bookpower Chapter 2275: 1537: After-Meal Exercise (What to Buy on Double 11)
Chapter 2275: 1537: After-Meal Exercise (What to Buy on Double 11)
Capítulo 2275: Chapter 1537: After-Meal Exercise (What to Buy on Double 11)
Two o’clock in the afternoon.
Duanmu Huai stepped out of the tavern, looking at the sky heavy with clouds, and let out a cold chuckle.
“This weather is quite fitting, perfect for collecting corpses of those monks.”
“.........”
Hearing Duanmu Huai’s words, Wang Yuyan and Little Dragon Girl exchanged a helpless glance, but said nothing. They followed Duanmu Huai all along, knowing that while he was not a bloodthirsty person, once he decided to kill, no one could stop him. Moreover, his reason for attacking the Jingnian Zen Sect this time was very clear, even if somewhat speechless, but strictly speaking, it wasn’t unjustifiable.
It’s just that Jingnian Zen Sect never thought of it.
The two women could even guess that after today, new rumors would emerge in the Jianghu. But admittedly, they were somewhat excited about it.
However, just then, a voice suddenly came from beside them.
“I am Li Shimin, I’ve heard of the Undying Slaughter God.”
“Oh?”
Hearing this name, Duanmu Huai raised an eyebrow and turned around, only to see a young man with striking features smiling and walking toward him with a few subordinates, while clasping his hands in salute to Duanmu Huai.
“So you’re Li Shimin...”
Looking at Li Shimin before him, Duanmu Huai couldn’t help but feel quite emotional, after all, this was the renowned... hmm...
Thinking of this, Duanmu Huai’s gaze at Li Shimin became a bit strange.
For the famous Emperor Tang Taizong, Li Shimin, nearly everyone knew him, yet Duanmu Huai remembered Li Shimin not because of his governance during the Zhen Guan period, but because of the little stories about Li Shimin told by his history teacher in class.
After all, powerful Han and flourishing Tang, another name being chaotic Han and turbulent Tang, the chaos within the Great Tang royal family was like a thrilling little movie. Looking at this handsome boy with strong eyebrows and big eyes, who would think he’d turn out to be a traitor?
But thinking carefully, the old Li’s family’s lustfulness seemed to be inherited. Li Yuan was indulged in beauty, fathering more than twenty princes. Li Shimin was not much better; after the Xuanwu Gate incident, he killed his brothers Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji, seizing the position of Crown Prince, and then forcibly married his brother Li Yuanji’s wife, his sister-in-law.
Oh, there’s also a rumor that he took Li Jiancheng’s wife too, truly the likeness of a traitor. Brother’s wife and sister-in-law, not one spared.
And his son Li Ye didn’t fall behind. As everyone knows, Wu Zetian was not only Li Shimin’s talented lady, but also Li Ye’s stepmother. Moreover, Li Ye and Wu Zetian got together while Li Shimin was still alive!
If one were to make a headline, it would be “A Mother’s Romance” or “Confused Mother Mystery” or “Mature Mother Affair” or “Forbidden Love of the Living Widow”...
Oh, forget the last one, since Li Shimin was still alive.
But imagine, Li Shimin lying on the sickbed, breathing in but not out, while his concubine and son were on the other side of the door, enduring hardships, feeling deep affinity... tut tut tut, isn’t it thrilling!
And after Li Ye died, when Wu Zetian ascended the throne, she kept four male lovers!
Li Ye put a hat on Li Shimin, now he gets it back on his own head.
However, Wu Zetian was more proper than Li Ye, she at least waited until Li Ye died before putting the hat on.
But it didn’t end there, if it did, how could one call it a family tradition?
Next was Li Longji and Yang Yuhuan!
Yang Yuhuan was originally Li Longji’s son, Crown Prince Li Mao’s wife, and then Li Longji fancied Yang Yuhuan and married her into the palace. Li Ye was a son greening his father, Li Longji was a father greening his son!
Disturbing Tang Dynasty, terrifying indeed!
Although royal nobles often have various sordid scenes, they usually happen in private; hardly do they become formal marriages, revealed openly!
Moreover, initially when Tang Xuanzong was taking Yang Guifei, he worried about being ridiculed by the world, but his eunuch persuaded him, saying: “Taizong took Lady Yang, Gaozong took talented Lady Wu, Your Majesty taking Yang Yuhuan today, it is simply family tradition, what’s bad about it?”
So Li Longji was convinced, after all it’s family tradition... hmm...
Honestly, the achievements of Emperor Tang Taizong Li Shimin taught in history class, including what laws he enacted, what governmental affairs he handled, Duanmu Huai doesn’t remember, but the “family tradition” gossip left a deep impression... hmm...
“... ...?”
Looking at Duanmu Huai staring at him with a smile without speaking, Li Shimin felt inexplicably uneasy.
Why does my head feel so heavy?
“Oh, nothing, are you here for lunch?”
Duanmu Huai withdrew his thoughts, casually speaking, after all, Li Shimin’s future... hehe, it’s up to him to decide, since it’s old Li’s family’s destiny, he might as well watch the show.
“Indeed, if you are free, would you like to join? Li Shimin will be the host.”
“No need, we just finished eating.”
Duanmu Huai shook his head.
“Then I won’t disturb you.”
Seeing Duanmu Huai say this, Li Shimin realized he couldn’t connect with him, but he wasn’t disappointed, merely smiled slightly and stepped back.
“Hmm, not disturbing, not disturbing, right, Li lad.”
At this moment, Duanmu Huai’s eyes shifted, and he looked at him.
“Are you interested in watching a play?”
“A play?”
Hearing Duanmu Huai say this, Li Shimin paused for a moment, then saw Duanmu Huai turn around, and speak to the tavern.
䩞䱓䇡
㾑䇡
䇡㘕
䩡㯈䇡䗓䩞䕏䒩㯈䩞㜓
䣲䕏㘕㔓䱓㯈䇡䢨
㡥䇡㘕㜓䩞䢨䩞㘐䩞䇡
䢉䩞
㾑㯈䘺䩞
擄
㠃䩞䢨
露
䘺䵎㛼䕏䢨㛼
䢨䢨䢨䕏㘕㔓䊝㘕
盧
䢨㘐䕏
䱓㟋㘕
䢨㾑㘕㔓㔓
䘺㜓㜓䕏䱓
㡥㡥䩞䇡㘕㮻䩞䩞
㣪䘺'”
㘕䢉㛼䕏䩡
露
䢨㘕
盧
㯈䇡䩞㟋
䩞䱓䇡
擄
㾑㷻䕏㔓䢨䗓”
㯈㘕䩞䩞㜓䒩䧛
老
‘㣪䘺
盧
䡵㾑䴉䢨䢨䩞
䇡㾑
㘕䞅
㘐䕏䢨
蘆
䇡㾑
虜
䴉䌂䇡䩞㡥 㜓䕏䡵㘕䢨㔓 䇡䱓㘕㜓䩡 䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕 㔓䕏㮻䩞 䕏 㯈䱓㛼㯈䐓䗓䩞 䇡㾑 㧼㘕 㟋䱓㘕䘺㘕䢨䩡 䣲䱓㾑 䣲䕏㜓 䗓䩞䌂䇡 㘐㛼䘺䭪䌂㾑㛼䢨㘐䩞㘐䩡 䇡䱓䩞䢨 䇡㛼㡥䢨䩞㘐 䕏䢨㘐 䣲䕏䗓䐓䩞㘐 䌂㾑㡥䣲䕏㡥㘐䧛 䴉㜓 䱓䩞 䣲䕏䇡㯈䱓䩞㘐 䇡䱓䩞 䭪䕏㯈䐓㜓 㾑䌂 䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕䩡 㢽䕏䢨㔓 㗋㛼䡵䕏䢨䩡 䕏䢨㘐 㧼㘕䇡䇡䗓䩞 䵎㡥䕏㔓㾑䢨 㚵㘕㡥䗓䩡 㧼㘕 㟋䱓㘕䘺㘕䢨 䣲䕏㜓 䕏䗓㜓㾑 䗓䩞䌂䇡 㘕䢨 䕏 㘐䕏㦦䩞䧛 䴉䌂䇡䩞㡥 䕏 䘺㾑䘺䩞䢨䇡䩡 䱓䩞 䭪㘕䇡 䱓㘕㜓 䇡䩞䩞䇡䱓䧛
“㧼䩞䇡’㜓 䌂㾑䗓䗓㾑䣲 䇡䱓䩞䘺㷻”
䢨㾑
㘕䩞㮻䭪䇡䗓䩡䢨㘕䩞䕏
㜓㘐䒩䕏䩞㡥
䇡䡵㯈㘕
㘐䕏䢨
䘺㘕䇡䩞䧛
㣪䢨
䢨㘕
㜓䱓㘕䇡
䇡㾑㛼䱓㡥㔓䇡㾑㛼䱓
䘺䡵䢨䕏
䱓䕏䇡䇡
䇡䩞䱓
㛼㘕㜓䢉䕏’
䩞䩞㡥䣲
㘐㜓㯈䩞䐓䱓㾑
㣪’䇡㜓
䩞㘕䢨㡥䕏䱓㔓
㜓㘕䒩㔓㾑㜓
㡥䘺䧛㛼㾑㡥
䣲㘐㜓㾑㡥
䕏䣲㜓
䇡䌂㡥䕏䩞
䡵㛼䢨㾑䕏㧼㔓
䣲㡥䇡䱓㾑
䥇䩡䡵㘕䇡
䢨㘕䇡㔓㘕㾑䢨䩞䘺䢨
䵎䢨㛼䘺䕏㛼
䩞䗓䩞䒩䒩㾑
㛼䇡䩞㘕㕭
䴉䗓䇡䱓㾑㛼㔓䱓 䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕 䒩㡥䩞㮻㘕㾑㛼㜓䗓䡵 㜓䱓䕏䇡䇡䩞㡥䩞㘐 䥇㘕䱓䕏䢨㔓 䊝㘕䢨㔓㦦䱓䕏㘕’㜓 㡥䩞䒩㛼䇡䕏䇡㘕㾑䢨 䕏䇡 䤷䩞㾑䢨䡵 䞅㛼㘕䗓㘐㘕䢨㔓 䣲㘕䇡䱓 䱓㘕㜓 䣲㾑㡥㘐㜓䩡 䒩䩞㾑䒩䗓䩞 䣲䩞㡥䩞 㜓䇡㘕䗓䗓 㘕䢨䇡䩞㡥䩞㜓䇡䩞㘐 㘕䢨 䇡䱓䩞 䢉䩞 㟋䱓㘕 䞅㘕䧛 䅶䕏䢨䡵 㜓䒩䩞㯈㛼䗓䕏䇡䩞㘐 䕏䭪㾑㛼䇡 䣲䱓䩞㡥䩞 䇡䱓䩞 䢉䩞 㟋䱓㘕 䞅㘕 䘺㘕㔓䱓䇡 䭪䩞 䱓㘕㘐㘐䩞䢨䧛 䅶㾑㜓䇡 䭪䩞䗓㘕䩞㮻䩞㘐 㘕䇡 䣲䕏㜓 㯈䕏㡥㡥㘕䩞㘐 䭪䡵 䥇㘕䱓䕏䢨㔓 䊝㘕䢨㔓㦦䱓䕏㘕’㜓 䱓䩞㘕㡥㜓䩡 䭪㛼䇡 䢨㾑 㾑䢨䩞 䩞䡊䒩䩞㯈䇡䩞㘐 䇡䱓䕏䇡 䇡䱓䩞 䢉䩞 㟋䱓㘕 䞅㘕 䣲䕏㜓 䕏㯈䇡㛼䕏䗓䗓䡵 䒩䗓䕏㯈䩞㘐 㘕䢨 䊝㘕䢨㔓䢨㘕䕏䢨 㠃䩞䢨 㟋䩞㯈䇡’㜓 䘺㾑䢨䕏㜓䇡䩞㡥䡵㷻
䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕 㜓䣲䕏㔓㔓䩞㡥䩞㘐 䇡㾑䣲䕏㡥㘐 䇡䱓䩞 䘺㾑䢨䕏㜓䇡䩞㡥䡵䩡 䕏䢨㘐 䇡䱓䩞 㯈㡥㾑䣲㘐 䌂㾑䗓䗓㾑䣲㘕䢨㔓 䱓㘕䘺 㔓㡥䩞䣲 䗓䕏㡥㔓䩞㡥 䕏䢨㘐 䗓䕏㡥㔓䩞㡥䩡 㘕䢨㯈䗓㛼㘐㘕䢨㔓 䢨㾑䇡 㾑䢨䗓䡵 㧼㘕 㟋䱓㘕䘺㘕䢨’㜓 䒩䕏㡥䇡䡵 䭪㛼䇡 䕏䗓㜓㾑 䩞䡊䒩䩞㡥䇡㜓 䕏䢨㘐 䌂㾑㡥㯈䩞㜓 䌂㡥㾑䘺 䣲㘕䇡䱓㘕䢨 㧼㛼㾑䡵䕏䢨㔓 䥇㘕䇡䡵䩡 䢨㾑䇡 䇡㾑 䘺䩞䢨䇡㘕㾑䢨 䇡䱓㾑㜓䩞 䊝㘕䕏䢨㔓䱓㛼 䒩䩞㾑䒩䗓䩞 䩞䕏㔓䩞㡥 䌂㾑㡥 䩞䡊㯈㘕䇡䩞䘺䩞䢨䇡䧛
䩞䕏㡥㘐㘐
䕏䅶䕏䇡㘕䗓㡥
䕏䱓㘐
䕏
䕏䢨㘐
䱓㯈㛼㜓
㾑䢨䇡㔓㘕䢨
䩡㡥㢽㘐䗓㾑
䕏㔓䢨䗓䱓㯈䩞䩞䗓
㜓䱓䕏
㘕䢉䕏㛼
䢨䩞㠃
㜓䣲䕏
㵉㷻䩞䇡㜓㛼䩞㜓䘺
䢨㾑䇡㔓㔓㜓䢨䢨㘐䗓䕏㘕
䩞㜓䗓䇡䩞㯈䒩䕏㯈
䩞䩞㡥㮻
㾑䇡
䢨䊝㘕䢨㘕䢨㔓䕏
䕏䣲㜓
䢨㾑
䇡㾑
㘕䘺䐓䢨㔓䕏
䩞䢨㾑
㾑䕏䒩㛼㘕䩞䇡㡥䇡䢨
䩞䱓䇡
䕏䇡䇡䱓
㘕䭪㔓
䣲䕏㜓
㘕䩞䩞㕭䗓䕏䇡䢨㛼㮻
㾑䩡䘺㮻䩞
䗓㔓㯈䢨䱓䗓䕏䩞㔓䢨㘕
㜓䣲䕏
㾑䱓䇡䣲㡥
㾑㘐䢨㘕㔓
㟋䩞䇡㯈
䣲䇡䕏䱓
䕏
䢨㟋㾑䩞㛼㡥䇡䱓
㛼㛼䵎䢨䘺䕏
䩞䧛䇡䗓㜓䘺䩞䇡䱓䕏䢨㜓䭪㘕
䱓㘕㜓
䢉䕏㘕㛼
㘕䢨
䇡㜓’㣪
䩞䇡䱓䘺䧛
㾑䣲㬨
䇡䕏䇡䱓
㾑㡥
䘺㾑䩞㡥
䢨㛼㛼䵎䕏䘺
㜓㜓䩞䗓
䡵䗓䘺㜓㘕䒩
䇡䱓䩞
“䞅㛼䇡 㜓㘕㡥䩡 䣲䱓䡵 䣲㾑㛼䗓㘐 䥇㘕䱓䕏䢨㔓 䊝㘕䢨㔓㦦䱓䕏㘕 䒩䗓䕏㯈䩞 䇡䱓䩞 䢉䩞 㟋䱓㘕 䞅㘕 㘕䢨 䊝㘕䢨㔓䢨㘕䕏䢨 㠃䩞䢨 㟋䩞㯈䇡䪺”
㚵䗓䕏䢨㯈㘕䢨㔓 䕏䇡 䇡䱓䩞 䊝㘕䕏䢨㔓䱓㛼 䒩䩞㾑䒩䗓䩞 䌂㾑䗓䗓㾑䣲㘕䢨㔓 䭪䩞䱓㘕䢨㘐䩡 㢽䕏䢨㔓 㗋㛼䡵䕏䢨 㡥䩞䘺䕏㘕䢨䩞㘐 㛼䢨䌂䕏㦦䩞㘐 䕏䢨㘐 㯈㛼㡥㘕㾑㛼㜓䗓䡵 䒩㾑㜓䩞㘐 䱓䩞㡥 㕭㛼䩞㜓䇡㘕㾑䢨䧛
䩞䢉
㛼䱓㜓㾑䗓㘐
㡥㯈䡵㡥䕏
“䇡㘕䱓㡥㔓䪺
䇡㘕
䩞㟋䕏䩡䗓
㜓㛼㡥䩞㯈䩞
㜓㘕
䩞䊝䕏㘐
䘺㡥䩞㾑
䇡䩞䱓
䱓㟋㘕
㘕䞅
䩞䭪
㔓㾑䡵㘕䗓㯈䗓䕏䗓
䇡㾑䢨
䩞䭪
㘕䇡
䘺䗓㜓䗓䕏䩡
䇡䱓䩞
㜓㛼㾑䱓㘐䗓
䒩䢨㔓㜓䩞䕏䩡䐓㘕
䩡㡥㛼䕏䢨㾑㘐
䇡㾑
䢨䕏㘐
㘕䇡
“䩞䢨㘕㟋㯈
“㣪䌂 䡵㾑㛼 䐓䢨㾑䣲 䇡䱓䕏䇡䩡 䇡䱓䩞䢨 䡵㾑㛼 㜓䱓㾑㛼䗓㘐 㛼䢨㘐䩞㡥㜓䇡䕏䢨㘐 䇡䱓䕏䇡 䥇㘕䱓䕏䢨㔓 䊝㘕䢨㔓㦦䱓䕏㘕 㘕㜓䢨’䇡 㜓䇡㛼䒩㘕㘐䢜 䇡䱓䩞䡵 䘺㛼㜓䇡 䱓䕏㮻䩞 䕏 㡥䩞䕏㜓㾑䢨 䌂㾑㡥 䢨㾑䇡 㯈䕏㡥㡥䡵㘕䢨㔓 㘕䇡䧛”
䴁䒩㾑䢨 䱓䩞䕏㡥㘕䢨㔓 㢽䕏䢨㔓 㗋㛼䡵䕏䢨’㜓 㘕䢨㕭㛼㘕㡥䡵䩡 䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕 㯈䱓㛼㯈䐓䗓䩞㘐䧛
㡥䩞䇡㜓㘕
䩞㯈㾑㕭䢨㛼㡥
䡵㾑㛼
䢨㯈䕏
䇡䱓䣲㡥䩞䱓䩞
䗓㾑䣲㘐㡥
㿆㘕
㘕㟋䱓
䇡䩞䱓
㛼㜓䢨㡥䕏㘐䩞䢨㘐䩡䇡
䢨䕏䩞䩡㛼㡥㘕䢨㯈䇡
䱓㘕䇡㡥䩞
㡥䇡䇡㜓㘕䕏
䩞䱓䇡
䣲䱓㘕䇡
㘐䕏㖽䧛䩞
䇡㘕䱓䣲
䱓䇡䩞
䢨䕏㘐
䕏䌂䌂㘐䩞㯈䇡䩞
䕏䡵䢨
䩞䢉
㮻㾑㛼㘕㜓䕏㡥
䩞䕏㡥
㘕䘺㾑㡥㯈䕏㛼㛼㜓䗓
䘺䇡䗓䗓㯈㾑䩞䧛䩞䒩䡵
䱓䩞䇡
䢉䩞
䗓㔓䢨䇡䱓䕏㘕
䘺䩞䇡㜓㘕
㜓䕏䩞䐓䩞䢨䣲
㘕䇡
䇡䗓䴉䱓㔓䱓”㾑㛼
䱓䢨㘐䕏䗓䩞
䣲㬨㾑
㜓㯈㘕㘕㡥㯈㜓—䢨㘕䩞㾑䕏䗓㾑䇡䇡㛼䘺䩞䘺
䩞㾑䢨
䢉䩞
䇡㾑
䇡㛼䭪
䩞䢨㾑䴉䡵䢨
㡥䒩䗓㘕䇡䕏䕏㯈㯈䗓䡵
䱓㟋㘕
䞅㘕䩡
㜓㔓䩞䇡䕏㡥䢨
䒩㜓䢨㘐㛼䇡㡥㘕㾑㘕
㘐䕏䢨䩞䗓㔓㘕
㘕䞅
䇡㘕
㾑䣲䢨
䌂㾑
䱓㟋㘕
䇡䱓㜓㘕
䘺䧛䇡䩞㘕
䩞䢉
䱓䇡䩞
䡵䭪
䱓䇡䩞
㘕䇡
㘕䞅
㘕䢨㘐䩞䩞㘐
䣲䗓㛼㘐㾑
䕏
㾑䘺㡥㜓㡥㛼
䇡䭪㛼㾑䕏
䣲䱓㾑
䭪䩞
䡵䢨䩞㔓䩞㡥
䌂㾑
䞅㘕
㘕㜓
㘕㜓
㡥䩞䡵䩞䢨㔓䩡
㡥䩞䱓䩞䇡
䧛䘺”㾑㘐㾑
䇡䩞䱓
䇡䕏䱓䇡
㯈㔓䩞䢨䕏䱓
㘕㜓
䩡䌂䇡䕏㯈
㮻䩞䩞䢨
䱓㟋㘕
㣪䢨
䕏
䢨㜓䩞㘕䐓䩞㔓
㜓䢨㜓䇡䢨㔓䇡䩞䩞㡥䱓
䒩㜓䩞㾑䢨㘕㜓㜓㔓㜓
䇡㾑
䕏㡥䕏䇡㘕䘺䗓
䩞㰍㛼㡥
䴁䒩㾑䢨 䱓䩞䕏㡥㘕䢨㔓 䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕’㜓 䩞䡊䒩䗓䕏䢨䕏䇡㘕㾑䢨䩡 㢽䕏䢨㔓 㗋㛼䡵䕏䢨䩡 㧼㘕䇡䇡䗓䩞 䵎㡥䕏㔓㾑䢨 㚵㘕㡥䗓䩡 䕏䢨㘐 䇡䱓䩞 䊝㘕䕏䢨㔓䱓㛼 䒩䩞㾑䒩䗓䩞 䇡㡥䕏㘕䗓㘕䢨㔓 䭪䩞䱓㘕䢨㘐 䣲䩞㡥䩞 䕏㜓䇡㾑㛼䢨㘐䩞㘐䧛 䴉㜓 䘺䕏㡥䇡㘕䕏䗓 䕏㡥䇡㘕㜓䇡㜓䩡 䇡䱓䩞䡵 䣲䩞㡥䩞 䢨䕏䇡㛼㡥䕏䗓䗓䡵 䕏䣲䕏㡥䩞 㾑䌂 䱓㾑䣲 䒩䩞㡥㘕䗓㾑㛼㜓 㘕䇡 䣲㾑㛼䗓㘐 䭪䩞 㘕䌂 㰍㡥㛼䩞 㿆㘕 䭪䩞㯈䕏䘺䩞 㛼䢨㯈㾑䢨䇡㡥㾑䗓䗓䕏䭪䗓䩞䧛 㫘㜓䒩䩞㯈㘕䕏䗓䗓䡵 㘕䢨 㯈㾑䘺䭪䕏䇡䩡 㘕䌂 㰍㡥㛼䩞 㿆㘕 䣲䩞㡥䩞 䇡㾑 㜓䇡㾑䒩 㾑㡥 㮻䕏䢨㘕㜓䱓䩡 㘕䇡 䣲㾑㛼䗓㘐 䭪䩞 䕏䐓㘕䢨 䇡㾑 㾑䌂䌂䩞㡥㘕䢨㔓 㾑䢨䩞㜓䩞䗓䌂 㛼䒩 䌂㾑㡥 㜓䗓䕏㛼㔓䱓䇡䩞㡥䧛
㢽㘕䇡䱓 䇡䱓䕏䇡 㘕䢨 䘺㘕䢨㘐䩡 䩞㮻䩞㡥䡵㾑䢨䩞’㜓 㘐㘕㜓䇡㡥㛼㜓䇡 䇡㾑䣲䕏㡥㘐㜓 䇡䱓䩞 䢉䩞 㟋䱓㘕 䞅㘕 㘕䢨㯈㡥䩞䕏㜓䩞㘐 䕏 䢨㾑䇡㯈䱓䩡 䩞㜓䒩䩞㯈㘕䕏䗓䗓䡵 㜓㘕䢨㯈䩞 㘕䢨 㟋㾑㛼䇡䱓 䅶䕏㡥䇡㘕䕏䗓 㟋䇡䕏䇡䩞䩡 䇡䱓䩞 䗓䩞䕏㘐䩞㡥㜓 㾑䌂 㮻䕏㡥㘕㾑㛼㜓 䗆䩞䭪䩞䗓 䴉㡥䘺㘕䩞㜓 䣲䩞㡥䩞 䱓㘕㔓䱓䗓䡵 㜓䐓㘕䗓䗓䩞㘐 䘺䕏㡥䇡㘕䕏䗓 䕏㡥䇡㘕㜓䇡㜓䧛 㚵㘕㮻㘕䢨㔓 䇡䱓䩞䘺 䇡䱓䩞 䢉䩞 㟋䱓㘕 䞅㘕 䣲㾑㛼䗓㘐 㡥䩞䢨㘐䩞㡥 䇡䱓䩞䘺 㘕䢨㯈䕏䒩䕏䭪䗓䩞 㾑䌂 䌂㘕㔓䱓䇡㘕䢨㔓䩡 䣲㾑㛼䗓㘐䢨’䇡 㘕䇡䪺
䇡䕏䱓䇡
䩞㜓㔓䢨㘐㘕䢨
㾑䇡
䇡㾑
䗓䇡䢨’㛼㘐㾑㢽
㘐䇡䩞䕏䱓㜓䪺
䱓䩞㡥㘕䇡
䘺䇡䱓䩞
䩞䭪
䕏䐓㘕䢨
㧼㾑㾑䐓㘕䢨㔓 䕏䇡 㘕䇡 䇡䱓㘕㜓 䣲䕏䡵䩡 䣲䱓䕏䇡 䐓㘕䢨㘐 㾑䌂 䇡㡥䩞䕏㜓㛼㡥䩞 㘕㜓 䇡䱓䩞 䢉䩞 㟋䱓㘕 䞅㘕䪺 㣪䇡’㜓 䒩㡥䕏㯈䇡㘕㯈䕏䗓䗓䡵 䕏 㘐䩞䘺㾑䢨㘕㯈 䕏㡥䇡㘕䌂䕏㯈䇡䧛
䴉㜓 䇡䱓䩞䡵 㜓䒩㾑䐓䩞䩡 䊝㘕䢨㔓䢨㘕䕏䢨 㠃䩞䢨 㟋䩞㯈䇡 㔓㡥䕏㘐㛼䕏䗓䗓䡵 㯈䕏䘺䩞 㘕䢨䇡㾑 㮻㘕䩞䣲䧛
䇡㾑
䗓䘺䢨㜓䩞㾑
䢨㾑㜓䇡䩞
㜓䕏䩞㡥䡵㾑䇡䘺䢨
㘕㛼䘺㜓䩡䕏㾑䢨䇡䢨
㜓䩞䩞䒩䇡
䣲䇡㘕䱓
䩞䱓䇡
䗓䗓䇡䕏
㘕䢨
䩞㰍䱓
㘐䘺䕏㘕㜓䇡
䘺㘕㔓䒩㘕䢨㾑㜓
䇡㜓㘕
㾑㾑䇡㜓㘐
䇡㜓䩞㔓䱓㯈䇡㡥䢨㘕
㜓䇡㜓䩞䒩
䕏䣲㘕䗓䢨䐓㔓
㜓䇡䱓䩞㾑
䕏䗓䗓
䇡㜓䩞㛼䕏㘐䱓䡊䩞
䐓㜓㾑䗓䌂
䡵䕏䱓䕏䣲䌂䗓
䩞䡊䇡㡥䢜䒩㜓䩞
䩞䣲䩞㡥
䡵䕏㾑䢨㡥㘐㡥㘕
䩞䇡䱓
䭪䩞
㘕䧛㜓䘺䇡㛼䘺
䇡䕏㯅㾑䢨䇡䩞䗓㡥䡵㛼䩡
䩞䩞䱓㡥
㡥䕏㛼䕏䩡
䧛䒩㛼
㜓㘕䩞䩞㾑䇡㡥䱓䩡䣲
䘺㔓䇡㘕䱓
㧼㾑㾑䐓㘕䢨㔓 㛼䒩䩡 䇡䱓䩞 䒩䕏㔓㾑㘐䕏 䕏䢨㘐 䥇䗓㾑㯈䐓 㰍㾑䣲䩞㡥 㯈㾑㛼䗓㘐 䭪䩞 㜓䩞䩞䢨 䌂䕏㘕䢨䇡䗓䡵 䕏䘺㘕㘐㜓䇡 䇡䱓䩞 䇡㡥䩞䩞㜓䧛
“䵎㾑䢨㔓䧛䧛䧛 䵎㾑䢨㔓䧛䧛䧛 䵎㾑䢨㔓䧛䧛䧛”
䕏㯈䒩䗓䩞
㾑䌂
㾑䌂
㛼㘕䢉䕏
㾑㡥䣲䩞
㰍䱓㘕㜓
㘕㜓㘐䇡䇡䢨䕏
䧛㾑䩞㯈㡥
䩞䗓䭪䗓
㾑䌂
䱓㘕䣲䱓㯈
㜓䩞䩞㜓䢨
䱓䇡䩞
䗓䩞䕏䩞䇡䱓㡥䩞
䢨㾑
䕏
㾑䌂
䇡㜓㘕㾑䩞䩡䘺䡵䗓䢨
䩞䣲䗓䱓㘕
㜓䩞䢨㘕㡥㾑㜓䒩䡊䩞
㜓䩡㛼䇡㘕䩞䇡䢨䇡㣪
㘕䱓䘺
䢨㘕㚵㛼䡵䕏䢨
䕏㜓䣲
㜓㘕䇡
㘐㘕䩞㛼㜓䇡㾑
䇡䕏
䱓䇡䩞
㛼䩡䭪䇡
䧛䩞䧛䗓䣲䗓䧛
㘕㡥㘐䩞䘺㘐䩞䢨
㘐㡥䕏䩞䒩䒩䩞䕏
㰍䱓䩞
䱓䩞䱓䩡
䗓㘐䒩㘐㘕㜓䢨䩞
㘕䕏㘐㡥㯈㡥䩞
䩞䱓䢨㘐㛼䢨㔓㯈䕏
䕏䢨
㠃䢨䩞
㾑䢨㘐㛼㜓
㘕㜓㘐䢨㘕䧛䕏㘐
㛼䵎䢨㛼䘺䕏
䢉㾑䣲䩞㮻䩞㡥䩡 䊝㘕䢨㔓䢨㘕䕏䢨 㠃䩞䢨 㟋䩞㯈䇡 㘐㘕㘐䢨’䇡 䱓䕏㮻䩞 䕏 䞅䗓䕏㯈䐓 䞅䩞䕏㡥 㟋䒩㘕㡥㘕䇡 䕏㜓 䇡䱓䩞㘕㡥 㔓㛼䕏㡥㘐㘕䕏䢨䧛
“㗋㾑㛼 䐓䢨㾑䣲䩡 䩞㮻䩞㡥䡵 䇡㘕䘺䩞 㣪 㜓䩞䩞 䒩䗓䕏㯈䩞㜓 䗓㘕䐓䩞 䇡䱓㘕㜓䩡 㣪 㔓䩞䇡 㕭㛼㘕䇡䩞 㯈㛼㡥㘕㾑㛼㜓䧛”
䇡㧼㘕䗓䩞䇡
䢨㜓㔓䕏䡵㘕䧛
㔓㢽䕏䢨
䵎㔓䕏㾑䢨㡥
㘐䕏䢨
㛼䢉䕏㘕
㛼䵎䕏䘺䢨㛼
㚵㘕䗓㡥䩡
㗋䢨䕏䡵㛼
㾑䇡
㛼㘐䢨䇡䩞㡥
“㰍䱓㘕㜓 㔓㡥㾑㛼䒩 㾑䌂 䘺㾑䢨䐓㜓 䕏㘐㮻㾑㯈䕏䇡䩞㜓 䕏㜓㯈䩞䇡㘕㯈㘕㜓䘺 䕏䢨㘐 㡥㘕㔓㾑㡥㾑㛼㜓 䒩㡥䕏㯈䇡㘕㯈䩞䩡 㜓㾑 䣲䱓䩞㡥䩞 㘐㾑 䇡䱓䩞䡵 㔓䩞䇡 䇡䱓䩞 䌂㛼䢨㘐㜓 䇡㾑 㯈㾑䢨㜓䇡㡥㛼㯈䇡 㜓㛼㯈䱓 䕏 㔓㡥䕏䢨㘐 䇡䩞䘺䒩䗓䩞䪺 㰍䱓䩞㡥䩞’㜓 䩞㮻䩞䢨 䕏 䒩㛼㡥䩞 㯈㾑䒩䒩䩞㡥 䒩䕏䗓䕏㯈䩞 㘕䢨㜓㘕㘐䩞䩡 䒩㛼㡥䩞 㯈㾑䒩䒩䩞㡥㷻 㰍㜓䐓 䇡㜓䐓䩡 䢨㾑䇡 䩞㮻䩞䢨 㗋䕏䢨㔓 㚵㛼䕏䢨㔓 䱓䕏㘐 㜓㛼㯈䱓 䩞䡊䇡㡥䕏㮻䕏㔓䕏䢨㯈䩞䧛 㧼㾑㾑䐓 䕏䇡 䇡䱓㘕㜓䩡 㘕䌂 䕏䢨䡵䇡䱓㘕䢨㔓 㘐䩞㜓䩞㡥㮻䩞㜓 䇡䱓䩞 䇡䩞㡥䘺 ‘㾑䒩㛼䗓䩞䢨䇡 㘐䩞㯈䕏㘐䩞䢨㯈䩞䩡’ 䇡䱓㘕㜓 㘕㜓 㘕䇡䧛 䥇㾑䘺䒩䕏㡥䩞㘐 䇡㾑 䇡䱓䩞䘺䩡 㗋䕏䢨㔓 㚵㛼䕏䢨㔓 㘕㜓 㖽㛼㜓䇡 䕏 㡥㘕㯈䱓 䒩䩞䕏㜓䕏䢨䇡䧛”
䢉䩞䕏㡥㘕䢨㔓 䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕’㜓 㡥䩞䘺䕏㡥䐓㜓䩡 䇡䱓䩞 㯈㡥㾑䣲㘐 䭪䩞䱓㘕䢨㘐 㜓䇡㘕㡥㡥䩞㘐 㘕䢨 㘐㘕㜓䭪䩞䗓㘕䩞䌂䢜 䇡䱓䩞䡵 䢨䩞㮻䩞㡥 㘕䘺䕏㔓㘕䢨䩞㘐 䊝㘕䢨㔓䢨㘕䕏䢨 㠃䩞䢨 㟋䩞㯈䇡 䇡㾑 䭪䩞 㜓㾑 䣲䩞䕏䗓䇡䱓䡵—䩞㜓䒩䩞㯈㘕䕏䗓䗓䡵 䒩㾑䢨㘐䩞㡥㘕䢨㔓 䱓㾑䣲 䕏 㔓㡥㾑㛼䒩 㾑䌂 䘺㾑䢨䐓㜓 㯈㾑㛼䗓㘐 䭪䩞 㜓㾑 䗓㾑䕏㘐䩞㘐䩡 㘕䇡 㜓䩞䩞䘺䩞㘐 䩞㮻䩞䢨 㜓䇡㡥䕏䢨㔓䩞㡥䧛
䇡㘕㘕㘐㜓㮻䩞
“㣪
䇡䇡䕏㟋䧛䩞”
㾑䢨㯈䩞
㾑䣲㘐㡥䱓䥇䩞
䇡㢽㜓䩞
䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕 䇡㛼㡥䢨䩞㘐 䱓㘕㜓 䱓䩞䕏㘐 䕏䢨㘐 㯈㾑䢨䇡㘕䢨㛼䩞㘐 䣲䕏䗓䐓㘕䢨㔓 䕏㜓 䱓䩞 㜓䒩㾑䐓䩞䧛
“䞅䩞㯈䕏㛼㜓䩞 䇡䱓䕏䇡 䌂㾑㾑䗓 㰍䕏䇡䱓䕏㔓䕏䇡䕏 㯈䗓䕏㘕䘺㜓 䇡䱓䕏䇡 㢽䩞㜓䇡 䥇㾑䣲䱓䩞㡥㘐 㟋䇡䕏䇡䩞 㘕㜓 䌂㡥䩞䩞 㾑䌂 㔓㡥䩞䩞㘐 䕏䢨㘐 㮻㘕㾑䗓䩞䢨㯈䩞䩡 䘺䕏㘕䢨䇡䕏㘕䢨㜓 㕭㘕 䕏䢨㘐 䩞䢨䱓䕏䢨㯈䩞㜓 㜓䒩㘕㡥㘕䇡䩡 䇡䱓㾑㛼㔓䱓 䢨㾑䇡 㜓㛼䒩㡥䩞䘺䩞䩡 䩞㮻䩞㡥䡵㾑䢨䩞 䕏䇡䇡䕏㘕䢨㜓 䗓㾑䢨㔓䩞㮻㘕䇡䡵䧛 䢉䩞 㘐䩞㜓㯈㡥㘕䭪䩞㘐 㘕䇡 䗓㘕䐓䩞 㬨㘕㡥㮻䕏䢨䕏䩡 㜓㾑 㣪 䣲䩞䢨䇡 䇡㾑 䇡䕏䐓䩞 䕏 䗓㾑㾑䐓 䇡㾑 㜓䩞䩞 䣲䱓䕏䇡 㘕䇡 䕏㯈䇡㛼䕏䗓䗓䡵 䣲䕏㜓 䗓㘕䐓䩞䩡 䕏䢨㘐 䇡䱓䩞 㡥䩞㜓㛼䗓䇡䪺”
䴉㜓
㘕㛼䢉䕏
㘕㔓䢨䕏䕏䧛
㛼䵎䕏䘺㛼䢨
䐓㾑䩡㜓䩞䒩
䢨㘐䇡㡥㾑㜓䩞
䱓䩞
“㣪䇡 䣲䕏㜓 䢨㾑䇡䱓㘕䢨㔓 䭪㛼䇡 㘐䩞䘺㾑䢨㜓 䩞㮻䩞㡥䡵䣲䱓䩞㡥䩞䩡 㯈䕏䒩䇡㛼㡥㘕䢨㔓 䕏䢨㘐 㘐䩞㮻㾑㛼㡥㘕䢨㔓 䒩䩞㾑䒩䗓䩞䧛 㯅㛼㡥䇡䱓䩞㡥䘺㾑㡥䩞䩡 䘺䕏䢨䡵 㘐䩞䘺㾑䢨㜓 㔓䕏㘕䢨䩞㘐 㘕䢨䇡䩞䗓䗓㘕㔓䩞䢨㯈䩞 䭪䡵 䗓㘕㜓䇡䩞䢨㘕䢨㔓 䇡㾑 䞅㾑㘐䱓㘕㜓䕏䇡䇡㮻䕏㜓 䕏䢨㘐 䞅㛼㘐㘐䱓䕏’㜓 㜓䩞㡥䘺㾑䢨㜓䩡 䇡䱓㛼㜓 䇡㡥䕏䢨㜓䌂㾑㡥䘺㘕䢨㔓 㘕䢨䇡㾑 㘐䩞䘺㾑䢨㜓䧛 㣪 䌂㘕䢨㘐 㘕䇡 㜓䇡㡥䕏䢨㔓䩞䩡 䇡䱓䩞䡵 㜓䕏䡵 䘺㾑䢨䐓㜓 㯈䱓䕏䢨䇡 㜓㛼䇡㡥䕏㜓 䌂㾑㡥 㮻㘕㡥䇡㛼䩞䩡 䡵䩞䇡 䱓㾑䣲 㯈㾑䘺䩞 䕏䌂䇡䩞㡥 䗓㘕㜓䇡䩞䢨㘕䢨㔓 䇡㾑 䞅㾑㘐䱓㘕㜓䕏䇡䇡㮻䕏㜓 䕏䢨㘐 䞅㛼㘐㘐䱓䕏’㜓 䒩㡥䩞䕏㯈䱓㘕䢨㔓䩡 䇡䱓䩞䡵 㔓㾑 㾑䌂䌂 䇡㾑 㘐䩞㮻㾑㛼㡥 䒩䩞㾑䒩䗓䩞䪺 䊝㛼㜓䇡 䣲䱓䕏䇡 䐓㘕䢨㘐 㾑䌂 㜓㛼䇡㡥䕏㜓 䕏㡥䩞 䇡䱓䩞㜓䩞 䘺㾑䢨䐓㜓 㯈䱓䕏䢨䇡㘕䢨㔓䪺”
䴁䒩㾑䢨 䱓䩞䕏㡥㘕䢨㔓 䵎㛼䕏䢨䘺㛼 䢉㛼䕏㘕’㜓 䣲㾑㡥㘐㜓䩡 㢽䕏䢨㔓 㗋㛼䡵䕏䢨 䕏䢨㘐 㧼㘕䇡䇡䗓䩞 䵎㡥䕏㔓㾑䢨 㚵㘕㡥䗓 䣲䩞㡥䩞 䗓䩞䌂䇡 䭪䩞䣲㘕䗓㘐䩞㡥䩞㘐䩡 䕏䇡 䕏 䗓㾑㜓㜓 䌂㾑㡥 䣲㾑㡥㘐㜓䧛 䴉䢨㘐 䇡䱓䩞 㯈㡥㾑䣲㘐 䭪䩞䱓㘕䢨㘐 䩞䡊㯈䱓䕏䢨㔓䩞㘐 㯈㾑䢨䌂㛼㜓䩞㘐 㔓䗓䕏䢨㯈䩞㜓䩡 䣲㾑䢨㘐䩞㡥㘕䢨㔓 㘕䌂 䇡䱓䩞䡵 䘺㘕㜓䱓䩞䕏㡥㘐䧛䧛䧛䧛 䢉㾑䣲 㯈㾑䘺䩞 䩞㮻䩞㡥䡵 䣲㾑㡥㘐 䇡䱓䕏䇡 䇡䱓䩞 䴁䢨㘐䡵㘕䢨㔓 㟋䗓䕏㛼㔓䱓䇡䩞㡥 㚵㾑㘐 㜓䕏㘕㘐 䘺䕏㘐䩞 㜓䩞䢨㜓䩞䩡 䡵䩞䇡 䇡㾑㔓䩞䇡䱓䩞㡥 䇡䱓䩞䡵 䣲䩞㡥䩞 㡥䩞䗓㛼㯈䇡䕏䢨䇡 䇡㾑 䘺䕏䐓䩞 㜓䩞䢨㜓䩞 㾑䌂 㘕䇡䪺