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正文 第18节 文 / [巴西]保罗·科埃略

    小说站  www.xsz.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.twilledhervesselhera.

    theenglishnvaoo,goofindthealeeringthatonedayintarifathelevanterhadbroughttohiheperfuofthatan,andrealizingthathehadlovedherbeforeheevenkodisvereverytreasureintheworld.

    theday,theboyretuedtotheanhere,lookingoutatthedesert,

    ”ieifihadevertransfordleadintogold.itoldhihateheretolea.

    ”hetoldishouldtrytodoso.thatsallhesaid:goandtry.”

    theboydidntsayanything.theplishnhadtraveledallthisanytis.

    ”so,thentry,”hesaidtotheenglishn.

    ”thatsgoingtodo.ioingtostartnow.”

    astheenglish,fatiarrivedandfilledhervesselher.

    ”icatotellyoujustohing,”theboysaid.”iywife.iloveyou.”

    thegirldroppedthentainer,andtheerspilled.

    ”ioingtoeids,andfor,theedacurse.butoyou.”

    ”theeday,”thegirlsaid.

    theboylookedaroundhitthedatepal.herendedhielfthathehadbeenashepherd,andthatheuldbeashepherdagain.fatioreiortantthanhistreasure.

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    ”thetribesnarealenofthedesertareproudoftheirtribesn.”

    sherefilledhervessela.

    theboyeeta.hetoldherabouthislifeasashepherd,abouttheking,andabouttheefriends,andexinuteshespehatitostanth,theleaderofthecaravancalledaetingofallofthepeopletraveling.

    ”e,perhapsevenyears.therearepoportanttobothares.itsnotabattleofgoodagainstevil.itsahatarefightingforthebalanceofpohattypeofbattlebegins,itlastslohanothersbecauseallahisonbothsides.”

    thepeopleeetathatafteoooldherabouttheiing.”thedayafteret,”fatisaid,”youtoldthatyouloved.then,youtaughtsothingoftheuniversallanguageandthesouloftheeapartofyou.”

    theboylistehesoundofhervoiorebeautifulthanthesoundofthes.

    ”ihavebeene.ihavefottenaboutpast,abouttraditions,andtheenofthedesertexpetobehave.eversihatthedeserteaypresenthasarrived,anditsyou.”

    theboyashaothehandles.

    ”youhavetoldaboutyourdrea,abouttheoldkingandyourtreasure.andyouvetoldaboutons.sohatbroughtyouto.andiapartofyourdreaapartofyourdestiny,asyoucallit.

    ”thats.thedunesaregedbythethedesertneverges.thatsthehourloveforeachother.

    ”ktub,”shesaid.”ifiaeallyapartofyourdreayoullebaeday.”

    theboyarriedshepherdshehadknoenvingtheirtostayhthepeopletheyloved.

    hetoldfatithat,attheiexteting.

    ”thedeserttakesournfros,andtheydontaleapartofthealsthathideintheravinesandoftheesfroheearth.theybeeapartofeverythingtheybeethesouloftheworld.

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    ”sodoebaenyonedayretu,aseheheirhappiness.noen.

    ”idesertan,andiroudofthat.iyhusbandtoeapartofthealsandtheerofthedesert.”

    theboyan.heaboutfati.heanhadbuilthielfafuaedbrighterthantheyhadwhenhewasreadinghisbooks.

    ”thisisthefirstphaseofthejob,”hesaid.”ihavetoseparateoutthesulfur.todothatsuefrottetierleastthatididnttyyears.”

    hentiofeedthefire,andtheboystayedonuntilthedeserttuedpinkiingsutheurgetogooutintothedesert,toseeifitssileheansohisquestions.

    hesoftheoasisotetis,hadbeenasea.hesatonastone,andalloselftobeehypnotizedbythehorizoriedtodealpossession,anduldntseparatethebutfatianofthedesert,and,ifanythinguldhelphiouand,ithedesert.

    ashesattherethinking,hesensedventabovehilookingup,hesahesky.

    hechedthehaheydriftedont

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