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正文 第4节 文 / [巴西]保罗·科埃略

    台湾小说网  www.192.tw栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twakingitlookasifheedtorateonhisreading.

    aanytis;everyti,thegirlbeeersogoodstoriestorelateasheshearedthesheep.stoftheehadreadinbooks,butheasiftheyhispersonalexperience.shehedifference,becauseshedidntknooread.

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    ananpersistedinhisattettostrikeupaion.hesaidthatheighthaveasipoftheboysanalone.

    buttheoldoberude,aoanotherbenanfortself,andidntknoedanddecideofhisoogebenches.

    ”h”saidtheoldn,lookingatallsidesofthebook,asifitestrangeobject.”thisisaniortantbook,butitsreallyirritating.”

    theboyankneanhadsaid,theboystillhadtitogeitforanother.

    ”itsabookthatsaysthesathingalstalltheotherbooksinthean.”itdescribespeoplesinabilitytochoosetheiroinies.anditendsupsayingthateveryonebelievestheestlie.”

    ”sthepletelysurprised.

    ”itsthis:thatatacertainpointinourlives,entrolledbyfate.thatstheestlie.”

    ”thatsneverhappeo,”theboysaid.”theyetobeapriest,butidecidedtobeeashepherd.”

    ”an.”becauseyoureallyliketotravel.”

    ”hekheoldn,aningtoansclothingtarifonehadonlytocrossthenarroesaday.

    ””theboyasked.

    ”froanyplaces.”

    ”nooneanyplaashepherd,andihavebeentonyplaaearanacastle.thatswhereiwasbo.”

    ”hen,.”

    theboydidntknoingandgoing,andalloftheeedtobeverybusy.

    ”so,like”heasked,tryingtogetsosortofclue.

    ”itslikeitalwayshasbeen.”

    noclueyet.buthekneinandalusia.ifit.

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    ”and”heinsisted.

    ””theoldnlaughed.”thekingofsale

    peoplesaystrahings,theboythought.sotisitsbettertobee.butethingsthataresethatyoudontknoontiheion.

    ”naislan.”hoanysheepdoyouhave”

    ”enough,”saidtheboy.heuldseethattheoldnoreabouthislife.

    ”hen,.ithelpyouifyoufeelyouvegotenoughsheep.”

    theboyaheion.

    ”givebook,”theboysaid.”ihavetogoandgathersheepagoing.”

    ”giveoenthofyoursheep,”saidtheoldn,”andilltellyouhoofindthehiddentreasure.”

    theboyreeredhisdreaandsuddenlyeverything.theoldanhadntanybeheuoneyiionaboutsothingthatdidnteve.theoldnoo.

    butbeforetheboyuldsayanything,theoldnleanedover,pihisentthateonehisage,thenveredal,theboyanhadteninthesand.

    there,inthesandoftheplazaofthatsllesofhisfatherandhistherandthenaofthesenaryhehadattended.hereadthenaofthertsdaughter,evenknohingshehadoldanyone.

    ”ihekingofsale”theoldnhadsaid.

    ”whybarrassed.

    ”forseveralreasons.butletssaythatthestiortantisthatyouhavesucceededindisveringyourdestiny.”

    theboydidntknoapersoiny”was.

    ”itsplish.everyone,heyareyoung,knotheirdestinyis.

    ”atthatpointintheirlives,everythingis,andtoyeaforeverythiheirlives.but,asti

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    passes,asteriousforthatitpossiblefortheorealizetheirdestiny.”

    noneofanadesetotheboy.butheysteriousforce”ertsdaughterpressedoldheraboutthat

    ”itsaforissioh.”

    ”evenarrythed

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