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www.192.twtethers.onthecliff,thenclutchedat
eabeingblownaway.
theboytuedtothehandthateall.ashedidso,hesehattheuniversehadfalle,
andhedecidednottospeak.
ahisheart,andtheboybegantopray.ithathehadnever
saidbefore,becauseithoutgivethanksforhissheep
havingfoundneorecrystal;anditdidntbeseech
thattheantioahisretu.inthesileheboyuoodthatthe
desert,thehesunryingtouandthesighehand,andwere
seekingtofolloerald.hesaw
thatohroughouttheearthandinspadthattherewasnoreasonor
significeattachedtotheirappearance;heuldseethatnotthedeserts,northehesun,
norpeoplekneheyhadbeeed.butthatthehandhadareasonforallofthis,andthat
onlythehanduldperforiratheseaintoadesertoranintothewind.
becauseonlythehanduoodthatitovedtheuothepoint
atasterwork.
theboyreachedthroughtothesouloftheitofthesoulofgod.and
hesaracles.
thesilehatdayasithadneverbloionsthereafter,thearabsreunted
thelegendofaboyselfintotheostdestroyingalitary
defianostpohedesert.
ueasedtoblootheplaceheboyhadbeen.buthewasno
lohere;hep.
theniling:thealchest,
becausehehadfoundhisperfectdisciple,andthechief,becausethatdisciplehaduoodtheglory
ofgod.
thefolloistfarehan
esrtpartytoaythesfarastheychose.
theyrodefortheentireday.toeuponaptiastery.
thealp.
”froereon,youistsaid.”youareonlythreehoursfrohepyrads.”
”thankyou,”saidtheboy.”youtaughtthelanguageoftheworld.”
”ionlyinvokedyoualreadyknew.”
thealonastery.ankdressedinblackcatothegates.they
spokeforafeiheptiistbadetheboyenter.
”iaskedhioletusethekitiled.
theyohealchestlightedthefire,andthenk
broughthiolead,istplaanironpan.eliquid,
thealhispouchthestrangeyelloitasliverasthinasahair,
elted.
thexturetookonareddishlor,alstthelorofblood.theal
thefire,aasidetool.ashedidso,hetalkedonkaboutthetribalwars.
”ithinktheyregoingtolastforalongti,”hesaidtothenk.
thei,ingfortheo
end.”butgodsonksaid.
”exactly,”ansist.
onkandtheboylookedatit,dazzled.theleadhaddriedintothe
shapeofthepan,butitwasgold.
”eday”theboyasked.
”thisydestiny,notyours,”thealchestaoshohatitwas
possible.”
theyretuedtothegatesofthehere,thealchestseparatedthediskintofourparts.
”thisisforyou,”hesaid,holdihepartsouttothenk.”itsforyenerositytothe
pilgri.”
”butthispayntgoesygenerosity,”thenkresponded.
”dontsaythatagain.lifeghtbelistening,andgiveyoulessthei.”
thealakeupfavetothegeneral.”
theboyuchrethanhehadgiventhegeneral.buthekeptquiet,
beonk.
”andthisisfor,”saidthealchest,keepiheparts.”becauseihavetoretutothe
desert,herearetribalwars.”
hetookthefourthpartandhaothenk.
”thisisfortheboy.ifheeveeedsit.”
”butioingireasure,”theboysaid.”ieryclosetoitnow.”
”andistsaid.
”thenhis”
”becauseyouhavealreadylostyoursavingstan
old,superstitiousarab,andibelieveinourproverbs.theresohatsays,everythingthathappens
onneverhappenagain.buteverythingthathappenste.”
theyuheirhorses.
”is,”saidthealchest.
thebhthishorsecloser.
”inaneofeerortiberius,therelivedagoodnwosons.one
ilitary,andhadbeeothestdistantregionsoftheeire.theothersonwasa
poet,anddelightedallofrohhisbeautifulverses.
”onenight,thefatherhadadreaanangelappearedtohiandtoldhihatthewordsofoneof
hissohefather
hisdrearatefulandg,becauselife
sothinganyfatheroknow.
”shortlythereafter,thefatherdiedashetriedtosaveachildtobecrushedbythe
ahatandfair,he
dire.
”youan,theangelsaidtohiyoulivedyourlifeinalovingway,anddied
hdignity.ioyouanywishyoudesire.
”lifee,thensaid.ydreai
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