresponse.

    theboyspentasleeplessnight.theboysinhis

    tent,andaskedhioshoalived.theytohertent,andtheboygavehis

    friendenoughgoldtobuyasheep.

    thenheaskedhisfriendtogotointothetentaoaell

    herthatheingoutside.theyoungarabdidasheo

    buyyetanothersheep.

    ”otheyoungarab.thearabretuedtohistenttosleep,proudto

    havehelpedtheunseloroftheoasis,andhappyathavingenoughobuyhielfso

    sheep.

    fatiappearedattheentrans.theboyk

    itattertohiow.

    ”ioingaingback.iloveyoubecause”

    ”dontsayanything,”fatiinterrupted.”oneislovedbecauseoneisloved.noreasonisneededfor

    loving.”

    buttheboyntinued,”ihadadreaandithaking.isoldcrystalandcrossedthedesert.

    and,becausethetribesdeclaredist.so,iloveyoubecause

    theentireuniversenspiredtohelpfindyou.”

    thetbraced.iteeitherhadtouchedtheother.

    ”illbeback,”theboysaid.

    ”beforethis,iala.”noy

    fatheryther,andhehasalebacethen.”

    theysaidnothingelse.theyongthepal,aheboyleftheratthe

    entraohertent.

    ”illretu,justasyourfatherother,”hesaid.

    hesaaseyeshtears.

    ”youreg”

    ”ianofthedesert,”shesaid,avertingherfaaan.”

    fatie,sheouttodothechoresshehaddonefor

    years.buteverythinghadged.theboytheoasis,andtheoasiswouldnever

    agaihesaaningithadhadoerday.ithfifty

    thousandpalreesandthreehundredsarrived,relievedattheendoftheir

    longjoueys.frohatdayon,theoasisptyplaceforher.

    frohatdayon,itportant.sheoiteveryday,and

    rytoguessartheboyreasure.sheosend

    herkissesoshe

    ,aanaaninsearchofhis

    treasure.frohatdayon,thedesertonlyohingtoher:thehopeforhisretu.

    ”dontthinkaboutistsaidtotheboyastheybegantorideacross

    thesandsofthedesert.”everythingisteninthesoulofthehereitayforever.”

    ”ndreaoreaboutinghothanaboutleaving,”theboysaid.hewasalready

    reaccustodtodesertssilence.

    ”ifadeofpuretter,iteback.if

    youhadfoundontoflight,liketheexplosionofastar,youhingon

    yourretu.”

    theny.buttheboyknea.

    itonotony,put

    hi.theboyuldstillseethepalrees,theanheloved.

    heuldseetheenglishnathisexperints,andthecaldrivereacherhout

    realizingit.ybethealchesthasneverbeeniheboythought.

    thealchestrodeinfront,hthefalnonhisshoulder.thebirdknehelanguageofthedesert

    e.onthefirstdayheretuedha

    rabbit,andonthesendhtwobirds.

    atnight,theyspreadtheirsleepinggearaheirfireshidden.thedesertnightsold,and

    ingdarkeranddarkerasthephasesoftheonpassed.theyonforaweek,

    speakingonlyoftheprecautionstheyofollooavoidthebattlesbethetribes.

    theestheellofblood.battleshadbeen

    foughtnearby,andtheiheboythatthereens,alo

    shohiseyeshadfailedtoobserve.

    ontheseventhday,thealpearlierthanusual.thefalnfleofind

    ga,andthealchestofferedhiserntaiheboy.

    ”youarealstattheendofyourjouey,”saidthealchest.”ingratulateyouforhaving

    pursuedyourdestiny.”

    ”andyouvetoldnothingalongthee

    soofthethingsyouknoanwhohadbookson

    alche.butithe”

    ”thereisonlyoanssthrougha.everythingyouo

    knoore.”

    theboyisthehorizon,lookingforthe

    faln.

    ”ist”

    ”becausethats.”

    ”andiststriedtokegoldando

    ...
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