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正文 第6节 文 / [巴西]保罗·科埃略

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    thelevanterinytreasure,theboythought.hehadtoedtoandsothingheer.ybeshedidntevenreerhiheadenodiffereoherone,ahe,itsbecausepeoplefailthegoodthingsthathappenintheirliveseverydaythatthesunrises.

    ileftfather,ther,aoybeingayhere,too,theboythought.

    froandgofrohebakersshop.ayounguplesatontheben,andtheykissed.

    ”thatbaker”hesaidtohielf,pletihought.thelevanterellofthedesertandofveileden.ithadbroughtsofnids.theboyfeltjealousofthefreedoftheefreedotherebackexcepthielf.thesheep,thertsdaughter,andthefieldsofandalusiaepsalongtheohisdestiny.

    theday,theboyttheoldnatnoon.hebroughtsixsheep.

    ”iurprised,”theboysaid.”friendboughtalltheothersheepiediately.hesaidthathehadaledofbeingashepherd,andthatiten.”

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    ”thatsthean.”itsostsuretok.”

    ”hat”

    ”becausethereisaforcethatsyoutorealizeyourdestiny;itsyourappetitehatasteofsuccess.”

    thentheoldoiwool.

    ”hetreasure”heasked.

    ”itsi,hepyrads.”

    theboyanhadsaidthesathing.butshehadntchargedhinything.

    ”iofireasure,youens.godhaspreparedapathforeveryoofolloensthatheleftforyou.”

    beforetheboyuldreply,abutterflyappearedandflutteredbetandtheoldn.hereeredsothinghisgrandfatherhadon:thatbutterfliesen.likecrickets,andlikeexpectations;likelizardsandfourleafclovers.

    ”thatsright,”saidtheoldn,abletoreadtheboysthoughts.”justasyrandfathertaughtyou.thesearegoodons.”

    theoldnopenedhiscape,andtheboyanplateofheavygold,veredhpreciousstoheboyrecalledthebrilliancehehadnotithepreviousday.

    hereallyustbedisguisedtoavoidehieves.

    ”takethese,”saidtheoldn,holdingoutabeddedattheandthuitheblacksignifiesyes,andtheens,theyodoso.alivequestion.

    ”but,ifyouakeyourdecision.”

    theboyputthestonesinhispouch.frohenon,heakehisoisions.

    ”dontfetthateverythingyoudealens.and,aboveall,dontfettofolloinythroughtoitsnclusion.

    ”butbefo,itotellyoualittlestory.

    ”atheanintheeupoifulountain.itanlived.

    ”ratherthanfindingasaintlyn,though,ourhero,oeringtheinroofthecastle,saendallorchestra

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    usidthereostdeliciousfoodinthatpartoftheannversedansattention.

    ”theanlisteeotheboysexplanatiotoldhihathedidnthavetijustthentoexplainthesecretofhappiness.hesuggestedthattheboylookaroundthepaladretuintwohours.

    ”ahing,saidthean,handingtheboyateaspoonthatheldthisspoonhyouhoutalloheoiltospill.

    ”theboybeganganddesdiairanwas.

    ”ydininghalldidyouseethegardenthatittookthestergardeeoentsinlibrary

    ”theboybarrassed,andnfessedthathehadobservednothing.hisonlyn.

    ”thengobaarvelsofan.youanifyoudontknowhishouse.

    ”relieved,theboypiealloftheountainsallaroundhithebeautyofthefloan,herelatediaileverythinghehadseen.

    ”butan.

    ”lookingdothespooheboysahattheoilwasgone.

    ”arvelsoftheetthedropsofoilonthespoon.”

    theshepherdsaidnothing.hehaduoodthestorytheoldkinghadtoldhia

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