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正文 第27节 文 / [巴西]保罗·科埃略

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    thefirstdaypassed.thereajorbattlenearby,andanuerofp.thedeadsoldiershers,andlifeohdoesntgeanything,theboythought.

    ”youuldhavediedlateron,”asoldiersaidtothebodyofoneofhispanions.”youuldhavediedafterpeacehadbeendeclared.but,inanycase,youodie.”

    attheendoftheday,theboyist,akenhisfalnoutintothedesert.

    ”istillhavenoideahoyselfintotheheboyrepeated.

    ”reerydoesistspiritualperfeintontactaterialplane.”

    ”areyoudoing”

    ”feedingfaln.”

    ”ifiotabletotuselfintotheodie,”theboysaid.”on”

    ”youretheoneaydie,”thealchestsaid.”ialreadyknoyselfintothewind.”

    onthesendday,theboyp.thesentinelsallotogo;theyhadalreadyheardaboutthesorcererselfintothe.inanycase,thedesertpassable.

    hespeireafteoonofthesenddaylookingoutoverthedesert,andlisteningtohisheart.theboykneelanguage.

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    ohirdday,theeetingandsaid,”letsgoseetheboyselfintothewind.”

    ”lets,”thealchestanswered.

    theboytooktheothecliffalltobeseated.

    ”itsgoingtotakeaheboysaid.

    ”hechiefahedesert.”

    theboylookedoutatthehorizon.thereountainsianonths;despiteallthatti,hekneallpartofit.allpart,hehadfoundanenglishn,caravans,tribaltreesandthreehundredwells.

    ”elookingatyesterday”

    ”soalsolookingather.iyselfintothewind.”

    ”islove”thedesertasked.

    ”loveisthefalnsflightoveryoursands.be,yreenfield,fro.heknoountains,andyeneroustohi”

    ”thefalnsbeake,self,”thedesertsaid.”foryears,ie,feedingiteis.and,oneday,asienjoythefaysurface,thefalofthesky,andtakesaivecreated.”

    ”butthatseinthefirstplaaneshohewoes.”

    ”soisthatloveis”

    ”yes,thatsakesthegabeethefaln,thefalnbeen,andn,inhistu,thedesert.itsakesthegoldretutotheearth.”

    ”idontuandyouretalkingabout,”thedesertsaid.

    ”butyouatleastuandthatsoane.andthatsyselfintothewind.”

    thedesertdidntansforafeonts.

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    thenittoldhi”illgiveyousandstohelpthethewind.”

    abreezebegantobloenadistanselvesinalanguagethattheboyuldntuand.

    thealchestsled.

    theheboyandtouchedhisface.itkneheboystalkhthedesert,becausethehing.theyblohehoutabirthpladhnoplacetodie.

    ”help,”theboysaid.”onedayyouylovedoo.”

    ”aughtyoutospeakthelanguageofthedesertandthewind”

    ”heart,”theboyanswered.

    theanynas.inthatpartoftheoisturefroheoefrotheyoorishenthoughtthattheefrondalusia.but,aightonedayplanttreesinthedesert,andevenraisesheepthere,butneverheyhaessthewind.

    ”youtbethehethings.”

    ”thatsnottrue,”theboysaid.”ileaedthealchestssecretsintravels.ihaveiheadebythesahand,andesoul.iytreasure,andcarrythevoiceoftheanilove.”

    ”iheardist,”theselvesintothewind.”

    ”justteaents,”theboysaid.”soyouandiitlesspossibilitiesofpeopleandthewinds.”

    theethingthathadneverhappenedbefore.itanintotheanythingstheusiits,yetherehatthereherthingstheodo.

    ”thisisentutheelvesintothewind.aslong

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