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anythingforself.butanyfathereachievedbyonehehadcared
forasachild,andeducatedashegreetiiantfuture,iysons
words.
”theaouchedthensshoulder,andtheyhprojectedfarintothefuture.theywerein
anieing,surrouhousandsofpeoplespeakingastrangelanguage.
”thenhhappiness.
”ikneysoal,hesaidtotheahroughhistears.youplease
tellysohesepeoplearerepeating
”theangelan,and,toabenearby,heysat
down.
”theversesofyoursoheangelsaid.everyone
lovedthendehebutsten.the
ilitary.
”thenlookedattheangelinsurprise.
”yoursourion.heandgood.one
afteoon,oneofhisservantsfellill,anditappearedthathewoulddie.yoursonhadheardofarabbi
an.alongthe
ahersured
byhiandtheyinstruansteags.andso,despitethefactthathewasa
rourion,heedtotheirfaith.shortlythereafter,hereachedthepla
heing.
”hetoldthenthatoneofhisservantsadereadytogotohishouse
.buttheturionanoffaith,and,lookingintotheeyesoftherabbi,hek
hehepresehesonofgod.
”andthisisan.thesearetheotherabbiat
thatpoint,andtheyhaveneverbeenfotten:”lord,iaote
underroof.butonlyspeakayservantwillbehealed.””
thealchestsaid,”notterhedoes,everypersohplaysatralroleiory
oftheallyhedoesntkno.”
theboysled.hehadneverigihatquestionsaboutlifeportaoa
shepherd.
”goodbye,”thealchestsaid.
”goodbye,”saidtheboy.
theboyrodealongthroughthedesertforseveralhours,listeningavidlytohishearthadtosay.
itreasurewashidden.
”.
buthisheartherthings.hpride,ittoldthestoryofashepherdhis
floen
en,nfrontingthepeopleoftheirtis
htheirprenceivednotions.itspokeofjoueys,disveries,books,andge.
ashebyetanotherdune,hisheartheplacewhereyouare
broughttotears.thats,andthatsreasureis.”
theboyonthsince
hehadsetforthfroheoasis.theonlightcastshadhthedunes,creatingthe
appearaheboyofthedayhathorsehadrearedinthedesert,
andhehadetoknoist.andtheonfellonthedesertssilenans
joueyinsearchoftreasure.
ihelightoftheonand
thebrightnessofthedesert,stoodthesoleaicpyradsofegypt.
theboyfelltohiskneesandakinghielieveinhisdestiny,andfor
leadinghioetaking,art,anenglishn,andanalchest.andaboveallforhis
havingtaanofthedesertthatloveanfrois
destiny.
ifhea,andlivehislifeasasile
shepherd.afterall,thealchestntioliveinthedesert,eventhoughheuoodthe
languageoftheonstratehis
sselfthat,ontheoiny,he
hadleaedallheoknoighthavedreadof.
buthereheindedhielfthatnoprojectis
pleteduntilitsobje,andsaw
that,einthe
desert,hehadleaedthat,i,thescarabbeetlesareasyolofgod.
aheboybegantodigintothedune.ashedidso,hethoughtofthecrystal
ridinhisbackyard.theboyuldseenow
thatheuldntdosoifheplacedstoneuponstoherestofhislife.
throughoutthenight,theboydugattheplacehehadchosen,butfoundnothied
doesihepyradshadbeenbuilt.buthedidntstop.hestruggledto
ntinuediggingashefoughttheenblehesandbatotheexcavation.hishands
todigearsfell.
asheptingtopullouttherocksheenuntered,heheardfootsteps.severalfigures
approachedhitheirbacksoonlight,andtheboyuldseehertheireyesnortheir
faces.
”anded.
becauseheerrified,theboydidntansreasurewas,andwas
frighteighthappen.
”thetribaloheuresaid.”areyouhiding
there”
”iothidinganything,”theboyanswered.
butoheeizedtheboyandyankedhiackoutofthehole.another,he
boysbags,foundthepieceofgold.
”theresgoldhere,”hesaid.
theonshohefaaheboysah.
”hesprobablygoldhiddenintheground.”
theydetheboyntinue
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