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正文 第14节 文 / [巴西]保罗·科埃略

    栗子网  www.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子网  www.lizi.twaldriversonenight.”butthedesertissohuge,andthehorizonssodistant,thattheykeapersonfeelsll,andasifheshouldrei.”

    theboyuoodintuitivelyeant,evenpressedbytheirelentalforce.

    iveleaedthingsfrohesheep,andiveleaedthingsfrothingfrohedesert,too.itseeoldandwise.

    theeeredthedayhehadsatatthefortintarifaeindedhifthehissheephissheeperinthefieldsofandalusia,astheyalwayshad.

    ”theyrenotsheepanyre,”hesaidtohielf,ustbeusedtotheiee.thatsgood.creatureslikethesheep,thatareusedtotraveling,knoovingon.”

    hethoughtoftherent:ybeheotherusedtoersionofthesoulintotheuniversalcurrentoflife,hehistoriesofallpeopleareed,andoknohing,becauseitsalltenthere.

    ”ktub,”theboysaid,reeringthecrystalrt.

    thedesertestreteplaeldriversountandunburdentheircharges.thedriverscarried

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    thefreighttheelvesoversuels.ifaguideeldriverssandappointanewone.

    butallthishappenedforonebasiatterhoaoursandadjustntsitde,theersedinreadinghisbooks.

    theboy,too,hadhisbook,ariedtoreaditduringthefirstfeuportant,hedecideditessaryburden.

    hebecafriendlyeldriver.atnight,astheysataroundthefire,theboyrelatedtothedriverhisadventuresasashepherd.

    duriheseions,thedrivertoldofhisownlife.

    ”iusedtolivenearelyylife.iulddiehappily,andthatdefeelgood.

    ”oneday,theearthbegantotrele,andthenileoverfloethingthatithoughtuldhappenonlytoothers,o.neighborsfearedtheyyhathoughtthateverythingioroyed.

    ”thelaheracaldriver.butthatdisastertaughttouandthefeartheunknoheyarecapableofachievingtheyneedand.

    ”weareafraidoflosingehand.”

    sotis,theirationabouts,andtoldstoriesaboutthedesert.

    atothertis,sterious,hoodedneihefireanandtheboyorsoftribal.

    thethreefellsilent.theboyhatthereheair,eventhoughnoonesaidanything.onceagainhehelanguagehoutheuniversallanguage.

    theenglishheywereindanger.

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    ”oneldriver.”and,ovingforisuptoallah,includingthedanger.”

    andhencludedbysayieriousaktub.”

    ”youshouldpayreattentiontothean,afterthecaldriverhadleft.”akealotofdetours,butedestination.”

    ”andyououghttoreadreaboutthean.”booksarelikecaravansinthatrespect.”

    theiensellealsbegantotravelfaster.thedayshadaledtotalkingaroundthefireshadalsobeequiet.and,oneday,theleaderofthecaravahedecisionthatthefiresshouldnolongerbelighted,soasnottoattractattentiontothecaravan.

    thetravelersadoptedthepraalsinaedsethefrihegroup.

    theenglishnosleeponenight.hecalledtotheboy,aookahedunessurroundingt

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