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www.lizi.twattractthosepeopleofthehill.”
”iveneverhadonebefore,”thertanspintoit,andpieceswillbebroken.”
”eoftheighthavediedifeuponasthatsthehsheepandhshepherds.”
thererehadtuedbacktotheolddaysajorattras.
”businesshasreallyiroved,”hesaidtotheboy,afterthedoingchbetter,andsoonyoullbeabletoretutoyoursheep.oreoutoflife”
”beosteaningto;thetederthadheking.
”itscalledtheprincipleoffavorability,beginnersluck.becauselifesyoutoachieveyourdestiny,”theoldkinghadsaid.
buttherepassedandneyorehanhedeserved,beuissionrate.hehadassudheutohissheep.
”ogetathebusinessofthedisplay.
”beory,ariedtoavoidthinkingaboutit.
”idontknoids,”saidthert.”theyrejustapileofstones.youuldbuildoneinyourbackyard.”
”youveneverhaddreaoftravel,”saidtheboy,tuingtoereredtheshop.
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tertspoketotheboyaboutthedisplay.
”idonterch.butistakes.”
thatstrueenough,theboythought,ruefully.
”hinkhedisplay”
”iysheepfaster.otakeadvaohelpitasitsdoingtohelpus.itscalledtheprincipleoffavorability.innersluck.”
therostiortantistobelieveonlyintheod.theothersaretoprayfivetisaday,fastduringradan,andbecharitabletothepoor.”
hestoppedthere.hiseyesfilledan,and,evenpatience,helaw.
”sthefifthobligation”theboyasked.
”tedoftravel,”thertansisapilgrige.ecca.
”eeney,butiuldneverbrioleavesooneii,peopleyshopalltheti,headingfors,travelinginakingthepilgrigehani.
”allbolsofthepilgrigeonthedoorsoftheirhouses.oheabbleradehislivingndingboots,saidthathehadtraveledforalstayearthroughthedesert,butthathegotretiredhthestreetsoftangierbuyinghisleather.”
”oheboy.
”beeehorriblecafé.ifraidthatifdreasrealized,illhavenoreasontogoonliving.
”youdreaboutyoursheepandthepyrads,butyouredifferentfroe,beeesesiyselftotoue,andtheionsandprayersafraidthatitent,soipreferjusttodreaboutit.”
thatday,therissiontobuildthedisplay.noteveryoneseehisdreaetrueinthesaway.
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torenthspassed,andtheshelfbroughthat,ifheorenths,heuldretutospainandbuysixtysheep,aanothersixty.ihanayear,heoingiplaandthuibeasert.anyehappyinhiseaboutthedaybarkattarifaasawinner.
”youstaletuphathief,anddoubledthesizeofhisflockhoutspendi.
heself.hehadleaedsoiortantthings,likehoens.oeoonhehadseenanatthetopofthehill,plainingthatitpossibletofihingtodrinkaftersuedtnizingons,spoketothert.
”letssellteatothepeoplebthehill.”
”lotsofplaertsaid.
”buten.”
thertdidntrespond,butthatafteoon,aftersayinghisprayersandclosingtheshop,heiheboytositands
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