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theboysnaiago.duskheboyarrivedhhisherdatanabandoned
oussycarehadgrohespothe
sacristyhadoood.
hedecidedtospendthenightthere.hesaoitthatallthesheepehroughtheruie,
andthenlaidsoplanksahenight.there
alhadstrayedduringthenight,andtheboyhadhadto
speiredayseargforit.
hesthefloorhhisjacketandlaydohebookhehadjustfinishedreadingasa
pilloselfthatheade
refortablepillows.
itilldarkhestarsthroughthehalfdestroyed
roof.
iedreahatnightasaweekago,and
onceagainhehadaended.
hearoseand,takinguphiscrook,begantoahesheepthatstillslept.hehadnoticedthat,as
sooofhisanilsalsobegantostir.itesteriousenergybound
hislifetothatofthesheep,hehadspetthroughthe
untrysideinsearchoffoodatheyknoyschedule,”he
ttered.thinkingaboutthatforant,herealizedthatituldbetheotherhatit
eaccustodtotheirschedule.
butthere,onebyone,
e.hehadalhatthesheepouand
espartsofhisbooksthathaddeaniression
onhiorofthelonelinessorthehappinessofashepherdinthefields.
sotishenttothehingshehadseeninthevillagestheypassed.
butforthepastfeaboutonlyohing:thegirl,thedaughterofa
rthevillagetheyfourdays.hehadbeentothevillageonly
onertanded
thatthesheepbeshearedinhispresehathebecheated.afriendhadtoldtheboy
abouttheshop,aakenhissheepthere.
”iosellsoert.
theshopaheshepherdtountiltheafteoon.sotheboysatonthe
stepsoftheshopandtookabookfroisbag.
”ididntkno.
thegirlypicaloftheregionofandalusia,hflohatvaguely
recalledtheorishnquerors.
”orefroysheepthanfroooks,”hea
theytalked,shetoldhiheertsdaughter,andspokeoflifeinthevillage,h
dayheothers.theshepherdtoldheroftheandalusianuntryside,aedthenews
froheothertotalkingtohissheep.
”hooread”thegirlaskedatonepoint.
”likeeverybodyleas,”hesaid.”inschool.”
”well,ifyouknooread,ashepherd”
theboyledananstoavoidrespondingtoherquestion.hehe
girloorisheyes
epassed,theboyfoundhielfhattheday
ingforthreedays.heregnized
thatheethinghehadneverexperiencedbefore:thedesiretoliveinoneplaceforever.
hthegirleagain.
butfinallythertappeared,andaskedtheboytoshearfoursheep.hepaidforthewooland
askedtheshepherdtoebackthefollowingyear.
andnoevillage.heed,andat
thesatiuneasy:ybethegirlhadalreadyfottenhilotsofshepherdspassedthrough,
sellingtheirwool.
”itdoesnttter,”hesaidtohissheep.”iknirlsinotherplaces.”
butinhisheartheker.andhekneenandliketraveling
salesn,aleoheetthejoysof
carefreewandering.
thedayheshepherdurgedhissheepinthedireofthesun.theyneverhave
tokeanydeaybethatse.
theonlythingsthathesheeper.aslongastheboykneofind
thebestpasturesinandalusia,theye,hthe
seenglyendlesshoursbetheyhadneverreadabookintheiryoung
lives,anddidntuandaboutthesightsofthecities.theyent
pany,and
onaeat.
ifibe,onebyoheyeawareonly
afterstofthefloe,andtheyvefotten
hotonourishnt.
thebrohin,
hadbeenhauhadedreaorasendti,andit
tofeelaopanions.hedrankabitfroheainedfrois
dihenightbefore,aheredhisjacketclosertohisbody.hekafewhours
froohthesunatitszenith,theheatthathebeabletoleadhis
floer.theheat
lasteduntilnightfall,andallthattihehadtocarryhisjacket.butplain
abouttheburdenofitseeredthat,becausehehadthejacket,hehadhstoodthe
ldofthedawn.
obepreparedforge,hethought,andheefulforthejacketsand
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thejackethadapurpose,andsodidtheboy.hispurposeiravel,and,aftertwoyearsof
heandalusianterrain,hekiesoftheregion.hehisvisit,to
explaintothegirlhopleshepherdkhathehadattendeda
senaryuntilhetobeeapriest,andtherebyasourceof
prideforasilefaraly.theytohavefoodander,likethesheep.hehad
studiedlatin,spanish,andtheology.buteversincehehadbeenachild,hehadedtoknohe
uportanttohihanknoanssins.
oeoon,onavisittohisfaly,hehadsuoheuragetotellhisfatherthathe
didnteapriest.thatheedtotravel.
”peoplefrollovertheein
seareepeopletheyhey
arrived.theyclitheuntaihecastle,andtheyhinkingthatthepastter
thahe
peoplehere.”
”butidliketoseethecastlesioheylive,”theboyexplained.
”thosepeople,heyseeourland,saythattheyolivehereforever,”hisfather
ntinued.
”oseetheirland,andseehoheylive,”saidhisson.
”thepeopleeherehavealotofospend,sotheyaffordtotravel,”hisfathersaid.
”angstus,theonlyonesravelaretheshepherds.”
”henillbeashepherd”
hisfathersaidheday,hegavehissonapouchthatheldthreeaspanishgold
ins.
”ifoundtheseonedayinthefields.itobeapartofyouriausetheo
buyyourfloedayyoullleathatouruntrysideisthebest,andour
ebeautiful.”
andhegavetheboyhisblessing.theboyuldseeinhisfathersgazeadesiretobeable,hielf,to
travelthehatillalive,despitehisfathershavinghadtoburyit,overdozensof
years,uheburdenlingforeplacetosleepevery
nightofhislife.
thehorizoningedhred,andsuddenlythesunappeared.theboythoughtbacktothat
ionanycastlesandtnyen
butnoheequaloftheoneseveraldayshence.heo,abookthat
heuldtradeforanother,andafloostiortant,heoliveout
hisdreaifhee
hehadhadenoughofthesea,heen,andother
inary,hethought,ashelookedatthe
sunrise.
outaravel.hehadneverbeentothatruinedchurch
before,inspiteofhavingtraveledthroughthosepartsnytis.theworldwashugeand
inexhaustible;hehadonlytoalloosettherouteforaher
iingthings.theproblesthattheydontevenrealizethattheyrewalkinganewroadevery
day.theydothefieldsareneheseasonsge.alltheythinkaboutisfoodand
er.
ybeused.evenihaventthoughtofotherensihe
rtsdaughter.lookingatthesun,hecalculatedthatheidday.
there,heuldexgehisbookforathickerone,fillhistle,shave,andhaveahaircut;he
hadtopreparehielfforhisetinghthegirl,andhedidnttothinkaboutthepossibility
thatsoothershepherd,andaskedforher
hand.
itsthepossibilityofhavingadreatruethatkeslifeiihought,ashelooked
againatthepositionofthesun,andhurriedhispace.hehadsuddenlyreeredthat,intarifa,
thereans.
theoldaheboytoaroottheba
byasfuishingsnsistedofatable,ahesacred
heartofjesus,andthairs.
theansatdotobeseatedasookbothofhishandsinhers,and
begaopray.
itsoundedlikeagypsyprayer.theboyhadalreadyhadexperieheroadhgypsies;they
alsotraveled,buttheyhadnoflocksofsheep.peoplesaidthatgypsiesspenttheirlivestrig
others.ithattheyhadapacththedevil,andthattheykidnappedchildrenand,
takieriouscas,detheheirslaves.asachild,theboyhadalways
beenfrighteodeaththatheuredbygypsies,andthischildhoodfearretuedwhen
theoldantookhishandsinhers.
butshehasthesaself.hedidnthis
handtobegintreling,shoanthatheedanourfather
silently.
”veryiing,”saidtheaakinghereyesfroheboyshands,andthenshefell
silent.
theboyingnervous.hishaotrele,andtheanse.hequickly
pulledhishandsaway.
”ididohaveyoureadpal”hesaid,alreadyregrettinghavihought
forantthatittertopayherfeeandleavehoutleaingathing,thathewas
givingtoo.
”yous,”saidtheoldan.”anddreaarethe
languageofgod.erprethehassaid.butifhespeaksin
thelanguageofthesoul,itisonlyyougoingte
youforthensultation.”
arick,theboythought.buthedecidedtotakeace.ashepherdalakeshisces
akesashepherdslifeexg.
”ihavehadthesadreaedthatiysheep,whena
childappearedaoplayals.idontlikepeopletodothat,becausethesheepare
afraiders.butchildrenaltobeabletoplayhoutfri
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dontknoalsknoanbeings.”
”tellreaboutyourdrea”saidthean.”ihavetogetbacktooking,and,sinceyou
donthavee.”
”thechildysheepforquiteaiheboy,abitupset.”and
suddenly,theebybothhandsandtransportedtotheegyptianpyrads.”
hepausedforanttoseeiftheankneidsshesaid
nothing.
”then,attheegyptianpyrads,”hesaidthelastthreeanwould
uand”thechildsaidto,ifyouehere,youreasure.and,justasshe
etheexactlocation,ies.”
theai.thensheagaintookhishandsandstudiedthearefully.
”iotgoingteyouanythinghofthetreasure,ifyou
findit.”
theboylaughedoutofhappiness.heoneyhehadbecause
ofadreabouthiddentreasure
”,”hesaid.
”first,se.seoenthofyourtreasureinexgefoingtotellyou.”
theshepherdsanaskedhiosthe
igeofthesacredheartofjesus.
”itsadreanthelanguageoftheerpretit,buttheinterpretationisvery
difficult.thatshatideserveapartofyoufind.
”andthisisinterpretation:youstgotothepyradsi.ihaveneverheardofthebut,
ifittoyou,theyexist.thereyouakeyou
ari.”
theboyanforthisbutthen
hereeredthathegoingtohavetopayanything.
”ididoytijustforthis,”hesaid.
”itoldyouthatyourdrealethingsiarethest
extraordinary;onlyenareabletouandtheandsio
leaotherarts,sus.”
”ogettoegypt”
”ionlyinterpretdrea.idontknoiy.thatsoliveoff
daughtersprovideh.”
”andifitoegypt”
”thenidopaid.ite.”
aoldtheboytoleave,sayingshehadalreadyuchti.
sotheboys.hereered
thathehadahiotakeethi,he
tradedhisbookforohatplethe
heday,ahegates
ofthecity,inastablethatbelooafriend.theboykneofpeopleiy.thatwas
adetravelingappealtohiealadeospendallof
histi.eohesapeopleeveryday,ashadhappehe
senary,theyingapartofthatpersonslife.aheythepersontoge.
ifsootobe,theothersbeeangry.everyoohavea
clearideaofhoherpeopleshouldleadtheirlives,butnoneabouthisorherown.
hedecidedtountilthesunhadsunkabitloheskybeforefollokback
throughthefields.threedaysfrooertsdaughter.
hestartedtoreadthebookhehadbought.ontheveryfirstpageitdescribedaburialy.and
thenasofthepeopleinvolvedtopronounce.ifheevereabook,he
thought,hee,sothatthereaderhaveto
rizingalotofnas.
rateonhehebookbetter;theburial
edthefeelingofbeingld.ashereadon,anoldnsatdown
athissideandtriedtostrikeupaion.
”anasked,pointingatthepeopleintheplaza.
”heboyansakingitlookasifheedtorateonhisreading.
actually,heertsdaughter,sothatshe
uldseethatheeoneagined
thesytis;everyti,thegirlbecafasatedhatthesheephadto
beshearedfroodstoriestorelateasheshearedthe
sheep.stoftheehadreadinbooks,butheasiftheyhispersonal
experience.shehedifference,becauseshedidntknooread.
ananpersistedinhisattettostrikeupaion.hesaidthatheired
andthirsty,andaskedifheghthaveasipoftheboystle,hopingthat
theoldnalone.
buttheoldnpted
toberude,aoanotherbench,buthisfatherhadtaughthioberespectfuloftheelderly.so
heheldoutthebooktothenfortself,surehoopronounce
thetitle;ahatiftheoldndidntknoedand
decideofhisoogebenches.
”h”saidtheoldn,lookingatallsidesofthebook,asifitestrangeobject.”thisis
aniortantbook,butitsreallyirritating.”
theboyankneoread,andhadalreadyreadthebook.andifthebook
anhadsaid,theboystillhadtitogeitforanother.
”itsabookthatsaysthesathingalstalltheotherbooksintheiheold
n.”itdescribespeoplesinabilitytochoosetheiroinies.anditendsupsayingthateveryone
believestheestlie.”
”sthepletelysurprised.
”itsthis:thatatacertainpointinourlives,rolofshappeningtous,andourlives
beentrolledbyfate.thatstheestlie.”
”thatsneverhappeo,”theboysaid.”theyetobeapriest,butidecidedtobe
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”an.”becauseyoureallyliketotravel.”
”hekheoldn,anhrough
thebook,ingtoansclothingwas
strange.helookedlikeanarab,unusualinthoseparts.africawasonlyafewhours
froarifonehadonlytocrossthenarroraitsbyboat.arabsoftenappearediy,
shoppingandtirangeprayersseveraltisaday.
””theboyasked.
”froanyplaces.”
”nooneanyplaashepherd,andihavebeentonyplaces,but
iefronlyoneplacefroearanacastle.thatswhereiwasbo.”
”hen,.”
theboydidntknohedidnttoask,fearingthathewouldappear
ignorant.helookedatthepeopleintheplazafandgoing,andallof
theeedtobeverybusy.
”so,like”heasked,tryingtogetsosortofclue.
”itslikeitalwayshasbeen.”
noclueyet.buthekneinandalusia.ifit.
”and”heinsisted.
””theoldnlaughed.”thekingofsale
peoplesaystrahings,theboythought.sotisitsbettertobehthesheep,say
anything.aerstilltobealonee
.butethingsthatareso
strayoudontknoontiheion.
”naislan.”hoanysheepdoyouhave”
”enough,”saidtheboy.heuldseethattheoldnoreabouthislife.
”hen,.ithelpyouifyoufeelyouvegotenoughsheep.”
theboyanwhohadaskedforadrink
ofhisartedtheion.
”givebook,”theboysaid.”ihavetogoandgathersheepagoing.”
”giveoenthofyoursheep,”saidtheoldn,”andilltellyouhoofindthehidden
treasure.”
theboyreeredhisdreaandsuddenlyeverything.theoldanhadnt
anybeheofindaoget
oneyiionaboutsothingthatdidnteve.theoldn
oo.
butbeforetheboyuldsayanything,theoldnleanedover,pickedupastidbegantoe
inthesandoftheplaza.sothingbrightreflectedfroischesthsutensitythattheboywas
ntarilyblinded.oventthateonehisage,thenvered
al,theboyoreadthe
oldnhadteninthesand.
there,inthesandoftheplazaofthatsllesofhisfatherandhisther
andthenaofthesenaryhehadattended.hereadthenaofthertsdaughter,hhe
hadntevenknohingshehadoldanyone.
”ihekingofsale”theoldnhadsaid.
”whybarrassed.
”forseveralreasons.butletssaythatthestiortantisthatyouhavesucceededindisvering
yourdestiny.”
theboydidntknoapersoiny”was.
”itsplish.everyone,heyareyoung,knotheir
destinyis.
”atthatpointintheirlives,everythingisclearahingispossible.theyarenotafraidto
dreaandtoyeaforeverythiheirlives.but,asti
passes,asteriousforthatitpossiblefortheorealizetheir
destiny.”
noneofanadesetotheboy.butheedtoknothe
”steriousforce”ertsdaughterpressedoldheraboutthat
”itsaforcethatappearstobeive,butactuallyshoorealizeyourdestiny.itprepares
yourspiritandyourhereisoruthonthispla:ever
itisthatyoudo,ething,itsbecausethatdesireihesoulofthe
universe.itsyourssioh.”
”evenarrythedaughterofatextilert”
”yes,orevensearchfortreasure.thesouloftheworldisnourishedbypeopleshappiness.andalso
byunhappiness,envy,andjealousy.torealizeoinyisapersonsonlyrealobligation.all
thingsareone.
”ahing,alltheuniversenspiresinhelpingyoutoachieveit.”
theye,theplazaaoanwho
spokefirst.
”endaflockofsheep”
”becauseiliketotravel.”
theoldnpoioabakerstandinginhisshopoheplaza.”whenhewas
achild,thatneney
aside.an,hesgoingtospendanthinafrica.heneverrealizedthatpeopleare
capable,atanytiintheirlives,ofdoingof.”
”heshouldhavedecidedtobeeashepherd,”theboysaid.
”ansaid.”butbakersarereiortantpeoplethan
shepherds.bakershavehos,intheopen.parentsherseetheir
childrenrrybakersthanshepherds.”
theboyfeltapanginhisheart,thinkingaboutthertsdaughter.therewassurelyabakerin
hertown.
theoldnntinued,”inthelongrun,esre
iortantforthehantheiroinies.”
theoldnleafedthroughthebook,aoreadingapagehecato.theboyed,andthen
interruptedtheoldnjustashehielfhadbeeninterrupted.”eallthis”
”becauseyouaretryingtorealizeyourdestiny.andyouareatthepointtogiveit
allup.”
”andthatshese”
”notaloranother.sotisiappearintheforbr >
ofasolutioodidea.atothertis,ataakeiteasierforthingstohappen.
thereareotherthingsido,too,butstof
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theoldedthat,theiner,andhadtaken
theforfastohenerhadabandonedeverythingtogoningforeralds.forfiveyearshe
hadbeeninedhundredsofthousandsofstoneslookingforan
erald.thenerione
restoonereheerald.sihenerhadsacrificedeverythingto
hisdestiny,theoldndeedhielfintoastohatrolled
uptothenersfoot.thener,halltheangerandfrustrationofhisfivefruitlessyears,picked
upthestohreaside.buthehadthrohsuchforcethatitbrokethestofellupon,
andthere,eeddedinthebrokenstobeautifuleraldintheworld.
”peoplelea,earlyintheirlives,an,hacertain
bitteess.”ybethatsheygiveuponitsoearly,too.butthatstheis.”
theboyreheoldnthathehadsaidsothingabouthiddentreasure.
”treasureisuheforceoffloecurrents,”saidthe
oldn.”ifyoueoenthofyour
flock.”
”ytreasure”
theoldnlookeddisappointed.”ifyoustartoutbyprosingyoudonteve,youll
loseyourdesiretootingit.”
theboytoldhihathehadalreadyprosedtogiveoenthofhistreasuretothegypsy.
”gypsiesareexpertsatgettingpeopletodothat,”sighedtheoldn.”inanycase,itsgoodthat
youveleaedthateverythinginlifehasitsprice.thisisthehelighttrytoteach.”
theolduedthebooktotheboy.
”torroeti,brihofyourflodiellyouhoofindthe
hiddentreasure.goodafteoon.”
andhevanishedaroundtheeroftheplaza.
theboybeganagaintoreadhisbook,butheorate.heenseand
upset,becauseheknean.heovertothebakeryandboughtaloafof
bread,thinkingaboutanhadsaidabouthi
sotisitsbettertoleavethingsastheyare,hethoughttohielf,anddecidedtosaynothing.if
heosayanything,thebakerhreedaysthinkingaboutgivingitallup,eventhough
hehadgottehehingsaicausingthatkindofay
forthebaker.sohebegathegates.therewasa
sllbuildingthere,haticketstoafridhekegypt
a.
”anbehindthewindow.
”ybetorroovingaoneofhissheep,hedhaveenoughtettotheothershoreofthestrait.theideafrightenedhi
”anotherdrear,”saidtheticketsellertohisassistant,gtheboy
haveenoughravel.”
beredhisfloddecidedheshouldgo
backtobeingashepherd.inthingaboutshepherding:hekneo
shearsheep,howolves.heknewall
thefieldsandpasturesofandalusia.andheknehefairpriceforeveryoneofhis
anils.
hedecidedtoretutohisfriendsstablebytheloroutepossible.ashethecitys
pthatledtothetopofthethere,
heuldseeafrithatittherethattheors
hade,tooccupyallofspain.
heuldseealsttheeyfroincludingtheplazaalkedh
theoldhatoldhought.hehadetothetoofinda
ahertheannortheoldnpressedby
thefactthathearyindividualshings,and
didntuandthatshepherdsbeeattachedtotheirsheep.heknehingabouteach
erofhisflo
no,andho.ifheever
de,theywouldsuffer.
theoors
hadefrohelevantattheeasteendofthediterranean.
thelevanterinytreasure,theboythought.he
hadtoedtoandsothiohave.
thereertsdaughter,butsheportantashisflock,becauseshedidnt
dependonhiybeshedidntevenreerhiheadenodiffereoher
one,ahe
,itsbecausepeoplefailthegoodthingsthathappenintheirliveseverydaythatthe
sunrises.
ileftfather,ther,aoybeingaway,and
sohavei.thesheepyhere,too,theboythought.
froandgofrohebakers
shop.ayounguplesatontheben,andtheykissed.
”thatbaker”hesaidtohielf,pletihought.thelevanterillgetting
stronger,aitsforhisface.thatoors,yes,butithadalso
broughtthesllofthedesertandofveileden.ithadbroughts
ofntosearchfortheunknoureandforthe
pyrads.theboyfeltjealousofthefreedofthee
freedotherebackexcepthielf.thesheep,thertsdaughter,and
thefieldsofandalusiaepsalongtheohisdestiny.
theday,theboyttheoldnatnoon.hebroughtsixsheep.
”iurprised,”theboysaid.”friendboughtalltheothersheepiediately.hesaidthathehad
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”thatsthean.”itscalledtheprincipleoffavorability.whenyouplay
ostsuretok.”
”hat”
”becausethereisaforcethatsyoutorealizeyourdestiny;itsyourappetitehatasteof
success.”
thentheoldoihesheep,andhesae.theboyexplaihatit
portant,sinostwool.
”hetreasure”heasked.
”itsi,hepyrads.”
theboyanhadsaidthesathing.butshehadntchargedhinything.
”iofireasure,youens.godhaspreparedapathforeveryone
tofolloensthatheleftforyou.”
beforetheboyuldreply,abutterflyappearedandflutteredbetandtheoldn.he
reeredsothinghisgrandfatherhadon:thatbutterfliesen.like
crickets,andlikeexpectations;likelizardsandfourleafclovers.
”thatsright,”saidtheoldn,abletoreadtheboysthoughts.”justasyrandfathertaughtyou.
thesearegoodons.”
theoldnopenedhiscape,andtheboyanplate
ofheavygold,veredhpreciousstoheboyrecalledthebrilliancehehadnotithe
previousday.
hereallyustbedisguisedtoavoidehieves.
”takethese,”saidtheoldn,holdingoutabeddedat
theandthuitheblacksignifiesyes,andthe
ens,theyodoso.alwaysaskan
objectivequestion.
”but,ifyou,trytokeyouroids;thatyoualready
kofsixsheepbeakeyourdecision.”
theboyputthestonesinhispouch.frohenon,heakehisoisions.
”dontfetthateverythingyoudealhisonlyohingandnothingelse.anddontfetthe
languageofons.and,aboveall,dontfettofolloinythroughtoitsnclusion.
”butbefo,itotellyoualittlestory.
”atheaninthe
eupoifulcastle,
highatopauntain.itanlived.
”ratherthanfindingasaintlyn,though,ourhero,oeringtheinroofthecastle,sawa
hiveofactivity:tradesndallorchestra
usidthereostdeliciousfoodinthat
partoftheannversedheveryone,andtheboyhadtofortwohours
beforeitansattention.
”theanlisteeotheboysexplanatiotoldhihathe
didnthavetijustthentoexplainthesecretofhappiness.hesuggestedthattheboylookaroundthe
paladretuintwohours.
”ahing,saidthean,handingtheboyateaspoonthat
heldthisspoonhyouhoutalloheoilto
spill.
”theboybeganganddesdiairhepalace,keepinghiseyesfixedon
thespoon.aftertanwas.
”ydininghall
didyouseethegardenthatittookthestergardeeocreatedidyounoticethe
beautifulpartsinlibrary
”theboybarrassed,andnfessedthathehadobservednothing.hisonlyncehadbeen
nottospilltheoilthatthearustedtohi
”thengobaarvelsofan.youanif
youdontknowhishouse.
”relieved,theboypie
alloftheountainsall
aroundhithebeautyoftheflohetastehhinghadbeeed.upon
retuingtothean,herelatediaileverythinghehadseen.
”butan.
”lookingdothespooheboysahattheoilwasgone.
”hereisonlyonepieceofadviceigiveyou,saidtheen.thesecretof
happinessistoseeallthervelsoftheetthedropsofoilonthespoon.”
theshepherdsaidnothing.hehaduoodthestorytheoldkinghadtoldhiashepherdy
liketotravel,butheshouldneverfetabouthissheep.
theoldnlookedattheboyand,adeseveralstrauresover
theboyshead.then,takinghissheep,hewalkedaway.
atthehighestpointintarifathereisanoldfort,builtbytheors.frotopitsan
el,satonthehefortthatafteoon,
ahelevanterbloednearby,uneasyhtheiewownerand
excitedbysochge.alltheyeder.
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feltuneasyatthenspresehehadfoundaguide,anddidntissoutonan
opportunity.
”youhavetoan.”andtodothat,youneedney.i
oknoheryouhaveenough.”
theboythoughtitastrangequestion.buthetrustedintheoldn,hat,whenyou
reallyething,theuniversealonspiresinyourfavor.
hetookhisneyfroispoudshoan.theoeover
andlooked,asenexgedsoed
irritated.
”letsgetoutofhere”saidtheoleave.”
theboyaospeaktohibr >
inanangrystreafrong,aoretaliate,buthewasinafn
untry.hisne.”heed
yourney,”hesaid.”tangierisnotliketherestofafrica.thisisaport,andeveryporthasits
thieves.”
theboytrustedhisinadangeroussituatioookouthis
neyandu.
”idsbytorrooney.”butihavetobuytwo
cals.”
theys
forsale.theyreachedtheterofalargeplazaarkethousandsof
peoplethere,arguing,selling,andbuyiablesforsaleangstdaggers,andcarpetsdisplayed
alongsidetobac.buttheboyookhiseyeoffhisneoney.
hethoughtaboutaskinghiogiveitback,butdecidedthathing
aboutthecustoofthestrangelandhewasin.
”illjust,”hesaidtohielf.heknerohanhisfriend.
suddenly,thereiofallthatnfusion,hesaostbeautifulswordhehadeverseen.
thescabbardbossedinsilver,andthehandleedhpreciousstones.
theboyprosedhielfthat,egypt,hehatsword.
”asktheouchthess,”hesaidtohisfriend.thenherealizedthathe
hadbeendistraents,lookingatthessqueezed,asifhischesthad
suddenlypressedit.heolookaround,becauseheknehewouldfind.he
ntiolookatthebeautifulsheuragetotu
around.
allaroundhirket,ingandgoing,shoutingandbuying,andthearoof
strangefoodsbutnopanion.
theboyplybeeseparatedfroiyact.he
decidedtostayrightthereahetopofanearby
toarketfelltotheirkouchedtheirforeheadstothe
ground,andtookupthet.then,likealonyofaheirstallsa.
thesunbeganitsdeparture,aseti,untilit
heehousessurroundingtheplaza.herecalledthathesunhadrisen
thating,heher,stillashepherdhsixtysheep,andlookingforo
etingoinghehadknoashe
iliarfields.butnohesuoset,heuntry,a
strangerinastrangeland,evehelanguage.hewasnolongerashepherd,
andhehadnothing,heoretuandstarteverythingover.
allthishappeself,and
lantithathislifeuldhavegedsosuddenlyandsodrastically.
heedthatheedtocry.hehadnevereveninfrontofhisothe
rketplacepty,andheho,sohe.hebecausegodwasunfair,and
becausethiss.
ysheep,iadethosearoundhappy.peoplesaeingand
ed,hethought.butnosadandalone.ioingtobeebitteranddistrustfulof
peoplebee.ioingtohatethoseheirtreasurebecause
ineverfoundne.andioingtoholdontotooinsignifitto
heworld.
heopenedhispouchtoseeaybethereleftofthe
saheship.butallhefoundheheavybook,hisjacket,aones
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nonottotrust
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heranhisfingerssloperatureandfeelingtheirsurfaces.they
dehieelbetter.theyrendedhiftheoldn.
”hing,alltheuniversenspiresinhelpingyoutoachieveit,”hehadsaid.
theboyanhadsaid.therehepty
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”theyreens.”theboyputthe
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questions,andtodothat,theboyhadtoknoansblessing
.
hetookoutohestowas”yes.”
”agoingtofindtreasure”heasked.
hestu
pushedthroughaholeinthepoudfelltotheground.theboyhadneverevennoticedthatthere
andthuindputtheathepouch.
butashesalyingthereontheground,anotherphraseind.
”leatnizeons,andfollo,”theoldkinghadsaid.
anon.theboysledtohielf.hepickedupthetbahispouch.he
didntnsiderndingtheholethestonesuldfallthroughanytitheyed.hehadleaed
thatthereonesoiny.”i
prosedthatiakeoself.
butthestoneshadtoldhihattheoldn,andthatdehieelre
.helookedaroundattheetyplazaagain,feelinglessdesperatethanbefore.thisa
strangeplace;itwasanewone.
afterall,hehadaledthat:toknotothe
pyrads,hehadalreadytraveledfartherthananyshepherdhekneheyonlyknewhow
differentthingsarejusttheyare,hethought.althoughhisne
thentptyrketplace,hehadalreadyseenitinghlife,and
heeeredthesabittothinkaboutit,buthehad
neverseenonelikeitbefore.ashesedaboutthesethings,herealizedthathehadtochoose
betselfasthepoorvictifathiefandasaureriofhistreasure.
”iurer,lookingfortreasure,”hesaidtohielf.
heeone.hehadfallenasleepintheddleoftherketplace,
andlifeintheplazae.
lookingaround,hesoughthissheep,andthenrealizedthatheinsteadof
beingsaddened,heoseekoutfoodanderforthesheep;heuldgo
insearchofhistreasure,instead.hehadnotatinhispocket,buthehadfaith.hehaddecided,the
nightbefore,thatheuiredinbooks.
hearket.thertsblialls,andtheboyhelped
aileonhisface:hehislife
ilereheboyoftheoldnthe
steriousoldki.”thisdyrtisntkingdysothatlaterhetravelor
rryashopkeepersdaughter.hesdoingitbecauseitshestodo,”thoughttheboy.he
realizedthatheulddothesathingtheoldnhaddonesenseherapersonoor
farfroisdestiny.justbylookingattheitseasy,aiveneverdobefore,hethought.
hestallbled,thedysellerofferedtheboythefirstsadeforthe
day.theboythankedhiateit,andonhisdistance,he
realizedthat,hadspokenarabidtheotherspanish.
andtheyhaduoodeachotherperfectlywell.
therestbealanguagethatdoesntdependohought.ivealreadyhadthat
experienceysheep,andnoshappeninghpeople.
heeoftheingsthathehadalreadyexperienced,and
becausehe
hadbeea.herealized:ifileatouandthislanguagehout
ouandtheworld.
relaxedandunhurried,heresolvedthathehroughthenarroreetsoftangier.onlyin
thatens.hekneofpatie
shepherdsknopatienceagainhesahat,inthatstrangeland,hehe
salessonshehadleaedhhissheep.
”allthingsareoheoldnhadsaid.
thecrystalrtaeahathefelteverying.hehad
beeninthesaplaceforthirtyyears:ashopatthetopofahillystreeterspassed.
nooolatetogeanythingtheonlythinghehadeverleaedtodoobuyandsell
crystalglasseanypeoplekneerts,
frenansoldiershosedaysithad
beeneridhave
beautifulenathissideashegrewolder.
but,astipassed,tangierhadged.thenearbycityofceutahadgroerthantangier,
andbusinesshadfallenoff.neighborsvedaainedonlyafeallshopsonthe
hill.andhehilljusttobroallshops.
bu
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hespeireingtheinfrequentingsandgoingsireet.hehaddone
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acardhanginginthedoorhatseverallanguagesheshop.theboy
saanappearbehier.
”iupthoseglassesinthe,”saidtheboy.”theheylooknow,
nobodyisgoingto.”
thenlookedathioutresponding.
”ihi.”
thenstillsaidnothing,andtheboysehatheakeadecision.inhis
pouch,hehadhisjackethecertainlygoingtointhedesert.takingthejacketout,he
begantotheglasses.inhalfanhour,hehadedalltheglassesinthewindow,and,ashe
ershadeheshopandboughtsocrystal.
pletedtheethi.”letsgoandhaveso
lunch,”saidthecrystalrt.
heputasignonthedoor,andtheyallearby.astheysatdotheonlytablein
theplace,thecrystalrtlaughed.
”youdidnthavetodoaofeedahungryperson.”
”he”theboyasked.
”becausethecrystalindsofivethoughts.”
erttuedtotheboyandsaid,”idlikeyoutoyshop.two
eintodayen.”
peopletalkalotaboutons,thoughttheshepherd.buttheyreallydontknotheyresaying.
justasihadntrealizedthatforsonyyearsihadbeenspeakingalanguagey
sheep.
”doyoue”thertasked.
”iherestoftoday,”theboyans,untildalean
everypieoogettoegypttorrow.”
therycrystalforaireyearevenifyoueaedagood
ssionsellingeverypiece,youoogettoegypt.thereare
thousandsofkilotersofdesertbethere.”
thereontofsilehecitythe
bazaars,nuntsangtherbingtothetoot.nohope,no
adventure,nooldkingsordestinies,notreasure,andnopyrads.itheworldhadfallen
silentbecausetheboyssoulhad.hesatthere,staringblanklythroughthedoorofthecafe,wishing
thathehaddied,andthateverythingont.
theroinghadsuddenly
disappeared.
”ioneyyouogetbayson,”saidthecrystalrt.
theboysaidnothiup,adjustedhisclothing,andpickeduphispouch.
”illworkforyou,”hesaid.
andafteransilenesheep.”
parttwo
theboyhadbeeanth,andheuldseethatit
exahappy.thertspeiredayling
behier,telliobecarefulhthepiednottobreakanything.
buthestayedert,althoughhefairly;
theboyreissionforeae
neyaside.thatinghehaddonesocalculating:ifhentioworkeverydayashehad
been,heesheep.
”idliketobuildadisplayert.”
outside,andattractthosepeopleofthehill.”
”iveneverhadonebefore,”thertanspintoit,andpieces
willbebroken.”
”eoftheighthavediedifeupona
sthatsthehsheepandhshepherds.”
thereredthreecrystalglasses.heterthan
everasiftihadtuedbacktotheolddaysajor
attras.
”businesshasreallyiroved,”hesaidtotheboy,afterthedoingchbetter,
andsoonyoullbeabletoretutoyoursheep.oreoutoflife”
”beosteaningto;theted
erthadheking.
”itscalledtheprincipleoffavorability,beginnersluck.becauselifesyoutoachieveyour
destiny,”theoldkinghadsaid.
butthertuooden,
and,astipassedahecashdrasabouthavinghired
theboy.theboyorehanhedeserved,becausethert,thinkingthat
salesounttoissionrate.hehadassudhe
utohissheep.
”ogetathebusinessofthedisplay.
”becauseiveal,”theboyans.the
treasureery,ariedtoavoidthinkingaboutit.
”idontknoids,”said
thert.”theyrejustapileofstones.youuldbuildoneinyourbackyard.”
”youveneverhaddreaoftravel,”saidtheboy,tuingtoereredthe
shop.
tertspoketotheboyaboutthedisplay.
”idontert.ifhekesa
buyingstake,itdoesntaffecthiuch.butistakes.”
thatstrueenough,theboythought,ruefully.
”hinkwesh
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”iysheepfaster.otakeadvantagekisonourside,anddoas
chtohelpitasitsdoingtohelpus.itscalledtheprincipleoffavorability.innersluck.”
thertonts.thenhesaid,”theprophetgaveusthekoran,a
usjustfiveobligationstosatisfyduringourlives.thestiortantistobelieveonlyintheorue
god.theothersaretoprayfivetisaday,fastduringradan,andbecharitabletothepoor.”
hestoppedthere.hiseyesfilledan,and,
evenpatience,helaw.
”sthefifthobligation”theboyasked.
”tedoftravel,”thertansh
obligationofeveryslisapilgrige.leastonourlives,tovisittheholy
ecca.
”ccaisalotfartheraids.odo
togetherenoughostartthisshop.ithoughtthatsodayidberiecca.i
begantokesoney,butiuldneverbrioleavesooneinchargeoftheshop;
thee,heading
fors,travelingincaravansels,butst
ofthepeoplekingthepilgrigehani.
”allbolsofthepilgrigeonthe
doorsoftheirhouses.oheabbleradehislivingndingboots,saidthathehad
traveledforalstayearthroughthedesert,butthathegotretiredh
thestreetsoftangierbuyinghisleather.”
”oheboy.
”beeccathatkeepsalive.thatsefacethesedaysthatare
allthesa,theseteehorriblecafe.ibr >
afraidthatifdreasrealized,illhavenoreasontogoonliving.
”youdreaboutyoursheepandthepyrads,butyouredifferentfroe,becauseyouto
realizeyourdrea.ijustaboutes
esibefore
alloyselftotouchit.ivealreadyigihepeopleyside,andthosein
frontof,andtheionsandprayersafraidthatitwouldallbea
disappointnt,soipreferjusttodreaboutit.”
thatday,therissiontobuildthedisplay.noteveryoneseehisdrea
etrueinthesaway.
torenthspassed,andtheshelfbroughtnycustorsintothecrystalshop.theboy
estitedthat,ifheorenths,heuldretutospainandbuysixtysheep,and
yetanothersixty.ihanayear,heodo
businessoing
iplaandthuibecauseegypt
asdistantadreaorhisert.anyehappyinhis
eaboutthedaybarkattarifaasawinner.
”youstalitisthatyou,”theoldkinghadsaid.theboykne
etupha
thief,anddoubledthesizeofhisflockhoutspendi.
heself.hehadleaedsoiortantthings,likehoodealincrystal,andabout
thelanguageens.oeoonhehadseenanatthetopofthe
hill,plainingthatitpossibletofihingtodrinkaftersucha
edtnizingons,spoketothert.
”letssellteatothepeoplebthehill.”
”lotsofplaertsaid.
”buteaincrystalglasses.thepeopleheteaandtobuytheglasses.i
havebeentoldthatbeautyisthegreatseduen.”
thertdidntrespond,butthatafteoon,aftersayinghisprayersandclosingtheshop,he
iheboytositandsharehishookah,thatstrangepipeusedbythearabs.
”ert.
”ivealreadytoldyou.iobuysheepbaoodoso.”
thertputsonehehookah,andinhaleddeeply.
”ivehadthisshopforthirtyyears.iknobad,ahihereistoknow
aboutcrystal.iknoensionsandhobehaves.ifeaincrystal,theshopisgoingto
expand.andthenillhavetogewayoflife.”
”thatgood”
”ilreadyusedtothee,iuchtiihad
eplace,yfriendshadvedon,aherbankruptordidbetterthan
theyhadbefore.itdeverydepressed.nohatithasoobad.theshopis
exactlythesizeialedittobe.idonttogeanything,becauseidontknoo
dealusedtothe.”
theboydidntknoanntinued,”youhavebeenarealblessingto.
today,iuandsothingididntseebefore:everyblessingignoredbeesacurse.idont
etolookathandathorizonsihavenever
kno,andnonsepossibilitiesare,ioingto
feelplish,
andidonttodoso.”
itsgoodirefrainedfroayinganythingtothebakerintarifa,thoughttheboytohielf.
theyokingthepipeforahesuoset.theyinarabic,
andtheboyselfforbeingabletodoso.therehadbeenatihoughtthat
hissheepuldteachhiverythingheokheyuldneverhave
taughthirabic.
thereareprobablyotherthingsihoughttheboyashe
regardedtheoldrt.alltheyeverdo,really,islookforfoodandaybeit
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”ktub,”thertsaid,finally.
”ean”
”youohavebeenboanarabtouand,”heansinyuageit
ethinglikeitisten.”
and,ashestheredthealsinthehookah,hetoldtheboythatheuldbegieainthe
es,theresjustnooholdbacktheriver.
thehehill,andtheyiredheyreachedthetop.buttheretheysaal
shopthatofferedrefreshingheyintodriea,iful
crystalglasses.
”ecrystalheertainis
thatnight,andtheguestspressedbythebeautyoftheglassanrerked
thatteaoredeliciousaaihe
thirdsaidthatitagical
powers.
beforelong,theneanypeoplebegantoclithehilltoseetheshopthatwas
doingsothingneradethathershopshatservedteaincrystal,
buttheyatthetopofahill,andtheyhadlittlebusiness.
eventually,therployees.hebegantoiortenorusquantitiesof
tea,alongehirstforthings
new.
and,inthatonthspassed.
theboyaonthsandninedayssincehehadfirstsetfooton
theafriti.
hedressedinhisarabianclothingofelinen,boughtespeciallyforthisday.heputhisheadcloth
inplaelskin.wearinghisnehe
stairssilently.
theacrystal
glass.theinthesunfilleddoorokingthehookah.
heskedinsilehinkingofnothing,andlisteningtothesoundofthehatbroughtthe
stofthedesert.oke,hereachedintooneofhispockets,andsatthere
forafeonts,regardinghehadhdrawn.
itoney.enoughtobuyhielfahundredandtysheep,aretuticket,anda
liportproductsfrofritohisory.
heerttoaheshop.theofftohave
soretea.
”ieavingtoday,”saidtheboy.”ihavetheneyiobuysheep.andyouhavetheney
youogotocca.”
theoldnsaidnothing.
”eyourblessing”askedtheboy.”youhavehelped.”thenntio
preparehistea,sayingnothing.theuedtotheboy.
”iaroudofyou,”hesaid.”yhtaneycrystalshop.butyoukno
notgoingtogotocca.justasyouknohatyourenotgoingtobuyyoursheep.”
”oldyouthat”askedtheboy,startled.
”ktub”saidtheoldcrystalrt.
andhegavetheboyhisblessing.
theboyandpackedhisbelongings.theyfilledthreesacks.ashewasleaving,he
sa,hisoldshepherdspouch.ithought
ofitforalongti.ashetookhisjaeohestreet,
thetandthui
itdetheboythinkoftheoldking,anditstartledhiorealizehohadbeensincehehad
thoughtofhifoearlyayear,hehadbeenly,thinkingonlyofputtingaside
enoughhatheuldretutospainhpride.
”,”theoldkinghadsaid.”folloens.”
theboypickedupurindthuiand,onceagain,hadthestraionthattheoldking
eogo.
ioingtogobacktodoingjustididbefore,theboythought.eventhoughthesheepdidnt
teachtospeakarabic.
butthesheephadtaughthiothingeveant:thatthereheworld
thateveryoneuood,alanguagetheboyhadusedthroughoutthetithatheryingto
irovethingsattheshop.it,ofthingsacplishedhloveand
purpose,andaspartofasearethingbelievedinanddesired.tangierwasnolongera
stray,athat,justashehadhisplace,heuldheworld.
”hing,alltheuniversenspirestohelpyouachieveit,”theoldkinghadsaid.
buttheoldkinghadntsaidanythingaboutbeingrobbed,oraboutendlessdeserts,oraboutpeople
sarebutdont.theoldkinghadnttoldhihatthe
pyradsapileofstones,orthatanyoneuldbuildoneinhisbackyard.andhehad
fottentontionthat,oobuyaflocklargerthantheoneyouhad
before,youshouldbuyit.
theboypickeduphispoudputithhisotherthings.hedohestairsandfoundthe
rterstheshop,drinkingtea
frooftheing.froherehe
stood,hesaethattheoldrtshairuchlikethehairoftheoldking.
hereeredthesleofthedyseller,onhisfirstdayintangier,hi
andnoilehadalsobeeheoldkingssle.
itsalstasifhehadbeenhereahisrk,hethought.a,hesepeoplehasever
ttheoldking.oherhand,hesaidthathealohelpthto
realizetheirdestiny.
heleftert.hedidnttocryhtheotherpeople
there.heissthepladallthegoodthingshehadleaed.heore
ihough,aasthoughheuldheworld.
”butioingbaself
hcertainty,buthehhisdecision.hehadireyearto
keadreatrue,andthatdreanutebynute,inglessiortant.ybe
becausethat.
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thuinhishand,theyhadtraohihestrengthandheoldking.by
iehoughthecatothebarhehadenteredonhis
firstdaythere.thethiefacupoftea.
ialobeingashepherd,theboythought.ileaedhoocareforsheep,andi
haventfottenhoaybeillneverhaveanotheridsin
egypt.theoldnypast.hereallywasaking,a
wiseking.
thehillsofandalusiaandthe
pyrads.yettheboyfeltthatthereherardhissituation:heuallytwo
hoursclosertohistreasurethefactthatthetatter.
iknoyflock,hethought.iuaheyrenolongera
probleandtheybegoodfriends.oherhand,idontknohedesertbeafriend,
anditsinthedesertthatihavetosearytreasure.ifidontfindit,iale.i
finallyhaveenoughney,andallthetiineed.
hesudderendouslyhappy.heuldalobeingashepherd.heuldalways
beeacrystalsalesnagaihe,
ahaking.thatdoesnthappentojustanyone
heeeredthatohecrystalrtssuppliers
transportedhisandthuin
hishand;becauseofthosetones,heheohistreasure.
”ialeone.
ulditsttogoovertothesuppliersidshat
faraway
theenglishnelledofanils,s,anddust;itwas
partrral.ihoughtidendupinaplacelikethis,hethought,asheleafed
throughthepagesofainarral.
buthehadtoveon.hebelievedinons.allhislifeandallhisstudiesedatfindingthe
oruelanguageoftheuniverse.firsthehadstudiedesperanto,thentheworldsreligions,andnow
ity.hekneajionshe
ist.hehaduhetruthsbehindiortaions,buthisstudieshad
takenhioapointbeyondtogo.hehadtriedinvaiablisha
relationshipist.butthealchestsrangepeople,houghtonlyabout
theelves,andalstal.heyhadfailedtodisver
theseasterhephilosophersstoneandforthisreasoheirknoo
theelves.
hehadalreadyspentbyhisfather,fruitlesslyseekingthe
philosophersstone.hehadspentenorusauntsoftiatthegreatlibrariesoftheworld,and
hadpurportantvolusonalany
yearsago,afausarabianalchesthadvisitedeurope.itorethantwo
hundredyearsold,andthathehaddisveredthephilosophersstoheelixiroflife.the
englishnhadbeenprofoundlyiressedbythestory.butheore
thanjustath,hadnotafriendofhisretuingfronarchaeologicalexpeditioninthedesert
toldhiboutanarabthationalpowers.
”helivesatthealfayouasis,”hisfriendhadsaid.”andpeoplesaythatheistwohundredyears
old,andisabletotransfornytalintogold.”
theenglishnuldnotntaient.heceledallhistntsandpulled
togetherthestiortantofhisbooks,andnoelly
side,ahugecaravanhesahara,andwas
s.
ioingtofindthatdaedalalsbeca
abitretolerable.
ayoungarab,alsoloadeddoan.
”heyoungarab.
”ioingintothedesert,”thenansuingbacktohisreading.hedidntany
ionatthispoint.heodoheyears,because
thealchesttothetest.
theyoungarabtookoutabookaoread.thebookteninspanish.thatsgood,
thoughttheenglishn.hespokespanishbetterthanarabid,ifthisboyoal
fayouthereeootalktoportantthingstodo.
”thatsstrange,”saidtheboy,ashetriedonceagaiheburialscehatbeganthebook.”ive
beentryingfortoreadthisbook,andipastthesefirstfehouta
kingtoprovideaninterruption,heorate.
hestillhadsodoubtsaboutthedeade.butheouandohing:
kingadeakesadecision,heisreally
divingintedofade
thedecision.
ytreasure,ineverigihatidalshop,
hethought.andjoiningthiscaravanyhavebeendecision,butgoesisgoingtobea
steryto.
nearbyan,readingabook.heseedunfriendly,andhadlookedirritatedhe
boyhadeheyghtevenhavebeefriends,buttheenglishnclosedoffthe
ion.
theboyakehiooklikethe
englishookurindthuiroispocket,andbeganplaying.
thestrangershouted,”urindthui
inaflashtheboyputtheahispocket.
”theyrenotforsale,”hesaid.
”theyrenotuch,”theenglishnansadeofrockcrystal,andthere
arellionsofrockcrystalsih.butthosesuchthingshat
thoseareurindthuiididntknointhispartoftheworld.”
”they
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thestrangerdidntansead,heputhishandinhispocket,andtookouttohatwere
thesaastheboys.
”didyousayaking”heasked.
”iguessyoudontbelievethatakingeonelike,ashepherd,”hesaid,ingto
endtheion.
”notatall.ithefirsttnizeakingthattherestoftheo
aosnotsurprisingthatkingsalktoshepherds.”
andheon,fearingthattheboyuandhealkingabout,”itsinthebible.
thesabookthattaughtabouturindthuithesestonesof
divinatioedbygod.thepriestscarriedthenagoldeplate.”
theboyobethereatthewarehouse.
”ybethisisanon,”saidtheenglishn,halfaloud.
”ens”theboysiont.
”everythinginlifeisanon,”saidtheenglishn,nohejoualhehere
isauniversallanguage,uoodbyeverybody,butalreadyfotten.iansearchofthat
universallanguage,angotherthings.thatshere.ihavetofindanhat
universallanguage.analchest.”
theionerruptedbythewarehouseboss.
”youreinluck,yout.”
”butioi,”theboysaid.
”alfayousi,”saidthearab.”kindofarabareyou”
”thatsagoodluansaid,afterthefatarabhadgo.”ifiuld,ide
ahugeencyclopediajustabouttheshthosehattheuniversal
languageisten.
hetoldtheboyitethindthuinhishand.and
heaskedtheboyifhe,too,ist.
”iookingforatreasure,”saidtheboy,andheiediatelyregrettedhavingsaidit.butthe
englishnappearednottoattayiorta.
”inai,”hesaid.
”idontevenknoyis,”theboyto
eoutside.
”iheleaderofthecaravan,”saidadarkeyed,beardedn.”iholdthepohfor
everypersonitakee.thedesertisaetisshedrivesncrazy.”
thereosttalscals,horses,
les,andfoeheirbelts
andriflesslungontheirshoulders.theenglishnhadseveralsuitcasesfilledhbooks.therewas
ababbleofnoise,andtheleaderhadtorepeathielfseveraltisforeveryoouand
hewassaying.
”therearealotofdifferentpeoplehere,andeachhashisotheonlygodiserveisallah,
andinhisnaishatihingpossibleonceagaintooverthedesert.buti
yordersno
ttereah.”
thereurrfrohecrolytohisorheroheboy
sansaidnothing.andtherrlastedlohanasilevow
oheavenforprote.
alongedup.theboyandtheenglishnhad
boughtans
cal,loadeddohthecasesofbooks.
”theresnosuchthingasince,”saidtheenglishn,piguptheionhad
beeninterruptedintheherebeineheardofanarabwho”
butthecaravaove,anditpossibletohearanhe
boykeriousthatlinksohingtoanother,
thesa,that
hadbroughthioaeetacrystal
rt,and
theorethatdestinybeeshistruereasonforbeing,
thoughttheboy.
thecaravaooing,haltedhesunits
stro,andresudlateieoon.theboyspokeverylittlean,
stofhistihhisbooks.
theboyobservedinsilenalsandpeopleacrossthedesert.nohing
hohatdaytheyhadsetout:then,therehadbeennfusionand
shouting,theixedhthenervousordersofthe
guidesandtherts.
but,inthedesert,thereals.
eventheguidesspokeverylittletooher.
”iveanytis,”saidohecaldriversonenight.”butthedesertisso
huge,andthehorizonssodistant,thattheykeapersonfeelsll,andasifheshouldrein
silent.”
theboyuoodintuitivelyeant,evenhouteverhavifootinthedesertbefore.
entalforce.
iveleaedthingsfrohesheep,andiveleaedthingsfrorystal,hethought.ilea
sothingfrohedesert,too.itseeoldandwise.
theeeredthedayhehadsatatthefortintarifahthis
saindedhifthehissheephissheepwhowere
hefieldsofandalusia,astheyalwayshad.
”theyrenotsheepanyre,”hesaidtohielf,ustbeusedtotheir
hatsgood.creatureslikethesheep,thatare
usedtotraveling,knoovingon.”
hethoughtofthertsdaughter,andarried.perhapstoa
baker,ortoanothershepherdellherexgstoriesafterall,heprobably
eldriversnt:
ybeheheuniversallanguagethatdealshthepastandthepresentofall
people.”hun.theboyouandthatintuition
isreallyasuddeniersionofthesouli
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”ktub,”theboysaid,reeringthecrystalrt.
thedesertestretches,androothers.hecaravankedbya
boulder,ithadtogoaroundit;ifthereakeajordetour.ifthe
sandalshooves,theysoughtaoresubstantial.in
soplaces,thegroundalsbalkedatsuch
places,andthecaldriversountandunburdentheircharges.thedriverscarried
thefreighttheelvesoversuels.ifaguideo
fallillordie,thecaldriverssandappointanewone.
butallthishappenedforonebasiatterhoaoursandadjustntsitde,the
caravaoepasspoint.oaclese,itretuedtoits
urse,sightingonastarthatindicatedthelocationoftheoasis.hepeoplesahatstarshining
intheingsky,theykrees,shelter,and
otherpeople.itanostpart,
iersedinreadinghisbooks.
theboy,too,hadhisbook,ariedtoreaditduringthefirstfehejouey.buthe
founditchreiingtoobservethecaravanandlistentothewind.assoonashehad
leaedtokter,aablisharelationship,hethrehebookaway.
althoughtheboyhaddevelopedasuperstitionthateachtiheopehebookhewouldlea
sothingiortant,hedecideditessaryburden.
hebecafriendlyeldriver.atnight,astheysataroundthe
fire,theboyrelatedtothedriverhisadventuresasashepherd.
duriheseions,thedrivertoldofhisownlife.
”iusedtolivenearelychildren,andalifethathange
notatalluntilidied.oneyear,ecdisatisfied
theonlyuntobligationinlife.iulddiehappily,andthatdefeelgood.
”oneday,theearthbegantotrele,andthenileoverfloethingthati
thoughtuldhappenonlytoothers,o.neighborsfearedtheyheirolive
treesintheflood,andhathoughtthateverythingi
oroyed.
”thelaheracaldriver.
butthatdisastertaughttouandthefeartheunknohey
arecapableofachievingtheyneedand.
”sourlifeorourpossessionsandproperty.butthis
fearevaporatesandthatourlifestoriesaoryofthetenby
thesahand.”
sotis,theircaravahingthattheotheeededasif
everythingeldriversexged
infortionabouts,andtoldstoriesaboutthedesert.
atothertis,sterious,hoodednheye
alongthecaravanroute.theyprovidedein
silenddepartedthesaentsthatshoheireyes.onenight,
acaldrivercatothefireanandtheboyorsof
tribal.
thethreefellsilent.theboyhatthereheair,eventhoughnoonesaid
anything.onceagainhehelanguagehoutheuniversallanguage.
theenglishheywereindanger.
”oneldriver.”and,go
back,youhavetoovingforisuptoallah,including
thedanger.”
andhencludedbysayieriousaktub.”
”youshouldpayreattentiontothean,afterthecaldriver
hadleft.”akealotofdetours,butedestination.”
”andyououghttoreadreaboutthean.”booksarelikecaravansin
thatrespect.”
theiensellealsbegantotravelfaster.thedayshadal,
butalkingaroundthefireshadalso
beequiet.and,oneday,theleaderofthecaravahedecisionthatthefiresshouldno
longerbelighted,soasnottoattractattentiontothecaravan.
thetravelersadoptedthepraalsinacircleatnight,sleepingtogetherinthe
edsethefringesof
thegroup.
theenglishnosleeponenight.hecalledtotheboy,aookahe
dunessurroundingtheenaory
ofhislife.
theenglishhepartabouttheprogressachievedatthecrystalshopafterthe
boybeganhere.
”thatsthepriny,itscalledthesouloftheworld.
hinghallyourheart,thatstothesouloftheworld.
itsaliveforce.”
healsosaidthatthisangift,thateverythingonthefaceoftheearthhadasoul,
ineral,vegetable,oranilorevenjustasilethought.
”everythihisbeingntinuouslytransford,becausetheearthisaliveandithasasoul.
ofthatsoul,sohatitisinthecrystalshopyou
probablyrealizedthateventheglassesinginyoursuccess.”
theboythoughtaboutthatforaoonandthebleachedsands.”ihave
e
language,anditsforthatreasonthatthedesertallohecrossing.itsgoingtotestthecaravans
everysteptoseeifitsinti,and,ifitis,akeittotheoasis.”
”ifeitherofushadjoihiscaravanbasedonlyonpersonalura
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language,thisjoueyuchredifficult.”
theystoodtherelookingattheon.
”thatsthegifons,”saidtheboy.”iveseenhoheguidesreadthesignsofthedesert,and
hohesoulofthecaravaothesoulofthedesert.”
theenglishnsaid,”idbetterpayreattentiontothecaravan.”
”andidbetterreadyourbooks,”saidtheboy.
theyercury,salt,dragons,andkings,andhedidnt
uandanyofit.butthereedtorepeatitselfthroughoutallthebooks:all
thingsaretheionofohingonly.
ihebooksheleaedthatthestiortaieratureofaltainedonly
afeerald.
”itstheeraldtablet,”saidtheenglishn,proudthatheghtteachsothingtotheboy.
”hen,hesebooks”theboyasked.
”sothatananshoutappearingreallyto
believehehadsaid.
thebookthatstiedtheboytoldthestoriesofthefausalchests.theyenwho
haddedietalsintheirlaboratories;theybelievedthat,if
atalanyyears,itselfofallitsindividualproperties,andwas
lefttouandanythingon
thefaunicated.theycalled
thatdisverythesterliquidandpartsolid.
”enandonsiouandthelanguage”theboyasked.
”youhaveaniaforsilifyihing,”ansan,irritated.”alcheisa
seriousdiscipline.everystephastobefolloasters.”
theboyleaedthattheliquidpartofthesterhatitcured
allillalsokeptthealchestfrorohesolidparthe
philosophersstone.
”itsofindthephilosophersstone,”saidtheenglishn.”thealchestsspentyearsin
theirlaboratories,thefirethatpurifiedthetals.theyspentsochticlosetothefire
thatgraduallytheygaveupthevahehatthepurificationofthe
talshadledtoapurifiselves.”
theboythoughtaboutthecrystalrt.hehadsaidthatithingfortheboyto
theselffroegativethoughts.theboyingre
andrenvihatalcheuldbeleaedinonesdailylife.
”also,”saidtheenglishn,”thephilosophersstonehasafasallsliverofthe
stonelargequantitiesoftalintogold.”
havihat,theboybey.hethoughtthat,e
patiehingintogold.hereadthelivesofthevariouspeoplewho
hadsucceededindoingso:helvetius,elias,fulelli,andgeber.theyingstories:each
oftheivedouthisdestinytotheend.theytraveled,spokeen,perfordraclesfor
theincredulous,andohephilosophersstoheelixiroflife.
butepletelylost.there
drarus,andobscuretexts.
”akethingssoplicated”heaskedtheenglishnonenight.theboyhadnoticed
thattheenglishnissedhisbooks.
”sothatthoseagineif
everyoneingleadintogold.goldsvalue.
”itsonlythoseasterwork.
thatshereintheddleofthedesert.ieekingatruealchesteto
decipherthedes.”
”en”theboyasked.
”uriesago.”
”theydidnthavetheprintingpressinthosedays,”thebued.”therewasnowayforeverybody
toknoy.heyusesuchstrangelanguage,anydrawings”
theenglishndidntansdirectly.hesaidthatforthepastfewdayshehadbeenpaying
attentiontohohecaravaed,butthathehadntleaedanythingnehinghehad
notiorefrequent.
theheboyretuedthebookstotheenglishn.”didyouleaanything”the
englishnasked,eagerthtbe.heneededsoootalktosoastoavoid
thinkingaboutthepossibilityofwar.
”ileaedthatthehatandsthatsoulalsouandthe
languageofthings.ileaedthatnyalchestsrealizedtheirdestinies,and
thesoulofthehephilosophersstone,andtheelixiroflife.
”but,aboveall,ileaedthatthesethingsareallsosilethattheyuldbetenonthesurfaceof
anerald.”
theenglishnagicsyols,thestrangewordsand
thelaboratoryequipnthishaddeaniressionontheboy.hissoulstbetoo
pritivetouandthosethings,hethought.
hetookbaaheirbags.
”gobacktoeanythiher.”
theboyplatingthesilenals.
”everyonehashisorheroself.”hiseas
ne,norneashis.butforthat.”
theoreandre
frequently,andthecaldrivereagoodfriendoftheboysexplaihatthewar
bethetribeshadalreadybegun.thecaravaheoasis.
theaalkedangtheelveslessahesilencehe
eregroanofacalhingbutthe
groanofaoightsignalaraid.
theednottobeveryhethreatofwar.
”ilive,”hesaidtotheboy,astheyateabunchofdatesonenight,oon.
”eat
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tofight,itasgoodadaytodieasanyother.
”beypastorfuture.iedonlyinthepresent.ifyou
ratealan.youllseethatthereislifeinthedesert,that
therearestarsintheheavens,andthattribesnfightbeanrace.life
ontnow.”
tslater,ashetiobeddoheboylookedforthestartheyfollowedevery
night.hethoughtthatthehorizooseestarson
thedesertitself.
”itstheoasis,”saidthecaldriver.
”noheboyasked.
”becauseosleep.”
theboya,allstarshadbeenthenightbefore,
s,stretgacrosstheentiredesert.
”an,whohadalsoawakenedearly.
buttheboyehthesilehedesert,ajusttolook
atthetrees.hestillhadalongids,andsodaythising
beary.butthisoythecaldriverhadntionedandhe
softhefuture.althoughthevisionof
thedatepaledaybejustary,rightnosignifiedshade,er,andarefuge
froheelsgroansignaleddanger,andnosuldherald
aracle.
theanylanguages,theboythought.
thetisrushpast,andsodotheist,ashechedthehundredsof
peopleandanilsarrivingattheoasis.peopleingattheneobscuredthe
desertsun,andthechildrenoftheoasisentatthearrivalofthestrangers.
thealchestsaatlength.
buthattteredtothealchest.hehadalreadyseennypeopleeandgo,andthe
desertreinedasithedesertsands.theduneswere
gednstantlybytheesandshehadknoehehild.he
alhehappihatthetravelersexperiencederweeksofyellowsand
andbluesky,theyfirstsas.ybegodan
uldappreciatethedatetrees,hethought.
hedeorepracticaltters.heko
heeofhisseso.hedidntknoa,
buthispracticedeyeeoneas
capableashispreviousapprentice.
idontknoittedbyouth,hethought.itexactly
thattheys;godrevealedhissecretseasilytoallhiscreatures.
hehadonlyoneexplanationforthisfaittedthisheywere
deupfrohepurelife,andthiskindoflifeotbecapturedinpicturesorwords.
becausepeoplebeefasatedhpicturesandtingthelanguageof
theworld.
theboyuldntbelieveheheoasis,ratherthanbeingjustawellsurroundedbya
fetreesashehadseenonanytokin
spain.thereerableloredtentsspread
angthe
”itlookslikethethousandandonenights,”saidtheenglishn,iatiehe
alchest.
theyalsandpeoplethathe
noftheoasiseedhone
anotherforaerts.thesilehedesertthetravelersinthecaravanalkingincessantly,laughingandshouting,asif
theyhadergedfrohespiritualselvesonceagainintheworldofpeople.
theywererelievedandhappy.
theyhadbeentakingeldriverexplaiheboythat
oasesajorityoftheinhabitantswere
enandchildren.thereenfoughtinthedesert,
leavingtheoasesasplacese.
ediffihis
instrus.thegroupaitheoasisuntilthenflictbethetribeswasover.
siheyors,theyosharelivingspacehthosehere,andwould
begiveacdations.thathelaality.thenheaskedthateveryone,
inenappoihetribalchieftains.
”thosearetherulesofaynotshelteraresortroops.”
totheboyssurprise,theenglishntookachroplatedrevolveroutofhisbagandgaveittothe
ns.
”whyarevolver”heasked.
”ithelpedtotrustinpeople,”theenglishnanswered.
an,the
redifficultthingsbeca.itseedasiftheoldkinghadcalled”beginnersluck”wereno
longerfulysubjectedtotestsofhis
persistenpatient.ifhepushedforpulsively,he
ebygodalonghispath.
godplaypath.hehadsurprisedhielfhthethought.untilthen,hehad
heonstobethingsofthisingorsleeping,orlikeseekingloveor
findingajob.hehadhoughtofthenterofalanguageusedbygodtoindicatehe
shoulddo.
”doient,”herepeatedtohielf.”itslikethecaldriversaid:eatetoeat.
andvealoovealong.”
thatfirstday,everyofroxhaustion,includingtheenglishn.theboywasassigneda
placefarfroisfriend,ienofabouthi
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thedesert,andclaredtohearhisstoriesaboutthegreatcities.
theboytoldthebouthislifeasashepherd,andofhisexperiehe
eintothetent.
”ivebeenlookingforyoualling,”hesaid,asheledtheboyoutside.”ineedyoutohelpfind
outistlives.”
first,theytriedtofindhintheiroistahatwas
differentfrohatoftherestofthepeopleattheoasis,andithatinhistentanovenwas
ntinuouslybuing.theysearchedeveryuchlargerthanthey
uldhaveigihereents.
”an,sittingdohtheboynearohe
wells.
”ybeeoheboysuggested.
theenglishndidntake
uphisnd.but,finally,heagreedthattheboy,terarabihe,shoulddoso.the
boyapproachedaaotheofillagoatskinher.
”goodafteoon,airyingtofindoutistliveshereattheoasis.”
theansaidshehadneverheardofsuchaperson,andhurriedabeforeshefled,she
advisedtheboythathehadbetteottrytonverseenk,because
theyarrieden.heshouldrespecttradition.
theenglishnedhehaddethelongjoueyfoothing.theboywas
alsosaddened;hisfriendeohe
entireuniversedeanefforttohelphiucceedthatstheoldkinghadsaid.heuldnt
havebeenwrong.
”ihadneverheardofalaybenooneherehas,either.”
theenglishup.”thatsitybenoonehereknoistisfindoutwho
itishepeoplesillnesses”
severalendressedinblackcatothe,
despitetheenglishnsinsistehenanapproached.
”doyouknoeonehereheboyasked.
”allahan,clearlyfrightehestrangers.”yourelookingforch
doeversesfrohekoran,andvedon.
anothernappeared.heallbucket.theboyrepeatedhisquestion.
”ofindthatsortofperson”thearabasked.
”beanynthsioet,”theboysaid.
”ifsuustbetheverypoahinking
forafeonts.”hetribalheyto.onlywhen
hes.
”fortheendofthehthecaravan.donttrytoeothelifeoftheoasis,”
hesaid,andwalkedaway.
buttheenglishnant.theyherighttrack.
finally,ayounganapproacheddressedinblack.shehadavesselonhershoulder,
andherheadherfaceoaskabout
thealchest.
atthatnt,itseedtohihattistoodstill,andthesouloftheworldsurged.
oherdarkeyes,andsahatherlipse,he
leaedthestiortantpartofthelanguagethatallthehelanguagethateveryone
ohethingolderthanhunity,
reaneforceet,
ashadtheirshereattheiled,andthatentheonhehadbeen
aenhehadsoughttofindhhissheep
andinhisbooks,inthecrystalsandinthesilehedesert.
ithepurelanguageoftherequirednoexplanation,justastheuniverseneeds
travelsthroughei.onthathehepresehe
onlyaninhislife,andthat,ething.heore
certainofitthanofanythingintheoldbyhisparentsandgrandparentsthathe
stfallinloveandreallyknoingtted.butybepeople
thatheuniversallanguage.because,hatlanguage,itseasyto
uandthatsooheiddleofthedesertorinsreatcity.ahepastandthe
futurebeeuniortant.thereisonlythatnt,andtheincrediblecertaintythateverything
uhesunhasbeentenbyonehandonly.itisthehandthatevokeslove,aesatwin
soulforeverypersonintheseaning.
ktub,thoughttheboy.
theenglishnshooktheboy:”eon,askher”
theboysteppede.
”e”heasked.
”fati,”thegirlsaid,avertinghereyes.
”thatseeninuntryarecalled.”
”itsthenaoftheprophetsdaughter,”fatisaid.”theinvaderscarriedthenaeverywhere.”
thebeautifulgirlspokeoftheinvadershpride.
theenglishnproddedhiandtheboyaskedheraboutthenuredpeoplesillnesses.
”thatsthennicateshthegenies
ofthedesert.”
thegenieshespiritsofgoodandevil.andthegirlpoihesouth,indigthatitwas
therethestrangehenshefilledhervesselhera.
theenglishnvaoo,goofindthealchest.andtheboysattherebythewellforalong
ti,reeringthatonedayintarifathelevanterhadbroughttohiheperfuofthatan,
andrealizingthathehadlovedherbeforeheevenkneed.hekhisloveforher
todisvereverytreasureintheworld.
theday,theboyretuedtotheanwas
there,lookingoutatthedesert,
”i
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ihadeh
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”hetoldishouldtrytodoso.thatsallhesaid:goandtry.”
theboydidntsayanything.theplishnhadtraveledallthisobetoldthathe
shouldrepeatanytis.
”so,thentry,”hesaidtotheenglishn.
”thatsgoingtodo.ioingtostartnow.”
astheenglish,fatiarrivedandfilledhervesselher.
”icatotellyoujustohing,”theboysaid.”iywife.iloveyou.”
thegirldroppedthentainer,andtheerspilled.
”ioingtohereforyoueveryday.ihavecrossedthedesertinsearchofatreasurethatis
soids,andfor,theedacurse.butnosablessing,becauseit
broughttoyou.”
”theeday,”thegirlsaid.
theboylookedaroundhitthedatepal.herendedhielfthathehadbeenashepherd,and
thatheuldbeashepherdagain.fatioreiortantthanhistreasure.
”thetribesnarealreasure,”thegirlsaid,asifshehadguessedhewas
thinking.”andtheenofthedesertareproudoftheirtribesn.”
sherefilledhervessela.
theboyeeta.hetoldherabouthislifeasashepherd,
abouttheking,andabouttheefriends,andexinuteshe
spehatitosta
nth,theleaderofthecaravancalledaetingofallofthepeopletraveling.
”knoay
lastforalongti,perhapsevenyears.therearepohsides,andthewaris
iortanttobothares.itsnotabattleofgoodagainstevil.itsahatare
fightingforthebalanceofpohattypeofbattlebegins,itlastslohanothers
becauseallahisonbothsides.”
thepeopleeetathatafteoon.
hetoldherabouttheiing.”thedayafteret,”fatisaid,”youtoldthatyou
loved.then,youtaughtsothingoftheuniversallanguageandthesouloftheworld.
becauseofthat,ihavebeeapartofyou.”
theboylistehesoundofhervoiorebeautifulthanthesoundofthe
s.
”ihavebeene.ihavefottenaboutpast,about
traditions,andtheenofthedesertexpetobehave.eversinceiwasa
child,ihavedreadthatthedeserteaypresenthas
arrived,anditsyou.”
theboyashaothehandles.
”youhavetoldaboutyourdrea,abouttheoldkingandyourtreasure.andyouvetoldabout
ons.sohatbroughtyouto.andiapartof
yourdreaapartofyourdestiny,asyoucallit.
”thatsyoutontioountilthehen
.thedunesaregedbythe
thedesertneverges.thatsthehourloveforeachother.
”ktub,”shesaid.”ifiaeallyapartofyourdreayoullebaeday.”
theboyarriedshepherdshehadknohey
hadadifficulttinvingtheirhattheyhadtogooffintodistantfields.loverequired
theostayhthepeopletheyloved.
hetoldfatithat,attheiexteting.
”thedeserttakesournfros,andtheydontalu,”shesaid.”,andweare
usedtoit.thoseeapartofthealsthathideinthe
ravinesandoftheesfroheearth.theybeeapartofeverythingtheybee
thesouloftheworld.
”sodoebaeny
onedayretu,aseheheirhappiness.nooowill
beoheen.
”idesertan,andiroudofthat.iyhusbandtohehat
shapesthedunes.and,ifihaveto,ieapartoftheclouds,and
theanilsandtheerofthedesert.”
theboyan.heaboutfati.hewassurprisedwhen
hesaanhadbuilthielfafuaceoutsidehistent.itrangefuace,
fueledbyfireanstaredoutatthedesert,
hiseyesseedbrighterthantheyhadwhenhewasreadinghisbooks.
”thisisthefirstphaseofthejob,”hesaid.”ihavetoseparateoutthesulfur.todothatsuccessfully,i
sthavenofearoffailure.ityfearoffailurethatfirstkeptfrottetier
leastthatididnt
tyyears.”
hentiofeedthefire,andtheboystayedonuntilthedeserttuedpinkiingsun.he
felttheurgetogooutintothedesert,toseeifitssileheansohisquestions.
hesoftheoasishinsight.helistehewind,and
feltthestohhisfeet.hereandthere,hefoundashell,andrealizedthatthedesert,ie
tis,hadbeenasea.hesatonastone,andalloselftobeehypnotizedbythehorizon.
hetriedtodealpossession,anduldntseparatethebut
fatianofthedesert,and,ifanythinguldhelphiouand,ithedesert.
ashesattherethinking,hesensedventabovehilookingup,hesaairofhawksflying
highinthesky.
hechedthehaheydriftedonthehoughtheirflightappearedtohavenopatte,it
deacertainkindofseheboy.iteant.hefollowed
theventofthebirds,tryingtoreadsothingintoit.ybethesedesertbirdsuldexplainto
hiheaningoflovehoutownership.
hefeltsleepy.inhisheart,heainaleaingthe
languageoftheeeventhe
flightofthehaself.and,int
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suddenly,ohehaadeaflashingdivethroughthesky,attagtheother.asitdidso,a
suddeingigey,hitsstheready,ridingintotheoasis.
thevisionvanishediediately,butithadshakenhihehadheardpeoplespeakes,and
hadalreadyseensohielf:theyaterializedoverthe
sandsofthedesert.buthecertainlydidntdesirethatanariheoasis.
heeditatioriedagaintorateonthe
pinkshadesofthedesert,anditsstones.butthereethingthereinhisheartthatallow
hiodoso.
”alens,”theoldkinghadsaid.theboyrecalledhehadseeninthevision,and
sehatituallygoingtooccur.
herose,arees.onceagain,heperceivedthenylanguages
ihingsabouthithisti,thedesertedangerous.
thecaldrivertree,thesu.hesaheboyappear
froheothersideofthedunes.
”anarising,”theboysaid.”ihadavision.”
”thedesertfillsseldriveranswered.
buttheboytoldhiboutthehahathehadbeengtheirflightandhadsudde
hielftohavepluhesouloftheworld.
thecaldriveruoodtheboyhatanygiventhingonthefaceofthe
earthuldrevealthehistoryofallthings.oneuldopenabooktoanypage,orlookatapersons
hand;ouacard,orchtheflightofthebirdseverthethingobserved,oneuld
finda.actually,itthatthosethings,in
theelves,revealedanythingatall;itthatpeople,lookingatcurringaround
theuldfindaansofperationtothesouloftheworld.
thedesertenheirlivingbasedontheeasehheyuldperate
tothesoulofthehe
elderly.tribesn,becauseitpossibletobeeffective
inbattleifonekneenpreferredthetasteofbattle,ahrill
ofnotkuretenbyallah,andhehad
an.sothetribesnlivedonlyforthepresent,becausethe
presentanythings:whereyssword
el
driverhadbeenrightabout
theysaid,ehadbeenheoldestseerhehadeversoughtoutandthe
oobefearedhadaskedeldrivererestediure.
”hings,”hehadresponded.”andsoigethosethingsthatidontto
happen.”
”butthentheybeapartofyourfuture,”theseerhadsaid.
”aybeijustyselff.”
”ifgoodthingsareing,theysurprise,”saidtheseer.”ifbadthingsare,andyou
knolybeforetheyevenoccur.”
”ian,”theen
alheirlivesbasedoure.”
theseerontheground,andde
interpretationsbasedonhoakeacast.hehetwigsina
piebahisbag.
”ikelivingforecastiureforpeople,”hesaid.”iknohesceofthetwigs,andi
knotoperatetothepla.there,ireadthepast,
disverensthatarehereinthepresent.
”e,itsnotthatieadiure;iauessingatthefuture.thefuture
belongstogod,anditisoances.ho
thefuturebasedontheonsofthepresent.thesecretishereinthepresent.ifyoupayattentionto
thepresent,youproveonthepreseerwillalso
bebetter.fetaboutthefuture,andliveeachdayagtotheteags,hatgod
loveshischildren.eachday,initself,bring**aeity.”
thecaldriverhadaskedstaoseethe
future.
”onlyself,revealsit.andgodonlyrarelyrevealsthefuture.isfor
onlyonereason:itsafuturethattensoastobealtered.”
godhadshoeldriverthought.hatheedthe
boytoserveashisinstrunt
”goaothetribaliesthatare
approag.”
”theylllaughat.”
”theyarenofthedesert,ahedesertareusedtodealingens.”
”hen,theyprobablyalreadyknow.”
”theyrenothing
allahtoknoeoneaboutit.ithashappeisbefore.but,
thisti,thepersonisyou.”
theboythoughtoffati.andhedecidedheoseethechiefsofthetribes.
theboyapproachedtheguardatthefrontofthehugeetentattheteroftheoasis.
”iensfrohedesert.”
eti.erged,
itanhehadseen,
andthenaskedhiothere.hedisappearedintothetent.
nightfell,andanassortntoffightingnandrtsenteredaedthetent.onebyone,
thecafiresinguished,andtheoasisfellasquietasthedesert.onlythelightsinthegreat
tentreined.duringallthisti,theboythoughtaboutfati,andheilluo
uandhislastionhher.
finally,afterhoursofing,theguardbadetheboyehe
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thisohegroundostbeautifulcarpetshehadever
thetopofthestructurehunglasofhandgold,eachhalighteddle.thetribal
broideredsilk
eandhsilvertraysladenhspidtea.otherservants
intaihefiresinthehookahs.theatsphereoke.
therediatelyostiortant:
anarabdressedinicircle.athissideheyoung
arabtheboyhadspokenhearlier.
”hisstrangerens”askedohechieftains,eyeingtheboy.
”itisi,”theboyansoldhehadseen.
”revealsuchthingster,knohatwehavebeenherefeions”saidahechieftains.
”beedtothedesert,”theboysaid.”iseethingsthateyes
habituatedtothedesertghtnotsee.”
andalsobecauseiknoself.
”theoasisisralground.aoasis,”saidathirdchieftain.
”ilytellyoue,youdonthavetodoanythingabout
it.”
thenfellintoananiteddiscussion.theyspokeinanarabicdialectthattheboydidnt
uand,but,adetoleave,theguardtoldhiostay.theboybecafearful;the
onstoldhihatsothingeldriverabout
hehadseeninthedesert.
suddenly,theelderattheperanhadnt
participatedinthediscussion,and,infact,hadntsaidaothatpoint.buttheboywasalready
usedtothelanguageofthehevibrationsofpeacethroughoutthetent.now
hisintuitioning.
thedisentsastheylisteheold
nehisexpressionant.
”tanshrooadungeon
andthensoldasaslave,”theoldnsaid,noerts
boughtthatn,andbroughthioegypt.allofusknosalso
kno.”
theelderntinued,”edofhathinandhat,this
nipeakingofresine.hisnaerina
strangeland,likeyou,andheye.”
hepaused,andhiseyesillunfriendly.
”ihosedays,andde
theegyptianstheenhoocrossthedesert,andhow
theirarry.thetraditionsaysthatanoasisisralterritory,becausebothsides
haveoases,andsobotharevulnerable.”
noonesaidaanntinued.
”butthetraditionalsosaysthatessagesofthedesert.everythingweknow
aughttousbythedesert.”
theoldngaveasignal,andeveryoood.theetinghehookahswere
extinguished,andtheguardsstoodatattention.theboydereadytoleave,buttheoldnspoke
again:
”torroentthatsaysthatheoasisycarryar.
throughouttheentiredayies.enwill
onenangourenees,youeivea
pieceofgold.
”butarotbedrasareascapriciousasthedesert,and,if
theyarenotused,theitheyghtnotfunhasntbeehe
endofthedaytorrow,onewillbeusedonyou.”
oon.hey
nutesfroistent,aokehishere.
heedbyhadhappened.hehadsucceededinreagthroughtothesoulofthe
behislife.iteni.buthehad
beenkingriskybetseversihedayhehadsoldhissheeptopursuehisdestiny.and,asthe
orrohandyingonanyotherday.everydaywas
theretobelivedortorkourefrohishingdependedononeword:
”ktub.”
orro
ogethefuture.heleasthavediedafterhavingcrossedthestrait,afterhaving
aseyes.hehad
livedeveryoneofhisdaysintenselysinorrow,he
orethanothershepherds,a.
suddenlyheheardathunderingsound,andhehroothegroundbyahashehad
neverknooonfroiewas
anenorus.
bledatalwasa
horsendressedpletelyinblack,hafalnperchedonhisleftshoulder.heurban
andhisentireface,exceptforhiseyes,hablackkerchief.heappearedtobea
ssengerfrohedesert,buthispresenessenger.
thestrangehorsendreous,curvedsascabbarduntedonhissaddle.the
steelofitsbladeglitteredinthelightoftheon.
”eaningoftheflightofthehaanded,soloudlythathiswords
seedtoetreesofalfayou
”itisiiheigeofsantiagotaros,
untedonhisanlookedexactlythesa,
exceptthatnoheroleswerereversed.
”itisiodoso,”herepeated,andhelooreceiveablowf
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”nylivesoseethroughtothesouloftheworld.”
thesfall.ihestrangerlosloilthepointtouchedtheboys
forehead.itdreofblood.
thehorseelyiobile,asheboy.itdidntevenoccurtotheboytoflee.inhis
heart,hefeltastrangesenseofjoy:hea.the
onshadbeeerall.herehey,butthereobe
nceedaboutdyingthesoulofthe.and,
torroyofthatsoul.
thestraioholdthestheboysforehead.”heflightofthe
birds”
”ireadoheyorrowallofyouwill
die,beenattheoasisthanyouhave.”
thesainedogeallahhaswilled”
”allahcreatedtheares,andhealsocreatedthehaethelanguageofthebirds.
everythinghasbeenehand,”theboysaid,reeringthecaldriverswords.
thestraheboysforehead,andtheboyfeltienselyrelieved.buthe
stilluldntflee.
”becarefulethingisten,thereisno
ogeit.”
”allisay,”saidtheboy.”ididheouteofthebattle.”
thestrangerseedsatisfiedhtheathesisastranger
doinginastrangeland”
”iaolloydestiny.itsnotsothingyouand.”
thestrangerplacedhisssscabbard,andtheboyrelaxed.
”ihadtotestye,”thestrangersaid.”urageisthequalitystessentialtouanding
thelanguageoftheworld.”
theberhingsthatveryfe.
”youstup,evenafterhavingesofar,”hentinued.”youstlovethedesert,but
rustitpletely.becausethedeserttestsalln:itchallengeseverystep,andkillsthosewho
beedistracted.”
iheboyoftheoldking.
”iftheehere,andyourheadisstillonyourshouldersatsu,eandfind,”said
thestranger.
thesahandthathadbrandishedtheshehorserearedagain,raisinga
cloudofdust.
”anrodeaway.
thehandhtheedtothesouth.
theboyhadtthealchest.
ing,thereedalfayou
beforethesunhadreaenappearedonthehorizon.the
uroopseheoasisfrohenorth;itappearedtobeapeacefulexpedition,buttheyall
carriedarhiddenintheirrobes.heyreachedthe,they
itarsandrifles.aackedaent.
thenoftheoasissurrouhehorsenfrohedesertandhinhalfanhourallbutoneof
theintruderstrees,andsaw
nothingofenhadreiheirtents,prayingforthesafekeepingof
theirhusbands,andsahingofthebattle,either.notforthebodiesthereontheground,it
aldayattheoasis.
theonlytribesnsparedhebattalion.thatafteoon,hebefore
thetribalchieftains,ndersaidthathis
nhadbeenstarvingandthirsty,exhaustedfroanydaysofbattle,andhaddecidedtotakethe
oasissoastobeabletoretutothewar.
thetribalen,butthatthetraditionred.he
heodeathhouthonor.ratherthanbeingkilledbyabladeorabullet,he
adeadpalree,edinthedesertwind.
thetribalhfiftypiecesofgold.herepeatedhis
storyaboutjosephofegypt,andaskedtheboytobeetheunseloroftheoasis.
adetheirappearaheboystartedtoothesouth.
heeventuallysightedasi,andagroupofarabspassingbytoldtheboythatite
inhabitedbygenies.buttheboysatdoed.
notuntiltheonistrideintoviewodeadhawksoverhis
shoulder.
”iaere,”theboysaid.
”youshouldntbehere,”thealchestansyourdestinythatbringsyouhere”
”ehere.”
thealhishorse,andsighattheboyshouldehetent.it
anyattheoasis.theboylookedaroundfortheovensandotherapparatususedin
alallokingstove,andthecarpets,
veredysteriousdesigns.
”sitdoethingtodrinkahesehaist.
theboysuspectedthattheyehahedaybefore,buthesaidnothing.
thealafilledthetent.itterthanthestof
thehookahs.
”heboyasked.
”beens,”thealchestanseyouing,andthat
youwouldneedhelp.”
”itsnotitheaheohatslookingfor
you.”
”hehasotherthingstodofirst.buthesontherighttrack.hehasbeguntotrytouandthe
desert.”
”ande”
”ething,alltheuniversenspirestohelpthatpersontorealizehis
drea”saidthealchest,egtheheoldking.theboyuood.anotherperson
toiny.
”soyoingtoinstruct”
”no.youalreadyknoonlygoingtopointyouinthedireofyour
treasure.”
”buttheresatribalheboyreiterated.
”iknoshappeninginthedesert.”
”ihavealreadyfoundtreasure.ihaveathecrystalshop,andihave
fiftygoldpieces.inory,iwouldbeari
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”buthatisfrohepyrads,”saidthealchest.
”ialsohavefati.sheisatreasuregreaterthananythingelseihavewon.”
”sheids,either.”
theyateinsilehealchestopenedabottleandpouredaredliquidintotheboyscup.itwas
thestdeliciousasted.
”isntedhere”theboyasked
”itshsthatsevil,”saidthealouths
thatis.”
thealchestdaunting,but,astheboydraheyfiing
theysatoutsidethetent,underaonsobrilliantthatitdethestarspale.
”drinkandenjoyyourself,”saidthealchest,notigthattheboywell
tonight,asifyoubat.reerthatis,there
youreasure.youvegottofireasure,sothateverythingyouhaveleaedalong
theakesense.
”torroelandbuyahorse.calsaretraitorous:theyhousandsofpad
neverseeotire.thensuddenly,theykneelahorsestirebitbybit.youalwaysknow
hou,andisthattheyareabouttodie.”
thefolloiststentistwasready,
aedhisoeedandplacedthefalnonhisleftshoulder.hesaidtotheboy,”show
hereislifeoutinthedesert.onlythoseofind
treasure.”
theybegantorideoutoverthesands,oonlightingtheirknoo
findlifeinthedesert,theboythought.idontknohedesertthat.
heist,buthean.theyreachedtherockyplace
heboyhadseenthehahesky,butnoherehewind.
”idontknoofindlifeinthedesert,”theboysaid.”iknohatthereislifehere,butidont
knoolook.”
”lifeattractslife,”thealchestanswered.
aheboyuood.heloosehereinsonhishorse,herocks
andsand.thealchestfolloosthalfanhour.theyuldnolonger
seethepaloftheoasisonlythegiganti,anditssilverreflethe
stohedesert.suddenly,fooapparentreason,theboyshorsebegantoslow.
”thereslifehere,”theboysaidtothealchest.”idontknoy
horseknohelanguageoflife.”
theydisunted,andthealchestsaidnothing.advangslooones.
thealcheststoppedabruptly,aotheground.thereoohe
al,uptohisshoulder.sothingwas
vingthere,andthealchestseyestheboyuldseeonlyhiseyessquintedhhiseffort.his
areedtobebattlingotionthatstartledtheboy,he
andleapedtohisfeet.inhishand,hegraspedashetail.
theboyleaptasthealakinghissing
soundsthatshatteredthesilehedesert.ituldkillapersonin
nutes.
”,”theboysaid.buteventhoughthealchesthadputhishandinthehole,
andhadsurelyalreadybeenbitten,hisexpression.”thealchestistwohundredyears
old,”theenglishnhadtoldhihestkheshedesert.
theboypanionitar.hitsblade,hedrew
acirthesand,andthenheplacedthesely.
”nottoist.”heen
thatineeded.”
”ant”
”becausethepyradsaresurrouhedesert.”
theboydidntids.hisheartelancholy
sihathehadtoabandonfati.
”ioingtoguideyouaistsaid.
”ia,and,asfarasiceed,shes
orethantreasure.”
”fatiisaanofthedesert,”saidthealchest.”sheknoeogoawayinorder
toretu.andshealreadyhashertreasure:itsyou.nosthatyouitis
yourelookingfor.”
”ostay”
”lettellyouheunseloroftheoasis.youhaveenoughgoldtobuy
nysheepandnyarryfati,andyoullbothbehappyforayear.youlllea
tolovethedesert,andyoullgettoknos.youllas
theygroonstratinghohebetteraerat
uandingons,becausethedesertisthebestteacherthereis.
”sotiduringthesendyear,youllreeraboutthetreasure.theonswillbegin
insistentlytospeakofit,andyoulltrytoigheyoulluseyourknohewelfareof
theoasisanditsinhabitants.thetribalchieftainselswill
bringyouhandpower.
”durihirdyear,theonsiospeakofyourtreasureandyourdestiny.youll
awasshe
eerthat
sheneveraskedyoutostay,becauseaanofthedesertknoustaan.so
youeher.butnytisyoullaybeyou
uldhaveleftthatyouuldhavetrustedreinyourloveforfati.becausekeptyouat
theoasisightneverebaensellyou
thatyourtreasureisburiedforever.
”then,sotiduringthefourthyear,theonsopped
listeningtothethetribalchieftainsissedfroourpositionas
unselor.but,bythen,youllbearierdise.
youllspeofyourdaysknohatyoudidntpursueyourdestiny,andthatnostoo
late.
”youstuandt
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thealchesterasedthecirthesand,andthesheredaongtherocks.theboy
reeredthecrystalrtanin
searist.hethoughtoftheanrustedinthedesert.andhelookedout
overthedesertthathadbroughthiotheanheloved.
theyuheirhorses,andthistiitistbacktotheoasis.
the,ariedtohearfatisvoice.
butthatnight,ashehadanhthefalnon
hisshoulderhadspokenofloveandtreasure,oftheenofthedesertandofhisdestiny.
”ioingdiatelyfeltpeahisheart.
”orroistsonlyresponse.
theboyspentasleeplessnight.theboysinhis
tent,andaskedhioshoalived.theytohertent,andtheboygavehis
friendenoughgoldtobuyasheep.
thenheaskedhisfriendtogotointothetentaoaell
herthatheingoutside.theyoungarabdidasheo
buyyetanothersheep.
”otheyoungarab.thearabretuedtohistenttosleep,proudto
havehelpedtheunseloroftheoasis,andhappyathavingenoughobuyhielfso
sheep.
fatiappearedattheentrans.theboyk
itattertohiow.
”ioingaingback.iloveyoubecause”
”dontsayanything,”fatiinterrupted.”oneislovedbecauseoneisloved.noreasonisneededfor
loving.”
buttheboyntinued,”ihadadreaandithaking.isoldcrystalandcrossedthedesert.
and,becausethetribesdeclaredist.so,iloveyoubecause
theentireuniversenspiredtohelpfindyou.”
thetbraced.iteeitherhadtouchedtheother.
”illbeback,”theboysaid.
”beforethis,iala.”noy
fatheryther,andhehasalebacethen.”
theysaidnothingelse.theyongthepal,aheboyleftheratthe
entraohertent.
”illretu,justasyourfatherother,”hesaid.
hesaaseyeshtears.
”youreg”
”ianofthedesert,”shesaid,avertingherfaaan.”
fatie,sheouttodothechoresshehaddonefor
years.buteverythinghadged.theboytheoasis,andtheoasiswouldnever
agaihesaaningithadhadoerday.ithfifty
thousandpalreesandthreehundredsarrived,relievedattheendoftheir
longjoueys.frohatdayon,theoasisptyplaceforher.
frohatdayon,itportant.sheoiteveryday,and
rytoguessartheboyreasure.sheosend
herkissesoshe
,aanaaninsearchofhis
treasure.frohatdayon,thedesertonlyohingtoher:thehopeforhisretu.
”dontthinkaboutistsaidtotheboyastheybegantorideacross
thesandsofthedesert.”everythingisteninthesoulofthehereitayforever.”
”ndreaoreaboutinghothanaboutleaving,”theboysaid.hewasalready
reaccustodtodesertssilence.
”ifadeofpuretter,iteback.if
youhadfoundontoflight,liketheexplosionofastar,youhingon
yourretu.”
theny.buttheboyknea.
itonotony,put
hi.theboyuldstillseethepalrees,theanheloved.
heuldseetheenglishnathisexperints,andthecaldrivereacherhout
realizingit.ybethealchesthasneverbeeniheboythought.
thealchestrodeinfront,hthefalnonhisshoulder.thebirdknehelanguageofthedesert
e.onthefirstdayheretuedha
rabbit,andonthesendhtwobirds.
atnight,theyspreadtheirsleepinggearaheirfireshidden.thedesertnightsold,and
ingdarkeranddarkerasthephasesoftheonpassed.theyonforaweek,
speakingonlyoftheprecautionstheyofollooavoidthebattlesbethetribes.
theestheellofblood.battleshadbeen
foughtnearby,andtheiheboythatthereens,alo
shohiseyeshadfailedtoobserve.
ontheseventhday,thealpearlierthanusual.thefalnfleofind
ga,andthealchestofferedhiserntaiheboy.
”youarealstattheendofyourjouey,”saidthealchest.”ingratulateyouforhaving
pursuedyourdestiny.”
”andyouvetoldnothingalongthee
soofthethingsyouknoanwhohadbookson
alche.butithe”
”thereisonlyoanssthrougha.everythingyouo
knoore.”
theboyisthehorizon,lookingforthe
faln.
”ist”
”becausethats.”
”andiststriedtokegoldando
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”theypanionareasureoftheir
destiny,houtingactuallytoliveoutthedestiny.”
”isitthatistilloknoheboyasked.
butthealchestntiolooktothehorizon.andfinallythefaluedeal.
theydugaholeandlittheirfireinit,sothatthelightoftheflasbeseen.
”inalchestsilybecauseinalchest,”hesaid,ashepreparedtheal.”ileaedthe
sygrandfather,hisfather,andsoon,backtothecreationofthe
es,thestererald.buto
rejectsilethings,aracts,interpretations,andphilosophicalstudies.theyalsobeganto
feelthattheykneeraldtabletisstillalivetoday.”
”eraldtablet”theboyedtoknow.
thealchestbegantodrapletedhisdrainutes.ashe
dreetthatday;itseedasifithad
takenplaceyearsandyearsago.
”thisiseraldtablet,”saidthealchest,whenhehadfinished.
theboytriedtoreadteninthesand.
”itsade,”saidtheboy,abitdisappointed.”itlookslikeansbooks.”
”no,”thealchestanssliketheflightofthosettbeuoodbyreason
aloheeraldtabletisadirectpassagetothesouloftheworld.
”theeoodthatthisnaturalageandapyofparadise.the
existehisplyaguarathereexistsahatisperfect.godcreatedthe
enulduandhisspiritualteagsandthervels
ofhis.thatseanbya.”
”shouldiuandtheeraldtablet”theboyasked.
”perhaps,ifyouy,thisetostudythebesto
uandtheeraldtablet.butyouareinthedesert.soierseyourselfinit.thedesertwill
giveyouaandingofthe,anythingonthefaceoftheearthhat.you
donteveouandthedesert:allyouhavetodoiseasilegrainofsand,and
youarvelsofcreation.”
”horseselfinthedesert”
”listentoyourheart.itknoefrohesoulofthewillone
dayretuthere.”
theyuchre
cautious,becausetheyostviolentbattleswerebeingwaged.
astheyvedalong,theboytriedtolistentohisheart.
ites,hishearthadalotellitsstory,butlatelythat
eses
itbeotionaloverthedesertsutheboyhadtohidehistears.hisheartbeatfastest
oresloheboystaredentraheendless
horizonsofthedesert.buthisheartisthadfallen
intosilence.
”pthatday.
”because,is,thatisreasure.”
”butheartisagitated,”theboysaid.”ithasitsdrea,itgetsetional,anditsbee
passionateoveraanofthedesert.itasksthingsof,anditkeepsfroleepingny
nights,thinkingabouther.”
”hatsgood.yourheartisalive.keeplisteningtoithastosay.”
durithreedays,thetberofardtribesn,andsahers
onthehorizon.theboysheartbegantospeakoffear.ittoldhitoriesithadheardfrohesoulof
theeisit
frighteheboyightnotfindhistreasure,orthatheghtdiethereinthe
desert.atothertis,ittoldtheboythatitisfied:ithadfoundloveandriches.
”heartisatraitor,”theboysaidtothealchest,heyhadpausedtorestthehorses.”it
doesogoon.”
”thatkessehealchestans,yhtloseeverythingyouvewon.”
”he”
”becauseyouokeepitquiet.evenifyoupretendnottohaveheardit
tellsyou,ithereinsideyou,repeatingtoyouyourethinkingaboutlifeandabout
theworld.”
”youanishouldlisten,evenifitstreasonous”
”treasonisabloesuedly.ifyouknoodo
thattoyou.becauseyoullknosand.
”youyourheart.soitsbettertolistentoithastosay.that
ofearanunanticipatedblow.”
theboyntiolistentohisheartastheyetouanditsdodges
andtricks,andtoacceptitasithisfear,andfotabouthisogobacktotheoasis,
bethatitplainsotis,”it
said,”itsbecauseiheheartofaperson,andpeoplesheartsarethato
pursuetheirstiortantdrea,be,orthattheyllbe
uoachievetheefearfuljustthinkingoflovedoneswhogoaway
forever,orofntsthatuldhavebeengoodbutighthavebeen
foundbuthesands.because,hesethingshappen,erribly.”
”heartisafraidthatitistonenightastheylookedup
attheonlesssky.
”tellyourheartthatthefearofsufferingishanthesufferingitself.andthathasever
suffereds,becauseeverysendofthesearchisasends
enunterhgoday.”
”everysendofthesearchisaerhgod,”theboytoldhisheart.”whenihavebeen
trulysearytreasure,everydayhasbeenlunous,becauseiveknohateveryhourwas
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disveredthingsaloineverhadtheuragetotrythings
thatseediossibleforashepherdtoachieve.”
sohisheartforaireafteoon.thatnight,theboysleptdeeply,and,whenheawoke,
hisheartbegantotellhihingsthatcafrohesoulofthesaidthatallpeoplewhoare
happyhavegod.andthathappinessuldbefoundinagrainofsandfrohedesert,as
thealontofcreation,andtheuniversehastaken
llionsofyearstocreateit.”everyohhasatreasurethata,”hisheartsaid.”we,
peopleshearts,seldoaychaboutthosetreasures,becausepeoplenoloinsearch
oftheonlytochildren.later,plyletlifeproceed,initsoion,
tothepathtotheir
destinies,andtohappiness.stpeopleseethehreateningplad,becausetheydo,
theusout,iobeathreateningplace.
”so,orealy.opspeakingout,butohope
thatourbeheard:peopletosufferbecausetheydontfolloheirhearts.”
”tontiofollos”theboyaskedthealchest.
”becausethatsakesaheartsufferst,asdontliketosuffer.”
frohenon,theboyuoodhisheart.heaskedit,please,ostopspeakingtohihe
askedthat,hisdrea,hisheartpresshindsoundthealartheboy
seheheardthealarheessage.
thatnight,hetoldallofthistothealchest.andthealchestuoodthattheboyshearthad
retuedtothesouloftheworld.
”soshouldidonoheboyasked.
”ntihedireids,”saidthealchest.”andntiopayheedtothe
ons.yourheartisstillcapableofshohetreasureis.”
”isthattheohingistilloknow”
”no,”thealchestansisrealized,the
souloftheestseverythingthathedoesthisnotbecauseitisevil,
butsothats,sterthelessonsweveleaedasweve
vedto.thatsthepointatostpeoplegiveup.itsthepointath,aswe
sayinthelanguageofthedesert,ohirstjusttreeshaveappearedonthe
horizon.
”everysearchbeginshbeginnersludeveryseardshthevictorsbeingseverely
tested.”
theboyreeredanoldproverbfroisuntry.itsaidthatthedarkesthourofthenightca
justbeforethedawn.
onthefolloedtribesnapproached,and
askedisthere.
”iuntingyfaln,”thealchestanswered.
”ensaid.
thealchestdisuntedsloe.
”oney”askedthetribesn,heboysbag.
”iogettothepyrads,”hesaid.
thetribesnistsbelongingsfoundasllcrystalflaskfilledha
liquid,andayellohatlylargerthanachisegg.
”arethesethings”heasked.
”thatsthephilosophersstoheelixiroflife.itsthesterists.whoever
sentfrohatstousanytalintold.”
thearabslaughedathiandthealchestlaughedalong.theythoughthisansusing,
andtheyalloisttoproceedhalloftheirbelongings.
”areyouist,ovedon.”didyoudothatfor”
”toshoplelessons,”thealchestans
treasures,seldoreyoubelieved.”
theyntinuedaoreandre
silent.itnolongerplyto
ethedesert,andtodrinkthesoulofthe
hadbeefriends,aherrayiher.
,itulustotheboy,andtogivehitrength,
becausethedaysofsilehereinthedeserte.hishearttoldtheboyhis
stroqualitiesryingtoliveouthisdestiny,
andhisenthusiasuriihehadthecrystalshop.
andhishearttoldhiothihattheboyhadiced:ittoldtheboyofdahat
hadthreatenedhibutthathehadneverpereithadhiddentherifle
theboyhadtakenfroisfather,beightself.andit
reheboyofthedayitingoutinthefields,afterhhehad
fallenintoadeepsleep.therehadbeenthievesfartheraheadostealtheboys
sheepandrderhibut,sihinkingthat
hehadgedhisroute.
”doesaal”theboyaskedthealchest.
”stlyjusttheheartsofthtorealizetheirdestinies.buttheydohelpchildren,
drunkards,andtheelderly,too.”
”doesthatanthatillneverrunintodanger”
”itansonlythattheheartdoesistsaid.
oeoon,theypassedbytheenpwere
arabsgarbediifulsattheready.thenokingtheirhookahs
andtradingstoriesfrohebattlefield.noonepaidanyattentiontothetravelers.
”theresnodaheboysaid,ovedonpasttheent.
thealchestsoundedangry:”trustinyourheart,butneverfetthatyoureinthedesert.when
sofbattle.noonefailsto
sufferthensequencesofeverythinguhesun.”
allthingsareoheboythought.andthen,as
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”yousaid.”youreintheareahetribesareatwar.”
”iotgoingveryfar,”thealchestahey
ont,andthehattheboyandthealchestuldvealong.
theboyihosehorsenhthewayyou
lookedatthe”hesaid.
”youreyesshoist.
thatstrue,theboythought.hehadnotiultitudeofardnbackat
theent,therehadbeenonearedfixedlyatthethathis
face.
finally,ountainraextendedaloirehorizon,the
alchestsaidthattheythepyrads.
”ifeaboutalche.”
”youalreadyknoy.itisaboutperatingtothesoulofthe
thetreasurethathasbeenreservedforyou.”
”no,thatsnotean.ialkingabouttransfleadintogold.”
thealchestfellassilentasthedesert,andansheboyonlyaftertheyhadstoppedtoeat.
”everythingintheuniverseevolved,”hesaid.”and,foldisthetalthatevolvedthe
furthest.dontaskknoknohatthetraditionisal.
”nhaveneveruoodthebolof
evolutiohebasisfornflict.”
”therearenylanguagesspokenbythings,”theboysaid.”thereee,a
calsorethaneasignalofdanger.and,finally,
itbecajustawhinnyagain.”
buttheopped.thealchestprobablyalreadyk.
”ihaveknoists,”thealselvesintheir
laboratories,andtriedtoevolve,asgoldhad.andtheyfoundthephilosophersstone,becausethey
uoodthatethingevolves,everythingaroundthatthingevolvesaswell.
”othersstuledupoonebyact.theyalreadyhadthegift,andtheirsoulswerereadier
forsuchthingsthanthesoulsofothers.buttheydontunt.theyrequiterare.
”ahereheothers,erestedonlyingold.theyneverfoundthesecret.they
fotthatlead,pper,andiroheiroiofulfill.andanyoneerferesh
thedestinyofahingneveroverhisown.”
thealcheststheground.
”thisdeserteasea,”hesaid.
”inoticedthat,”theboyanswered.
thealanytiswhenhewasa
child,andhadheardthesoundofthesea.
”theseahaslivedoninthisshell,becausethatsitsdestiny.anditilthe
desertisonceagainveredbyer.”
theyuheirhorses,androdeoutinthedireidsofegypt.
thesuntingheboysheartsoundedadangersignal.theyic
dunes,andtheboylookedatthealchesttoseeherhehadsensedanything.butheappearedto
beunaier,theboysaen.
beforeheuldsayanythingtothealchest,thetenhadbeeten,andthenahundred.
aheyhedunes.
theyendressedinblue,hblagssurroundiurbans.theirfaceswere
hiddenbehindblueveils,honlytheireyesshowing.
evenfrodistaheireyeshestrengthoftheirsouls.andtheireyesspokeofdeath.
thetilitaryistintoatent
eetinghhisstaff.
”thesearethespies,”saidohen.
”istanswered.
”youycathreedaysago.andyoualkinghohetroops
there.”
”iustanist.”ihaveno
infortionabouttroopsorabouttheventofthetribes.iplyay
friendhere.”
”hechiefasked.
”analchest,”saidthealchest.”heuandstheforcesofnature.aoshowyou
hisextraordinarypowers.”
theboylistenedquietly.andfearfully.
”en.
”hehasbroughtogivetoyourtribe,”saidthealchest,beforetheboyuldsayaword.
andseizingtheboysbag,thealchestgavethegoldinstothechief.
thearabacceptedtheoutaheretobuyalotofons.
”ist”heasked,finally.
”itsanpjust
htheforceofthewind.”
thenlaughed.theyesofhatthedeliver
thefatalbloenofthedesert,andtheywere
fearfulofsorcerers.
”idoit,”saidthechief.
”hehreedays,”ansist.”heisgoingtotransforielfintothe
todenstratehispoblyofferyouourlives,forthehonorofyour
tribe.”
”youesothingthatisalreadyhechiefsaid,arrogantly.buthegrahe
travelersthreedays.
theboyisthelpedhiutofthetent.
”doheeethatyoureafraid,”thealchestsaid.”theyarebraven,andtheydespise
wards.”
buttheboyuldntevenspeak.heodosoonlyaftertheyhadhroughtheterof
the:thearabssilynfiscatedtheirhorses.so,once
agairateditsnylanguages:thedesertonlyntsagohadbeenendless
andfree,andnoperablewall.
”yougavetheverythingihad”theboysaid.”everythingivesavediirelife”
”ansoneysaved
usforthreedays.itsnotoftenthatneysavesapersonslife.”
buttheboy
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transforielfintotheist
thealetea,andpouredsoontheboyss.awaveof
relief,andthealchesttteredsohattheboydidntuand.
”dontgiveintoyourfears,”saidthealchest,inastrangelygentlevoice.”ifyoudo,yoube
abletotalktoyourheart.”
”butihavenoideahoyselfintothewind.”
”ifapersonislivingouthisdestiny,heknohingheoknohing
thatkesadreaossibletoachieve:thefearoffailure.”
”iotafraidoffailing.itsjustthatidontknoyselfintothewind.”
”oleyourlifedependsonit.”
”butifit”
”thenyoulldieitorealizeyourdestiny.thatsalotbetterthandyinglike
llionsofotherpeople,theirdestinieswere.
”butdontistntinued.”usuallythethreatofdeathkespeoplealotre
aheirlives.”
thefirstdaypassed.thereajorbattlenearby,andanuerofbackto
theca.thedeadsoldiershers,andlifeohdoesntgeanything,
theboythought.
”youuldhavediedlateron,”asoldiersaidtothebodyofoneofhispanions.”youuldhave
diedafterpeacehadbeendeclared.but,inanycase,youodie.”
attheendoftheday,theboyist,akenhisfalnoutintothe
desert.
”istillhavenoideahoyselfintotheheboyrepeated.
”reerydoes
istspiritualperfeintontactaterialplane.”
”areyoudoing”
”feedingfaln.”
”ifiotabletotuselfintotheodie,”theboysaid.”whyfeedyour
faln”
”youretheoneaydie,”thealchestsaid.”ialreadyknoyselfintothewind.”
onthesendday,theboyp.thesentinelsalloto;theyhadalreadyheardaboutthesorcererselfintotheheydidnt
.inanycase,thedesertpassable.
hespeireafteoonofthesenddaylookingoutoverthedesert,andlisteningtohisheart.
theboykneelanguage.
ohirdday,theeetingandsaid,
”letsgoseetheboyselfintothewind.”
”lets,”thealchestanswered.
theboytooktheothecliffalltobeseated.
”itsgoingtotakeaheboysaid.
”hechiefahedesert.”
theboylookedoutatthehorizon.thereountainsiandthereweredunes,
ropossible.therehedesertthat
hehadanynths;despiteallthatti,hekneallpartofit.hinthat
sllpart,hehadfoundanenglishn,caravans,tribal
treesandthreehundredwells.
”elookingat
yesterday”
”sohepersonilove,”theboysaid.”so,overyoursands,i
alsolookingather.iyselfintothe
wind.”
”islove”thedesertasked.
”loveisthefalnsflightoveryoursands.be,yreenfield,frohe
ale.heknoountains,andyouare
generoustohi”
”thefalnsbeake,self,”thedesertsaid.”foryears,ie,feeding
iteis.and,oneday,asienjoythe
faysurface,thefalofthesky,andtakesaive
created.”
”butthatseinthefirstplace,”theboyanshefaln.
andthefalnthennourishesn.aually,ne
shohewoes.”
”soisthatloveis”
”yes,thatsakesthegabeethefaln,thefalnbeen,and
n,inhistu,thedesert.itsakesthegoldretutotheearth.”
”idontuandyouretalkingabout,”thedesertsaid.
”butyouatleastuandthatsoane.and
thatsyselfintothewind.”
thedesertdidntansforafeonts.
thenittoldhi”illgiveyousandstohelptheoblo,alone,itdoanything.you
havetoaskforhelpfrohewind.”
abreezebegantobloenadistanselvesin
alanguagethattheboyuldntuand.
thealchestsled.
theheboyandtouchedhisface.itkneheboystalkhthedesert,because
thehing.theyblohehoutabirthpladhnoplacetodie.
”help,”theboysaid.”onedayyouylovedoo.”
”aughtyoutospeakthelanguageofthedesertandthewind”
”heart,”theboyanswered.
theanynas.inthatpartofthehesiroc,becauseitbrought
isturefroheoefrotheycalleditthelevanter,
beoorish
enthoughtthatthewind
noplaceatall,nordiditgotoanyplace;
thatseoonedayplanttreesinthedesert,andeven
raisesheepthere,butneverheyhaessthewind.
”youtbethehethings.”
”thatsnottrue,”theboysaid.”ileaedthealchestssecretsintravels.ihaveihe
adeby
thesa
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love.”
”iheardist,”thehat
everythinghasitsoselvesintothewind.”
”justteaents,”theboysaid.”soyouanditalkaboutthe
litlesspossibilitiesofpeopleandthewinds.”
theethingthathadneverhappenedbefore.itedtotalkabout
thosethings,butitdidntknoanintotheanythingsthewind
alreadykneodoitcreateddeserts,sankships,felledentireforests,andblehroughcities
filledusiits,yetherehatthere
herthingstheodo.
”thisisheboysaid,seeingthattheograntingherequested.
”hingiion.heresallto
uandentu
theelvesintotheheourse.”
theingirritatedhtheboy
obloaking
itsanintotheknehingabout
love.
”intravelsaroundtheenseenpeoplespeakingofloveandlookingtohe
heavens,”theitations.”ybeitsbetterto
askheaven.”
”edothat,”theboysaid.”fillthisplacesthatitblotsout
thesun.thenilooktoheavenyself.”
sothehallitsstrength,andtheskyhsand.thesuoldendisk.
attheca,itenofthedesertiliarhthat
uanditatsea.theirhorsescriedout,andall
theirhsand.
ontheheights,oheuedtothechiefandsaid,”ybeterendthis”
theyuldbarelyseetheboy.theirfaceshthebluecloths,andtheireyesshowed
fear.
”letsstopthis,”anotherndersaid.
”iantus
hielfintothewind.”
buthedeantalhenasofthetenheirfear.assoonasthe
ovetheroheirnds,becausetruenofthedesertare
notafraid.
”theethatyouknolove”theboysaidtothesun.”ifyouknolove,you
stalsoknoadeoflove.”
”fro”thesunsaid,”iunicatesysoul,and
togetherandi
lohileaedhoeevenalittlebitclosertothe
earth,everythingtherehesouloftheworld.sowe
eeae
reasonforliving.”
”soyouknolove,”theboysaid.
”andiknohesoulofthegreatlengthtoeachotherduringthis
eripthroughtheuniverse.ittellsthatitsgreatestproblesthat,upuntilnohe
neralsaablesuandthatallthingsareohattheresnoneedforirohesa
aspper,orpperthesaasgold.easitsofunasauniquebeing,and
everythingphonyofpeaceifthehandthateallthishadstoppedohday
ofcreation.
”buttherehday,”thesunon.
”youareadistaheboysaid.”butyoudontknow
aboutlove.iftherehadntbeenasixthday,;pperpper,
andleadjustlead.itstruethateverythinghasitsdestiny,butohatdestinywillberealized.so
eaitselfintosothier,andtoacquireaneeday,
thesouloftheesohingonly.”
thesunthoughtaboutthat,anddehtly.thehe
ion,startedtoblohgreaterforce,sothatthesunblindtheboy.
”thisisyexists,”theboysaid.”sothateveryonereasure,findit,and
thenerlife.leadsroleuntiltheworldhasno
furtheeedforlead;andtheuitselfintogold.
”thatsistsdo.theyshoebetterthanhing
aroundusbeesbetter,too.”
”idontknolove”thesuheboy.
”bethehes
notlovetoseeeverythingfrodistansandiroves
thesoulofthereachedthroughtoit,ithoughtthesouloftheworld.
butlater,iuldseethatitheraspectsofcreation,andhaditsois
hesouloftheheherbetterorworse,
dependieroresin.
becauseebetterthanweare.”
”soe”thesunasked.
”ietuselfintotheheboyanswered.
”naturekhebeingiion,”thesunsaid.”butidontknootuyou
intothewind.”
”then,shouldiask”
thesunthoughtforaheeningclosely,aelleveryerofthe
haditslitations.thatitodealhthisboyhe
languageoftheworld.
”speaktothehandthateall,”saidthesun.
theedtheir
tiestotheearth,andtheanilstheir
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eabeingblownaway.
theboytuedtothehandthateall.ashedidso,hesehattheuniversehadfalle,
andhedecidednottospeak.
ahisheart,andtheboybegantopray.ithathehadnever
saidbefore,becauseithoutgivethanksforhissheep
havingfoundneorecrystal;anditdidntbeseech
thattheantioahisretu.inthesileheboyuoodthatthe
desert,thehesunryingtouandthesighehand,andwere
seekingtofolloerald.hesaw
thatohroughouttheearthandinspadthattherewasnoreasonor
significeattachedtotheirappearance;heuldseethatnotthedeserts,northehesun,
norpeoplekneheyhadbeeed.butthatthehandhadareasonforallofthis,andthat
onlythehanduldperforiratheseaintoadesertoranintothewind.
becauseonlythehanduoodthatitovedtheuothepoint
atasterwork.
theboyreachedthroughtothesouloftheitofthesoulofgod.and
hesaracles.
thesilehatdayasithadneverbloionsthereafter,thearabsreunted
thelegendofaboyselfintotheostdestroyingalitary
defianostpohedesert.
ueasedtoblootheplaceheboyhadbeen.buthewasno
lohere;hep.
theniling:thealchest,
becausehehadfoundhisperfectdisciple,andthechief,becausethatdisciplehaduoodtheglory
ofgod.
thefolloistfarehan
esrtpartytoaythesfarastheychose.
theyrodefortheentireday.toeuponaptiastery.
thealp.
”froereon,youistsaid.”youareonlythreehoursfrohepyrads.”
”thankyou,”saidtheboy.”youtaughtthelanguageoftheworld.”
”ionlyinvokedyoualreadyknew.”
thealonastery.ankdressedinblackcatothegates.they
spokeforafeiheptiistbadetheboyenter.
”iaskedhioletusethekitiled.
theyohealchestlightedthefire,andthenk
broughthiolead,istplaanironpan.eliquid,
thealhispouchthestrangeyelloitasliverasthinasahair,
elted.
thexturetookonareddishlor,alstthelorofblood.theal
thefire,aasidetool.ashedidso,hetalkedonkaboutthetribalwars.
”ithinktheyregoingtolastforalongti,”hesaidtothenk.
thei,ingfortheo
end.”butgodsonksaid.
”exactly,”ansist.
onkandtheboylookedatit,dazzled.theleadhaddriedintothe
shapeofthepan,butitwasgold.
”eday”theboyasked.
”thisydestiny,notyours,”thealchestaoshohatitwas
possible.”
theyretuedtothegatesofthehere,thealchestseparatedthediskintofourparts.
”thisisforyou,”hesaid,holdihepartsouttothenk.”itsforyenerositytothe
pilgri.”
”butthispayntgoesygenerosity,”thenkresponded.
”dontsaythatagain.lifeghtbelistening,andgiveyoulessthei.”
thealakeupfavetothegeneral.”
theboyuchrethanhehadgiventhegeneral.buthekeptquiet,
beonk.
”andthisisfor,”saidthealchest,keepiheparts.”becauseihavetoretutothe
desert,herearetribalwars.”
hetookthefourthpartandhaothenk.
”thisisfortheboy.ifheeveeedsit.”
”butioingireasure,”theboysaid.”ieryclosetoitnow.”
”andistsaid.
”thenhis”
”becauseyouhavealreadylostyoursavingstan
old,superstitiousarab,andibelieveinourproverbs.theresohatsays,everythingthathappens
onneverhappenagain.buteverythingthathappenste.”
theyuheirhorses.
”is,”saidthealchest.
thebhthishorsecloser.
”inaneofeerortiberius,therelivedagoodnwosons.one
ilitary,andhadbeeothestdistantregionsoftheeire.theothersonwasa
poet,anddelightedallofrohhisbeautifulverses.
”onenight,thefatherhadadreaanangelappearedtohiandtoldhihatthewordsofoneof
hissohefather
hisdrearatefulandg,becauselife
sothinganyfatheroknow.
”shortlythereafter,thefatherdiedashetriedtosaveachildtobecrushedbythe
ahatandfair,he
dire.
”youan,theangelsaidtohiyoulivedyourlifeinalovingway,anddied
hdignity.ioyouanywishyoudesire.
”lifee,thensaid.ydreai
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beenreysonspoeenfeionstoe.idont
anythingforself.butanyfathereachievedbyonehehadcared
forasachild,andeducatedashegreetiiantfuture,iysons
words.
”theaouchedthensshoulder,andtheyhprojectedfarintothefuture.theywerein
anieing,surrouhousandsofpeoplespeakingastrangelanguage.
”thenhhappiness.
”ikneysoal,hesaidtotheahroughhistears.youplease
tellysohesepeoplearerepeating
”theangelan,and,toabenearby,heysat
down.
”theversesofyoursoheangelsaid.everyone
lovedthendehebutsten.the
ilitary.
”thenlookedattheangelinsurprise.
”yoursourion.heandgood.one
afteoon,oneofhisservantsfellill,anditappearedthathewoulddie.yoursonhadheardofarabbi
an.alongthe
ahersured
byhiandtheyinstruansteags.andso,despitethefactthathewasa
rourion,heedtotheirfaith.shortlythereafter,hereachedthepla
heing.
”hetoldthenthatoneofhisservantsadereadytogotohishouse
.buttheturionanoffaith,and,lookingintotheeyesoftherabbi,hek
hehepresehesonofgod.
”andthisisan.thesearetheotherabbiat
thatpoint,andtheyhaveneverbeenfotten:”lord,iaote
underroof.butonlyspeakayservantwillbehealed.””
thealchestsaid,”notterhedoes,everypersohplaysatralroleiory
oftheallyhedoesntkno.”
theboysled.hehadneverigihatquestionsaboutlifeportaoa
shepherd.
”goodbye,”thealchestsaid.
”goodbye,”saidtheboy.
theboyrodealongthroughthedesertforseveralhours,listeningavidlytohishearthadtosay.
itreasurewashidden.
”.
buthisheartherthings.hpride,ittoldthestoryofashepherdhis
floen
en,nfrontingthepeopleoftheirtis
htheirprenceivednotions.itspokeofjoueys,disveries,books,andge.
ashebyetanotherdune,hisheartheplacewhereyouare
broughttotears.thats,andthatsreasureis.”
theboyonthsince
hehadsetforthfroheoasis.theonlightcastshadhthedunes,creatingthe
appearaheboyofthedayhathorsehadrearedinthedesert,
andhehadetoknoist.andtheonfellonthedesertssilenans
joueyinsearchoftreasure.
ihelightoftheonand
thebrightnessofthedesert,stoodthesoleaicpyradsofegypt.
theboyfelltohiskneesandakinghielieveinhisdestiny,andfor
leadinghioetaking,art,anenglishn,andanalchest.andaboveallforhis
havingtaanofthedesertthatloveanfrois
destiny.
ifhea,andlivehislifeasasile
shepherd.afterall,thealchestntioliveinthedesert,eventhoughheuoodthe
languageoftheonstratehis
sselfthat,ontheoiny,he
hadleaedallheoknoighthavedreadof.
buthereheindedhielfthatnoprojectis
pleteduntilitsobje,andsaw
that,einthe
desert,hehadleaedthat,i,thescarabbeetlesareasyolofgod.
aheboybegantodigintothedune.ashedidso,hethoughtofthecrystal
ridinhisbackyard.theboyuldseenow
thatheuldntdosoifheplacedstoneuponstoherestofhislife.
throughoutthenight,theboydugattheplacehehadchosen,butfoundnothied
doesihepyradshadbeenbuilt.buthedidntstop.hestruggledto
ntinuediggingashefoughttheenblehesandbatotheexcavation.hishands
todigearsfell.
asheptingtopullouttherocksheenuntered,heheardfootsteps.severalfigures
approachedhitheirbacksoonlight,andtheboyuldseehertheireyesnortheir
faces.
”anded.
becauseheerrified,theboydidntansreasurewas,andwas
frighteighthappen.
”thetribaloheuresaid.”areyouhiding
there”
”iothidinganything,”theboyanswered.
butoheeizedtheboyandyankedhiackoutofthehole.another,he
boysbags,foundthepieceofgold.
”theresgoldhere,”hesaid.
theonshohefaaheboysah.
”hesprobablygoldhiddenintheground.”
theydetheboyntinue
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www.lizi.twdigging,buthefoundnothing.asthesuheobeatthe
boy.hehingotoshreds,athatdeathwasnear.
”ooyouifyoingtodieitsnotoftenthatneysavesooneslife,”
thealedatthen,”iiggingfortreasure”and,
althoughhisuthedofa
treasurehiddehepyradsofegypt.
then.he
doesnthaveanythingelse.hesthavestolenthisgold.”
theboyfelltothesand,nearlyunnsandsaid,”wereleaving.”
butbeforetheyleft,hecabacktotheboyandsaid,”yourenotgoingtodie.youlllive,andyoull
leathatanshouldupid.t,
too.idreadthatishouldtraveltothefieldsofspainandlookforaruinedchurchwhereshepherds
andtheirsheepslept.ihererooftheruinsofthesacristy,and
iore,inotso
stupidasto.”
andtheydisappeared.
theboystoodupshakily,andlookedonids.theyseedtolaughathiand
helaughedback,hisheartburstinghjoy.
becausenoreasurewas.
epilogue
theboyreachedthesll,abandonedchurchjustasnightoreilltherein
thesaeeredtheti
hehadbeenthere.
nohhisflock,buthashovel.
hesatlookingattheskyforalongti.theookfroisknapsackabottleofwine,anddrank
so.hereeredthenightinthedesertist,astheylookedatthe
starsanddrankanyroadshehadtraveled,andofthestrangeway
godhads,
heetthegypsyan,theking,thethief,or”salonglist.butthepath
ens,andthereself.
hefellasleep,andhesunodigatthebaseofthe
sycare.
”youoldsorcerer,”theboyshouteduptothesky.”youkneheory.youeveabitoldatthenasterysoiuldgetbaonklaughedee
baefrohat”
”no,”heheardavoitheids.
theyrebeautiful,arentthey”
theboysled,andntinueddigging.halfanhourlater,hisshovelhitsothingsolid.anhour
later,hehadbeforehichestofspanishgoldins.thereasks
adoedbeddedhje
thattheuntryhadlongagotten,andthatsonquistadorhadfailedtotellhischildren
about.
theboytookouturindthuiroisbag.hehadusedthetonesonlyone
ingarketplace.hislifeandhispathhadalhenough
ons.
heplacedurindthuinthechest.theyofhisnereasure,becausethey
iheoldking,hewouldneverseeagain.
itstrue;lifereallyisgeneroustothoseheirdestiny,theboythought.thenhe
reeredthathehadtogettotarifasoheuldgiveoenthofhistreasuretothegypsy
an,ashehadprosed.thosegypsiesarereallysrt,hethought.ybeithey
vedaroundsoch.
theefrofrica.itdidntbringh
itthesllofthedesert,northethreatoforishinvasion.instead,itbroughtthese
hekneefroarailitrested
onhislips.
theboysled.iteshehaddohat.
”ing,fati,”hesaid.
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