鍊金術士- A Fable About Following Your Dream（英文版）Paulo Coelho_全集免費閱讀_精彩無彈窗閱讀

thetipeopledontrealizeivedohe”

theoldnrelatedthat,theiner,andhadtaken

theforfastonethenerhadabandonedeverythingtogoningforeraldsforfiveyearshehadbeeninedhundredsofthousandsofstoneslookingforaneraldthenerinejustone

restonejustonereheeraldsincethenerhadsacrificedeverythingtohisdestiny,theoldndeedhielfintoastohatrolleduptothenersfootthener,halltheangerandfrustrationofhisfivefruitlessyears,pickedupthestoneandthreasidebuthehadthrohsuchforcethatitbrokethestoneitfellupon,andthere,eeddedinthebrokenstone,ostbeautifuleraldintheworld”peoplelea,earlyintheirlives,an,hacertainbitteess”ybethatsheygiveuponitsoearly,toobutthatstheis”theboyrendedtheoldnthathehadsaidsothingabouthiddentreasure”treasureisunveredbytheforceoffloecurrents,”saidtheoldn”ifyoueoenthofyour

flock”

”ytreasure”

theoldnlookeddisappointed”ifyoustartoutbyprosingyoudontevenhaveyet,youllloseyourdesiretootingit”

theboytoldhihathehadalreadyprosedtogiveoenthofhistreasuretothegypsy”gypsiesareexpertsatgettingpeopletodothat,”sighedtheoldn”inanycase,itsgoodthatyouveleaedthateverythinginlifehasitspricethisisthehelighttrytoteach”theoldnretuedthebooktotheboy

”torroeti,bringatenthofyourflockandiellyouhoofindthehiddentreasuregoodafteoon”

andhevanishedaroundtheeroftheplaza

theboybeganagaintoreadhisbook,butheoncentrateheenseandupset,becausehekneanheovertothebakeryandboughtaloafofbread,thinkingaboutanhadsaidabouthi

sotisitsbettertoleavethingsastheyare,hethoughttohielf,anddecidedtosaynothingifheosayanything,thebakerhreedaysthinkingaboutgivingitallup,eventhoughhehadgottenusedtothehingsainlyresistcausingthatkindofanxietyforthebakersohebegantoselfatthegatestherewasasllbuildingthere,haticketstoafricaandheknehategypta

”anbehindthewindow

”ybetorroovingaoneofhissheep,hedhaveenoughtogettotheothershoreofthestraittheideafrightenedhi”anotherdrear,”saidtheticketsellertohisassistant,chingtheboyhaveenoughneytotravel”

beredhisflock,anddecidedheshouldgo

backtobeingashepherdinthingaboutshepherding:hekneoshearsheep,howolvesheknewall

thefieldsandpasturesofandalusiaandheknehefairpriceforeveryoneofhisanils

hedecidedtoretutohisfriendsstablebythelongestroutepossibleashethecityspthatledtothetopofthethere,

heuldseeafrithatittherethattheors

hade,tooccupyallofspain

heuldseealsttheentirecityfroincludingtheplazaalkedhtheoldnetthatoldn,hethoughthehadetothetoofindaanneithertheannortheoldnpressedby

thefactthathearyindividualshings,and

didntunderstandthatshepherdsbeeattachedtotheirsheepheknehingabouteacherofhisflo

no,andhoifheever

de,theywouldsuffer

theoors

hadefrohelevantattheeasteendofthediterraneanthelevanterinytreasure,theboythoughthe

hadtoedtoandsothingheedtohave

thereerchantsdaughter,butsheportantashisflock,becauseshedidntdependonhiybeshedidntevenreerhiheadenodifferencetoherone,andeasthe

next,itsbecausepeoplefailtoregnizethegoodthingsthathappenintheirliveseverydaythatthesunrises

ileftfather,ther,andthetoybeingaway,andsohaveithesheepynotbeingthere,too,theboythoughtfroandgofrohebakers

shopayounguplesatonthebenchan,andtheykissed”thatbaker”hesaidtohielf,pletingthethoughtthelevanterillgettingstronger,andhefeltitsforceonhisfacethatoors,yes,butithadalsobroughtthesllofthedesertandofveiledenithadbroughtsofntosearchfortheunknoureandforthe

pyradstheboyfeltjealousofthefreedoftheefreedotherebackexcepthielfthesheep,therchantsdaughter,andthefieldsofandalusiaepsalongtheohisdestinythenextday,theboyttheoldnatnoonhebroughtsixsheep”iurprised,”theboysaid”friendboughtalltheothersheepiediatelyhesaidthathehadaledofbeing