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正文 第21节 文 / [巴西]保罗·科埃略

    栗子小说    m.lizi.tw栗子小说    m.lizi.tw小说站  www.xsz.twthhishooves.thisnlookedexactlythesa,exceptthatnoheroleswerereversed.

    ”itisithesanylivesoseethroughtothesouloftheworld.”

    thesfall.ihestrangerlosloilthepointtouchedtheboysforehead.itdreofblood.

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    thehorseelyiobile,asa.theonshadbeeerall.herehey,butthere,andheorroyofthatsoul.

    thestraioholdthestheboysforehead.”heflightofthebirds”

    ”ireadoheyorroorenattheoasisthanyouhave.”

    thesainedogeallahhaswilled”

    ”allaheeringthecaldriverswords.

    thestraheboysforehead,andtheboyfeltienselyrelieved.buthestilluldntflee.

    ”becarefulethingisten,thereisnoogeit.”

    ”allisay,”saidtheboy.”ididheouteofthebattle.”

    thestrangerseedsatisfiedhtheathesisastrangerdoinginastrangeland”

    ”iaolloydestiny.itsnotsothingyouand.”

    thestrangerplacedhisssscabbard,andtheboyrelaxed.

    ”ihadtotestye,”thestrangersaid.”urageisthequalitystessentialtouandingthelanguageoftheworld.”

    theberhingsthatveryfe.

    ”youstup,evenafterhavingesofar,”hentinued.”youstlovethedesert,butrustitpletely.becausethedeserttestsalln:itchallengeseverystep,andkillsthoseedistracted.”

    iheboyoftheoldking.

    ”iftheehere,andyourheadisstillonyourshouldersatsu,eandfind,”saidthestranger.

    thesahandthathadbrandishedthes.

    ”anrodeaway.

    thehandhtheedtothesouth.

    theboyhadtthealchest.

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    ing,thereedalfayoubeforethesunhadreaenappearedonthehorizoedtroopseheoasisfrohenorth;itappearedtobeapeashiddenintheirrobes.ptytent.

    thenoftheoasissurrouhehorsenfrohedesertandtrees,andsaenhadreiheirtents,prayingforthesafekeepingoftheirhusbands,andsaaldayattheoasis.

    theonlytribesnsparedhebattalion.thatafteoon,hendersaidthathisnhadbeenstarvingandthirsty,exhaustedfroanydaysofbattle,andhaddecidedtotaketheoasissoastobeabletoretutothewar.

    thetribalen,butthatthetraditioheodeathadeadpalree,edinthedesertwind.

    thetribaletheunseloroftheoasis.

    adetheirappearaheboystartedtoothesouth.heeventuallysightedasi,andagroupofarabspassingbytoldtheboythatitedbygenies.buttheboysatdoed.

    notuntiltheonistrideintoviewodeadhawksoverhisshoulder.

    ”iaere,”theboysaid.

    ”youshouldntbehere,”thealchestansyourdestinythatbringsyouhere”

    ”ehere.”

    thealhishorse,andsighattheboyshouldehetent.itanyattheoasis.theboylookedaroundfortheovensandotherapparatususedinalallokingstove,andthecarpets,veredysteriousdesigns.

    ”sitdoethingtodrinkahesehaist.

    theboysuspeafilledthetent.itterthanthestofthehookahs.

    ”heboyasked.

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    ”beens,”thealchestanseyouing,andthatyouwouldneedhelp.”

    ”itsnotitheaheohatslookingforyou.”

    ”hehasotherthingstodofirst.buthesontherighttrack.hehasbeguntotrytouandthedesert.”

    ”ande”

    ”ething,alltheuniversenspirestohelpthatpersontorealizehisdrea”saidthealchest,egthetoiny.

    ”soyoingtoinstruct”

    ”no.youalreadyknoonlygoingtopointyouinthedireofyourtreasure.”

    ”buttheresatribalheboyreiterated.

    ”iknoshappeninginthedesert.”

    ”ihavealreadyfoundtreasure.ihaveatheyoan.”

    ”buthatisfrohepyrads,”sa

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