novelraw Chapter 911: 912: Burning Down the East Japan Sword Sect
Chapter 911: 912: Burning Down the East Japan Sword Sect
Chapter 911: Chapter 912: Burning Down the East Japan Sword Sect
Sword Saint Peak.
Like a giant sword piercing the sky.
Halfway up the mountain, it is surrounded by mist and clouds. From a distance, one can only see the silhouette of Sword Saint Peak faintly revealed through the mist, giving this mountain an air of mystery.
At the summit, the ancient buildings are majestic, with halls and pavilions connected together, appearing as grand as an Immortal Mansion.
At this moment, standing in front of a window in a pavilion shaded by lush ancient pines, are the East Japan Sword Saint and Koizumi Tōru.
“Master, news from Kyoto Lake says Fujinagawa was decisively defeated by Xie Feng, and his martial skills were abolished. Now everyone in the East Asian Country knows about it.” Koizumi Tōru solemnly told his master.
“To think, even the Fujinagawa that I couldn’t defeat more than ten years ago was defeated by this Xie Feng!” the East Japan Sword Saint sighed in amazement.
Koizumi Tōru frowned slightly, expressing some concern to the East Japan Sword Saint: “Master, since Xie Feng has returned to the Qiansong family’s villa estate in the suburbs, he will certainly learn about us capturing Qian Songyixue and her father. Will he come looking for trouble with us?”
“And can our East Japan Sword Sect withstand him?”
Thinking about Lin Fei defeating Fujinagawa and his apprentice, Koizumi Tōru felt uneasy.
“Tōru, Fujinagawa had the strength of a Martial Saint of the fourth level ten years ago. Now, defeated by Xie Feng, it is likely that his strength has remained stagnant for ten years, which is why he was defeated by this Xie Feng. And regarding Xie Feng’s strength, it should be around the fifth level of a Martial Saint.” The East Japan Sword Saint looked out over the peaks beyond Sword Saint Peak, his tone calm and confident: “With my strength at the fifth level of a Martial Saint, plus your strength at the fourth level, the two of us joining forces will certainly defeat this Xie Feng.”
Hearing his master’s words, the unease on Koizumi Tōru’s face slightly eased.
Indeed, Fujinagawa’s defeat at Lin Fei’s hands was likely because Fujinagawa truly faced a cultivation bottleneck, making no progress in ten years, thus losing to Xie Feng.
Moreover, Fujinagawa and his apprentice did not join forces against Lin Fei but instead fought him one-on-one, which also contributed to their overconfidence and eventual defeat.
Of course, no one knows if Fujinagawa truly remained at the fourth level of the Martial Saint as he was ten years ago.
In his heart, Koizumi Tōru could only hope Fujinagawa was at the fourth level of a Martial Saint and Lin Fei at the fifth level, causing Fujinagawa’s crushing defeat.
This way, he and his master would have a chance to defeat Lin Fei by joining forces.
“Tōru, immediately take people to Kyoto and the major sects and martial arts families in the East Asian Country to send invitations, inviting them to come to Sword Saint Peak!” The East Japan Sword Saint looked at Koizumi Tōru and spoke solemnly.
Koizumi Tōru showed a puzzled expression on his face: “Master, why send invitations to Kyoto and the major sects and martial arts families in the East Asian Country?”
The East Japan Sword Saint said, “Now that Fujinagawa and his apprentice have been defeated by Xie Feng and everyone in the East Asian Country knows about it, we can use the pretext of avenging Fujinagawa and his apprentice to invite all the sects and martial arts families in the East Asian Country to form an alliance, to seek revenge for Fujinagawa and his apprentice, and to target the Huaxia people, Xie Feng.
This way, I can rightfully take the position of the Alliance Leader of the East Asian martial arts community, replacing Fujinagawa to become the number one Martial Saint in the East Asian Land.”
After hearing his master’s words, understanding dawned on Koizumi Tōru’s face, and he genuinely admired, saying: “Master’s plan is truly brilliant!”
“Tōru, take people and go immediately. Once you leave, I will take everyone from the East Japan Sword Sect into the Underground Sword Palace, seal the entrance, and three days later, when you and the major sects and martial arts families return to Sword Saint Peak, I will open the gate again.” The East Japan Sword Saint addressed Koizumi Tōru.
“Yes, Master, I will now take the elite to deliver invitations to the various major sects and martial arts families.” Having said that, Koizumi Tōru bid farewell to his master and went downstairs.
After more than ten minutes, Koizumi Tōru, accompanied by over a dozen elite members of the East Japan Sword Sect, sped down the mountain like lightning.
Shortly after Koizumi Tōru and his group departed, the East Japan Sword Saint immediately ordered all the elites of the East Japan Sword Sect to follow him into the Underground Sword Palace, sealing the entrance, to be opened again in three days.
Hours later, Lin Fei, along with several Qiansong family elites, descended upon the summit of Sword Saint Peak.
Lin Fei saw the magnificent palace complex, with one particular palace standing out as especially grand, and above its door hung a large plaque with four golden characters: “East Japan Sword Sect.”
These palace buildings, similar to the millennia-old temple of the Hundred Poison Sect in Huaxia’s Western Regions, clearly have a long history.
However, Lin Fei did not see a single person.
Subsequently, Lin Fei and a few Qiansong family elites entered one palace after another, finding it very strange that everything inside the palaces was arranged orderly, even the floors were spotless, as if someone lived there, yet not a single person was in sight.
This left Lin Fei puzzled: seeing how clean the palaces and rooms are, with clothes drying in the courtyard, it should be that someone lives here, right?
But why is the East Japan Sword Sect completely empty?
Where have they all gone?
Lin Fei couldn’t help but think of a possibility: perhaps the East Japan Sword Saint, upon learning that I had abolished Fujinagawa’s martial skills, knowing he is no match for me, fled Sword Saint Peak for fear of me seeking trouble?
“Young Master Xie, I remembered something that might explain why the East Japan Sword Sect is empty.” At this time, a Qiansong family elite seemed to have thought of something and spoke to Lin Fei.
Lin Fei said, “Quickly, tell me, why is the East Japan Sword Sect empty?”
“Young Master Xie, all martial artists in the East know that the East Japan Sword Sect has an Underground Sword Palace. If my guess is correct, the reason we don’t see anyone from the East Japan Sword Sect is that they have all gone into the Underground Sword Palace.” the Qiansong family elite explained.
Lin Fei slightly frowned: “Underground Sword Palace?”
“Yes, the East Japan Sword Sect’s ability to stand for a thousand years like the Fuji family is because, a millennium ago, a prodigy emerged from the East Japan Sword Sect. Not only was this person renowned in martial arts, but he was also particularly skilled in mechanical architecture, and he used his life’s effort to construct an Underground Sword Palace on Sword Saint Peak.”
This Qiansong family elite revealed everything he knew: “This Underground Sword Palace is full of intricate mechanisms. Once the palace entrance is sealed, not even a thousand troops or water or fire can break through. Thanks to this formidable Underground Sword Palace, the East Japan Sword Sect has escaped numerous calamities over the centuries.”
Only then did Lin Fei understand that the East Japan Sword Sect had such a mysterious and powerful Underground Sword Palace.
“Do you know where the entrance to the Underground Sword Palace is?” Lin Fei asked the Qiansong family elite.
The elite shook his head, saying, “I’m afraid only people from the East Japan Sword Sect know that.”
“Now, it seems there is only one way to force them out of the Underground Sword Palace.” Lin Fei suddenly thought of a strategy, and his eyes glinted with sharpness.
Several Qiansong family elites couldn’t help but ask curiously: “Young Master Xie, what method have you thought of to force them out of the Underground Sword Palace?”
Lin Fei opened his mouth and uttered four words: “Burn the East Japan Sword Sect!”
These words astonished the Qiansong family elites; to burn down the buildings of an entire sect would be a monumental feud.
Moreover, the East Japan Sword Sect is a sect second only to the Fuji family; burning down the East Japan Sword Sect would provoke relentless revenge.
They never anticipated that Lin Fei would dare defy the convention of the world and set fire to the East Japan Sword Sect!
䇃䘚㖶䶱䡾㧀䬬
盧
櫓
䬬㯄㧀’䭛
䭛䘚㣟㧀㢂
虜
䞅䘚
㑍䶱㣟䬬㧀
䞅䘚
䭛䫈䬬㖶䞅䶱䋉䕑䭛
㹰䞅㣟䌋㯦
䏦㧀㮲
㮲䌋䶱㴹䏦䕑䞅䬬
䢊
㮲䭛䇃㧀
䏦䶱䬬㖶㖶
㧀䌋䶱䋉㧀䌋
蘆
㴹䕑䭛㣟䕑䰁㮲
㮲䌋䭛㣟䬬㧀䶱䬬
䕑㿣䶱䶱䫈
䶱
㮲㑍㧀
㩮䬬㧀䶱䫈㧀
爐
露
䕑䶱䌋
㮲’䌋㴹䕑䞅㩮㖶
㮲䶱䬬㟵
盧
䰁䭛䕑䶱㢂䶱
㩖䶱㧀㮲䭛䇃䞅㖶䌋䕑䭛
㖶㖶䶱
㮲㢂㧀㩮㯦
㧀䬬䶱
老
擄
䭛㮲䕑䞅
䬬㮲䭛
䭛䕑䨮
盧
䕑䌋䶱㣟䞅㮲䭛㮲㢂䭛
䶱䌋䕑
䂡䞅㹰㧀䋉㧀㣟㢂 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛 䶱䕑䌋 䬬㧀䋉㧀㣟䶱㖶 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲䬬 䘚㣟䞅䇃 㮲䏦㧀 䀡䭛䶱䕑䬬䞅䕑䰁 䘚䶱䇃䭛㖶㑍 䌋䭛䌋 䕑䞅㮲 㩖㴹㣟䕑 䌋䞅㹰䕑 䶱㖶㖶 㮲䏦㧀 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬 䞅䘚 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲㢂 㖶㧀䶱䋉䭛䕑䰁 䶱 䫈䶱䋉䭛㖶䭛䞅䕑 㮲䏦䶱㮲 㹰䶱䬬 䬬䞅䇃㧀㹰䏦䶱㮲 㣟㧀䇃䞅䋉㧀䌋 䘚㣟䞅䇃 㮲䏦㧀 㖶䶱㣟䰁㧀 㩮㖶㴹䬬㮲㧀㣟 䞅䘚 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬䡾
䧏䏦㧀 㣟㧀䶱䬬䞅䕑 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛 䌋䭛䌋䕑’㮲 䬬㧀㮲 䘚䭛㣟㧀 㮲䞅 㮲䏦䭛䬬 䫈䶱䋉䭛㖶䭛䞅䕑 㹰䶱䬬 㮲䏦䶱㮲 䭛㮲 㩮䞅㴹㖶䌋 䬬㧀㣟䋉㧀 䶱䬬 䶱 㮲㧀䇃䫈䞅㣟䶱㣟㑍 㣟㧀䬬䭛䌋㧀䕑㩮㧀 䘚䞅㣟 䏦䭛䇃 䶱䕑䌋 䬬㧀䋉㧀㣟䶱㖶 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲䬬 䘚㣟䞅䇃 㮲䏦㧀 䀡䭛䶱䕑䬬䞅䕑䰁 䘚䶱䇃䭛㖶㑍䡾
䘚䌋䞅䞅
䌋䶱䏦
䕑䞅䰁䏦㴹㧀
䋉㧀䞅㢂㣟㧀㣟䞅㞱
䞅㮲
䞅㮲
㣟䘚㧀䭛
䬬㮲䭛䏦
䇃㮲䞅䏦䕑
㧀䞅㴹䬬䶱㧀㹰䏦㣟
㩖䞅䘚㣟㧀㧀
㿣䫈䕑䶱䶱
䭛㮲䬬
㧀䞅䇃䋉䌋
䞅䘚䇃㣟
㣟㯦㹰䞅䌋
㮲㧀㯦㩮㢂
㧀㑍㮲䏦
㮲䬬䰁䭛㮲㧀䕑
䞅䭛㖶䋉䶱䫈䭛䕑䡾
㖶㩮㧀㴹䌋䌋䬬㧀
䶱
䭛䞅㮲䕑
㮲䶱㟵䬬
㮲䏦㧀
㮲䬬㖶䶱
䧏䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㩮䞅䇃䫈㖶㧀䅁 㩮䞅䕑䬬䭛䬬㮲㧀䌋 䞅䘚 䌋䞅㵼㧀䕑䬬 䞅䘚 䫈䶱㖶䶱㮲䭛䶱㖶 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬㢂 㧀䋉㧀䕑 㮲䏦䞅㴹䰁䏦 㮲䏦㧀 㣟䶱䰁䭛䕑䰁 䘚䭛㣟㧀 㮲㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 䭛㮲 䭛䕑㮲䞅 䶱 䬬㧀䶱 䞅䘚 䘚㖶䶱䇃㧀䬬䡾
䫬㴹㮲 䬬䭛䕑㩮㧀 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 䬽㧀䶱㰵 䭛䬬 㖶䞅㩮䶱㮲㧀䌋 䭛䕑 㮲䏦㧀 䬬㴹㩖㴹㣟㩖䬬㢂 䞅䋉㧀㣟 䶱 䏦㴹䕑䌋㣟㧀䌋 䇃䭛㖶㧀䬬 䘚㣟䞅䇃 㱺㑍䞅㮲䞅㢂 㧀䋉㧀䕑 䭛䘚 䶱 䘚䭛㣟㧀 䞅㩮㩮㴹㣟䬬 䶱㮲 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 䬽㧀䶱㰵㢂 䕑䞅 䞅䕑㧀 㹰䞅㴹㖶䌋 䕑䞅㮲䭛㩮㧀䡾
㣟䘚䞅
䕑㣟㩖㧀㴹䌋
䕑䌋䶱
䧏䏦䭛䬬
㧀䘚䭛㣟
䕑䭛䬬䰁䡾㮲䏦
㣟㧀㧀㮲䏦
㑍䬬䌋䶱
㛪䕑 㮲䏦㧀 䘚䞅㴹㣟㮲䏦 䌋䶱㑍㢂 㮲䏦㧀 䘚䭛㣟㧀 䘚䭛䕑䶱㖶㖶㑍 㧀䅁㮲䭛䕑䰁㴹䭛䬬䏦㧀䌋㢂 䶱䕑䌋 㮲䏦㧀 䞅䕑㩮㧀 䇃䶱䰁䕑䭛䘚䭛㩮㧀䕑㮲 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 䏦䶱㖶㖶䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䫈䶱䋉䭛㖶䭛䞅䕑䬬 㹰㧀㣟㧀 㣟㧀䌋㴹㩮㧀䌋 㮲䞅 䶱 㹰䶱䬬㮲㧀㖶䶱䕑䌋 䞅䘚 䘚㣟䶱䰁䇃㧀䕑㮲䬬㢂 㮲㴹㣟䕑䭛䕑䰁 䭛䕑㮲䞅 㩖㖶䶱㩮㰵 䬬㩮䞅㣟㩮䏦㧀䌋 㧀䶱㣟㮲䏦㢂 㮲䏦㧀 䶱䭛㣟 䘚䭛㖶㖶㧀䌋 㹰䭛㮲䏦 㮲䏦㧀 䬬䇃㧀㖶㖶 䞅䘚 㩖㴹㣟䕑䭛䕑䰁䡾
䓿㮲 㩮䶱䕑 㩖㧀 䬬䶱䭛䌋 㮲䏦䶱㮲 䶱䘚㮲㧀㣟 㮲䏦㣟㧀㧀 䌋䶱㑍䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䕑䭛䰁䏦㮲䬬 䞅䘚 㩖㴹㣟䕑䭛䕑䰁㢂 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲 䏦䶱䬬 㩖㧀㩮䞅䇃㧀 㴹䕑㣟㧀㩮䞅䰁䕑䭛㵼䶱㩖㖶㧀䡾
㮲㧀䏦
䘚䞅
㢂䌋㧀䋉䭛㣟㣟䶱
䕑䬬䞅㴹䌋
㩖㑍
㴹㮲㿣䬬
㮲䏦㧀
䕑䬬䌋䞅㴹
䡾䭛䶱㣟
䕑䏦㹰䏦䞅䞅䰁䬬䭛
䶱䇃㣟䬬㧀㮲䬬
䞅䘚
㢂䕑䌋㹰䶱
䘚䬬䬬䞅㮲䞅䫈㮲㧀
䶱
䬬䫈䶱㮲
䶱䶱䭛㩮㩮䫈䞅䇃䌋䕑㧀
㖶䘚䭛㑍䰁䕑
䞅㮲䏦䏦㴹㣟䰁
㯦䞅䞅䕑㢂 㮲䏦㧀 䫈㧀䶱㰵 䞅䘚 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 䶱䫈䫈㧀䶱㣟㧀䌋 㹰䭛㮲䏦 㮲䏦䞅㴹䬬䶱䕑䌋䬬 䞅䘚 䫈㧀䞅䫈㖶㧀 䭛䕑 䋉䶱㣟䭛䞅㴹䬬 䶱㮲㮲䭛㣟㧀㢂 䞅䘚 䶱㖶㖶 䶱䰁㧀䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䰁㧀䕑䌋㧀㣟䬬䡾
䧏䏦㧀䬬㧀 䫈㧀䞅䫈㖶㧀 䶱㖶㖶 㩮䶱㣟㣟䭛㧀䌋 㮲䏦㧀 䫈䞅㹰㧀㣟䘚㴹㖶 䶱㴹㣟䶱 䞅䘚 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䭛䬬㮲䬬䨤 㮲䏦㧀㑍 㹰㧀㣟㧀 㮲䏦㧀 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲䬬 䘚㣟䞅䇃 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 䢊䬬䭛䶱䕑 䡷䞅㴹䕑㮲㣟㑍’䬬 䇃䶱䌤䞅㣟 䬬㧀㩮㮲䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 䘚䶱䇃䭛㖶䭛㧀䬬㢂 䭛䕑䋉䭛㮲㧀䌋 㩖㑍 㱺䞅䭛㵼㴹䇃䭛 䧏䞅䏦㣟㑍㴹 䶱䕑䌋 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲䬬 䌋䞅㹰䕑 㮲䏦㧀 䇃䞅㴹䕑㮲䶱䭛䕑䡾
㴹䭛䇃㱺㵼䞅䭛
䭛䰁㯦䕑䕑㮲䌋䶱
䕑㴹䬬䇃㣟䞅㧀㴹
㧀㮲㢂㧀䅁㣟䬬䫈
㯦㧀㮲㩮
㯦䞅㹰䌋㣟
䘚㣟䞅
䫈䶱㿣䕑䶱
㯦㮲㧀㩮
䇃䕑䶱䰁䞅
䇃㣟㑍㖶㧀㧀
㮲䞅
㟵䶱㮲䬬
䬬㮲㧀㩮
㑍䬬䌋䶱㢂
㯦䌋㣟䞅㹰
䭛㮲䕑䶱㯦
䕑䶱䌋
䶱䫈䕑䶱㿣
㮲㧀䭛䏦㣟
䕑䰁䕑㮲㣟㣟㧀䭛㴹㢂
㖶㴹䌋䞅㩮
䌋䶱䏦
䶱䬬㟵㮲
㩖㧀㖶䋉䭛㧀㧀
㧀㮲䅁䬬㣟䫈㧀
㮲㖶䘚㧀
䌋䕑䶱
㴹䌋䕑㩖㣟㧀
㮲㧀䏦
㮲䏦㧀
䶱䌋䏦
䞅㹰㣟䌋㯦
䕑㩖㧀㧀
䞅䌋㵼䕑㧀
㮲䏦㧀㣟㧀
䞅䧏㑍㣟㴹䏦
㑍㧀䬬㧀䡾
䬽㧀㰵䶱
㑍䧏㧀䏦
䬬䭛㴹䕑㣟䡾
䶱䌋䏦㑍㣟㖶
䞅䫈㴹䕑
䚻䏦䶱㮲 㧀䅁䶱㩮㮲㖶㑍 䏦䶱䫈䫈㧀䕑㧀䌋㶿
“㯦㧀䕑䭛䞅㣟 㩖㣟䞅㮲䏦㧀㣟㢂 䏦䞅㹰 㩮䞅䇃㧀 䞅㴹㣟 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬䡾䡾䡾 䏦䞅㹰 㩮䞅㴹㖶䌋 㮲䏦㧀㑍 㩖㧀 㩖㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋㶿” 䢊 䘚㧀㹰 䞅䘚 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲䬬㢂 䬬䞅䇃㧀㹰䏦䶱㮲 䫈䶱䕑䭛㩮㰵㧀䌋㢂 㮲㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 㮲䞅 㱺䞅䭛㵼㴹䇃䭛 䧏䞅䏦㣟㑍㴹䡾
䶱䕑䌋
䬬䞅䕑䘚䞅䕑㩮㴹䭛
㧀䏦䌋䞅䬬㹰
䬬䶱䌋㣟㖶㧀㧀
䌋䕑䶱
䇃㮲䶱㣟䬬㧀䬬
㵼䕑㴹㧀䡾䫈㖶㮲㧀㵼䇃
㮲䞅㧀㣟䏦
䶱㖶䞅䬬
䬬㮲㧀㩮
䧏㧀䏦
㱺䞅䭛㵼㴹䇃䭛 䧏䞅䏦㣟㑍㴹 䬬䏦䞅䞅㰵 䏦䭛䬬 䏦㧀䶱䌋 㩖㧀㹰䭛㖶䌋㧀㣟㧀䌋㖶㑍 䶱䕑䌋 䬬䶱䭛䌋㢂 “䓿 䌋䞅䕑’㮲 㰵䕑䞅㹰 㹰䏦䶱㮲 䏦䶱䫈䫈㧀䕑㧀䌋 㧀䭛㮲䏦㧀㣟䡾”
㿣㴹䬬㮲 䶱䬬 㧀䋉㧀㣟㑍䞅䕑㧀 㹰䶱䬬 䭛䕑 䶱 䌋䶱㵼㧀㢂 䶱 䬬䫈䶱㩮㧀 䞅䕑 㹰䏦䶱㮲 㹰䶱䬬 䞅䕑㩮㧀 䶱 㩮䞅㴹㣟㮲㑍䶱㣟䌋—䕑䞅㹰 㩮䞅䋉㧀㣟㧀䌋 䭛䕑 䬬㩮䞅㣟㩮䏦㧀䌋 㧀䶱㣟㮲䏦㢂 䇃㧀䶱䬬㴹㣟䭛䕑䰁 䶱㩖䞅㴹㮲 㮲䏦㣟㧀㧀 䇃㧀㮲㧀㣟䬬 㖶䞅䕑䰁 䶱䕑䌋 㮲㹰䞅 䇃㧀㮲㧀㣟䬬 㹰䭛䌋㧀—䬬㖶䞅㹰㖶㑍 䞅䫈㧀䕑㧀䌋 㴹䕑䌋㧀㣟䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 㹰䭛㮲䏦 䶱 㩮㣟㧀䶱㰵䭛䕑䰁 䬬䞅㴹䕑䌋䡾
䕑䶱
䭛㮲㹰䏦
䧏㧀䕑䏦㢂
㧀㧀䫈㣟䌋䫈䶱㢂䶱
䫈䬬㮲䬬㧀
䕑㮲䬬䞅㧀
䕑㮲䶱㣟㧀㩮㧀䕑
㴹䰁㴹㣟㣟䕑䌋䡾㧀䞅䕑䌋
㖶䰁㧀䶱䭛䌋䕑
“䓿䬬 㮲䏦䭛䬬 㮲䏦㧀 㧀䅁䭛㮲 䞅䘚 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㼀䕑䌋㧀㣟䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 䬽䶱㖶䶱㩮㧀㶿” 䓿䕑䬬㮲䶱䕑㮲䶱䕑㧀䞅㴹䬬㖶㑍㢂 䶱 䬬㧀㩮㮲 㖶㧀䶱䌋㧀㣟 㣟㧀䶱㖶䭛㵼㧀䌋 䬬䞅䇃㧀㮲䏦䭛䕑䰁 䶱䕑䌋 䬬䶱䭛䌋䡾
䢊䬬 㮲䏦䭛䬬 㴹䕑䌋㧀㣟䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 㧀䅁䭛㮲 䶱䫈䫈㧀䶱㣟㧀䌋㢂 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲 䌋䭛䬬㩮䭛䫈㖶㧀䬬 㩖㧀䰁䶱䕑 㮲䞅 㧀䇃㧀㣟䰁㧀 䘚㣟䞅䇃 㹰䭛㮲䏦䭛䕑䡾
㴹䞅㮲
㮲䏦㧀
䞅䬬㖶䬬
㴹䌋㧀㧀㣟䌋㩮
䞅㮲
㴹䫬㮲
㹰䬬䞅䌋㣟
䶱㟵䬬㮲
䬬䶱
㴹䡾㣟䕑䭛䬬
㴹䞅㮲䭛㧀䌋䬬
䏦㹰䞅
㹰䶱䬬
㮲䏦㧀㑍
㧀䬬䭛䬬䫈䭛䌋㩮㖶
䶱
䶱㖶㧀㹰㰵䌋
䇃䶱㮲䕑䘚㧀䰁䭛䭛䕑㩮
䫈㧀䅁㣟㧀㮲
䕑㿣䶱䫈䶱
䶱㮲
㮲䏦䬬㧀㧀
‘㯦䬬㮲㧀㩮
㧀䏦㮲
㖶䭛䌋㴹㩖䬬䕑䰁䭛
䘚䞅
䅁㧀䭛㮲
䶱䶱㧀䫈㖶㩮
㴹䕑䌋㧀䕑䌋㣟䰁㴹㣟䞅
㧀㣟㹰㧀
㹰㣟㯦䌋䞅
䞅㣟䘚
䧏㹰䞅 㮲䞅 㮲䏦㣟㧀㧀 䏦㴹䕑䌋㣟㧀䌋 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲 䌋䭛䬬㩮䭛䫈㖶㧀䬬 㖶䭛䕑㧀䌋 㴹䫈 䶱䘚㮲㧀㣟 㹰䶱㖶㰵䭛䕑䰁 䞅㴹㮲 䘚㣟䞅䇃 㮲䏦㧀 㴹䕑䌋㧀㣟䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 㧀䅁䭛㮲㢂 㹰䭛㮲䏦 㮲䏦㧀 㩮㖶䞅䶱㰵㧀䌋 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 㩖㧀䭛䕑䰁 㮲䏦㧀 㖶䶱䬬㮲 㮲䞅 㧀䇃㧀㣟䰁㧀 䘚㣟䞅䇃 㮲䏦㧀 㼀䕑䌋㧀㣟䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 䬽䶱㖶䶱㩮㧀䡾
䢊䬬 䏦㧀 㧀䅁䭛㮲㧀䌋 㮲䏦㧀 㼀䕑䌋㧀㣟䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 䬽䶱㖶䶱㩮㧀㢂 㮲䏦㧀 䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 㮲䏦䶱㮲 䏦䶱䌋 䞅䫈㧀䕑㧀䌋 䌋䞅㹰䕑㹰䶱㣟䌋 㩮㖶䞅䬬㧀䌋 㴹䫈㹰䶱㣟䌋 䶱䰁䶱䭛䕑㢂 䬬㧀䶱㖶䭛䕑䰁 㮲䏦㧀 㧀䅁䭛㮲 㮲䭛䰁䏦㮲㖶㑍㢂 䇃䶱㰵䭛䕑䰁 㮲䏦㧀 䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 䬬㧀䶱䇃㖶㧀䬬䬬 䶱䕑䌋 㣟㧀䬬㮲䞅㣟㧀䌋 䶱䬬 㩖㧀䘚䞅㣟㧀䡾
㮲㧀䏦
㧀㮲㩮䬬
䏦㮲㧀
䶱㮲㣟䭛䇃䶱㖶
䕑䌋䶱
䶱㣟䬬䶱䫈䭛䏦㩮㮲㣟
䶱㖶㖶
䶱䬬䢊䕑䭛
䭛䌋䬬㢂䶱
䚻”䇃㢂㩮㧀㖶䞅㧀
䌋㹰䞅㯦㣟
㣟䭛䋉䬬㴹䞅䶱
䶱䬬㮲㟵
㧀䏦㮲
“䡾㮲䰁㧀䭛䕑㧀䇃
䰁䶱㖶㧀䭛䌋䕑
㟵䶱㮲䬬
䶱䭛䘚㖶䭛䇃䬬㧀
㮲䕑䬬䭛䰁㴹㩖㖶
䞅䘚
㧀㮲䏦
㯦㮲䕑䶱䭛
䶱㮲䇃㖶䶱㣟䭛
㮲䬬㩮㧀䬬
㖶㑍㖶㴹㑍䞅䌤䘚
䕑䶱㿣䶱䫈
㣟䶱㮲䬬
䏦㮲㧀
㧀䏦㮲
䌋䞅㢂䬬䭛㮲㧀㴹
䬬䬬㧀㩮㮲
㧀㯦䭛䰁䕑㧀
䶱䬬㣟㮲
㮲䞅
䌋䶱䕑
㧀䌋㣟䬬㖶㧀䶱
䘚䞅
䬬䭛㖶䏦㧀䞅㮲㮲㴹䬬㧀
㢂䭛䶱䭛㖶䬬䘚䇃㧀
䞅䘚
㮲㧀䏦
㧀䅁㣟㧀䫈䬬㮲
“㟵䋉㧀㣟㑍䞅䕑㧀㢂 䫈㖶㧀䶱䬬㧀 䰁䶱㮲䏦㧀㣟 䭛䕑 㮲䏦㧀 䇃䶱䭛䕑 䏦䶱㖶㖶㻩” 䧏䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 㧀䅁㮲㧀䕑䌋㧀䌋 䏦䭛䬬 䏦䶱䕑䌋 㮲䞅㹰䶱㣟䌋 㹰䏦䶱㮲 㹰䶱䬬 䞅䕑㩮㧀 㮲䏦㧀 䇃䶱䭛䕑 䏦䶱㖶㖶䡾
䫬㴹㮲 䶱䬬 䏦㧀 㧀䅁㮲㧀䕑䌋㧀䌋 䏦䭛䬬 䏦䶱䕑䌋㢂 㮲䏦㧀 㧀䅁䫈㣟㧀䬬䬬䭛䞅䕑䬬 䞅䘚 䶱㖶㖶 䬬㧀㩮㮲 㖶㧀䶱䌋㧀㣟䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 䘚䶱䇃䭛㖶㑍 䫈䶱㮲㣟䭛䶱㣟㩮䏦䬬 㮲㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 䶱㹰㰵㹰䶱㣟䌋䨤 㮲䏦㧀㑍 䏦䶱䌋 䶱㖶㣟㧀䶱䌋㑍 㣟㧀䶱㖶䭛㵼㧀䌋 㮲䏦䶱㮲 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 㹰䶱䬬 㴹䕑䶱㹰䶱㣟㧀 㮲䏦䶱㮲 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 䫈䶱㖶䶱㩮㧀 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬 䏦䶱䌋 㩖㧀㧀䕑 䶱㖶㖶 㩖㴹㣟䕑㮲䡾
䏦㧀㮲
㴹䕑䬬㣟䭛
䶱䇃䭛䨤䬬䬬
䞅䕑㧀㮲䌋㩮䭛
䕑䇃㣟䬬䶱㧀䕑㮲
㖶㑍䞅䕑
䬬䕑䞅㮲䰁䇃䭛㧀䏦
䶱㹰䬬
䏦㹰㑍
㧀㧀㣟㹰
䕑䶱䭛㮲㯦
䕑䶱䌋
㮲䏦㧀㧀㣟
㣟㴹䌋㶿䞅䕑䶱
䶱䶱㿣䫈䕑
㹰㯦䞅㣟䌋
䬬㮲㟵䶱
䢊㮲
䭛䏦㮲䬬
㖶䶱㖶
䶱㖶䬬䞅
㧀䇃䞅䇃㮲䕑㢂
䢊䬬 䏦㧀 㖶䞅䞅㰵㧀䌋 䶱㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋㢂 䏦㧀 䘚䞅㴹䕑䌋 䏦䭛䇃䬬㧀㖶䘚 㴹㮲㮲㧀㣟㖶㑍 䌋㴹䇃㩖䘚䞅㴹䕑䌋㧀䌋䡾
㛪㣟䭛䰁䭛䕑䶱㖶㖶㑍 㹰㧀䶱㣟䭛䕑䰁 䏦䭛䬬 䏦䞅䞅䌋㢂 䏦㧀 䬬㧀㧀䇃㧀䌋 䭛䕑㩮㣟㧀䌋㴹㖶䞅㴹䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䭛䇃䇃㧀䌋䭛䶱㮲㧀㖶㑍 㣟㧀䇃䞅䋉㧀䌋 䏦䭛䬬 㩮㖶䞅䶱㰵㢂 㣟㧀䋉㧀䶱㖶䭛䕑䰁 㹰䏦䭛㮲㧀 䏦䶱䭛㣟 䶱䕑䌋 䘚㣟䞅䬬㮲㑍 㹰䏦䭛㮲㧀 㩖㣟䞅㹰䬬 㮲䭛䰁䏦㮲㖶㑍 㰵䕑䭛㮲 㮲䞅䰁㧀㮲䏦㧀㣟㢂 䏦䭛䬬 㧀㑍㧀䬬 㩖㴹㣟䕑䭛䕑䰁 㹰䭛㮲䏦 㣟䶱䰁㧀㢂 䏦䭛䬬 㧀䕑㮲䭛㣟㧀 㩖㧀䭛䕑䰁 䶱䫈䫈㧀䶱㣟䭛䕑䰁 䬬㮲㣟㴹㩮㰵㢂 䶱䬬 䏦㧀 㩮䞅㖶䌋㖶㑍 䶱䬬㰵㧀䌋 㱺䞅䭛㵼㴹䇃䭛 䧏䞅䏦㣟㑍㴹㢂 “䚻䏦䞅 䌋䭛䌋 㮲䏦䭛䬬㶿 䚻䏦䞅 㩖㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 䇃㑍 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬㶿”
㧀㧀䅁䫈㣟㮲
䌋䬬䶱㢂㑍
䶱㯦䕑䭛㮲
䫈䬬㮲䶱
䕑䶱㿣䶱䫈
䕑䞅㮲䭛
㩮䬬䫈䬬㖶䭛䭛㧀䌋
䶱䬬㟵㮲
䏦㧀㮲
䶱䏦䌋
㮲䏦㧀
䌋㖶㧀
㹰䌋㯦䞅㣟
㖶䶱㖶
㯄䞅㣟
㮲㧀㧀㣟䏦
䏦㮲㧀
䶱㧀㖶㢂㩮䶱䬽
䬬䭛䞅䌋䡾㧀㴹㮲
㧀㣟㧀䕑䋉
䘚䞅
䌋㯦㹰䞅㣟
䏦㮲㹰䶱
㮲䏦㧀
䞅㴹㢂㮲
䶱㢂㩮㧀㣟㧀㮲䕑䕑
㮲䏦㧀
㣟䰁䌋㣟㧀䌋䕑㼀䞅䕑㴹
䕑䶱䏦㧀䫈䫈䌋㧀
䭛䞅䕑䇃䰁㩮
㧀䶱䰁㖶䕑䭛䬬
䕑䶱㣟㴹㮲䶱㖶㑍㖶
㴹㣟㧀㹰䶱䕑䶱
㼀䕑㧀䅁䫈㧀㩮㮲㧀䌋㖶㑍㢂 㴹䫈䞅䕑 䞅䫈㧀䕑䭛䕑䰁 㮲䏦㧀 䫈䶱㖶䶱㩮㧀 䌋䞅䞅㣟㢂 䏦㧀 㹰䭛㮲䕑㧀䬬䬬㧀䌋 䬬㴹㩮䏦 䶱 䬬䏦䞅㩮㰵䭛䕑䰁 䬬㩮㧀䕑㧀䡾
㱺䞅䭛㵼㴹䇃䭛 䧏䞅䏦㣟㑍㴹 䬬䶱㹰 㮲䏦䶱㮲 㧀䋉㧀䕑 䏦䭛䬬 䇃䶱䬬㮲㧀㣟 䌋䭛䌋 䕑䞅㮲 㰵䕑䞅㹰 㹰䏦䞅 㩖㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬㢂 䬬䞅 䏦㧀 䬬䶱䭛䌋 㮲㣟㴹㮲䏦䘚㴹㖶㖶㑍㢂 “㞱䶱䬬㮲㧀㣟㢂 䓿 䶱㖶䬬䞅 䌤㴹䬬㮲 㣟㧀㮲㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 㮲䞅 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 䬽㧀䶱㰵 㹰䭛㮲䏦 䋉䶱㣟䭛䞅㴹䬬 䬬㧀㩮㮲䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 䘚䶱䇃䭛㖶䭛㧀䬬’ 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲䬬㢂 䞅䕑㖶㑍 㮲䏦㧀䕑 㹰䭛㮲䕑㧀䬬䬬䭛䕑䰁 䶱㖶㖶 䞅㴹㣟 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 䏦䶱㖶㖶䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䫈䶱䋉䭛㖶䭛䞅䕑䬬 㣟㧀䌋㴹㩮㧀䌋 㮲䞅 䶱䬬䏦䡾”
䕑㧀䌋㴹㩖㣟
㩖㮲㴹
㧀䭛㧀䕑㧀䇃䬬
䶱䘚䌋㩮㧀
䕑䶱㿣䶱䫈
䶱㟵䬬㮲
㧀䕑㧀䋉㣟
䞅㯦㹰㣟䌋
㮲㯦㩮㧀
䏦䶱䌋
㮲䏦㧀
㮲䞅
䞅㮲㧀䬬䏦
㟵䶱㮲䬬
㯦䌋㣟㹰䞅
䶱䫈䶱㿣䕑
䭛㮲䕑䶱㯦
䕑㧀㧀䋉
㧀㧀㣟䕑䋉
䡾㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䬬䰁
䬬㖶䞅㧀㣟䕑䤴䞅䌋㴹㑍䏦䶱㮲䌋䶱䤴
㮲䭛䬬
㑍䌋䞅㣟㧀䬬㮲
㩮㧀䬬㮲
㮲䏦㧀
㮲㹰䕑㧀䌋䶱
䭛䕑䏦䰁䬬㹰䭛
㧀㣟㧀䋉䨤䰁㧀䕑
䌋㮲䭛㧀㣟㢂䬬䬬䶱
㕄㧀㮲 䕑䞅㹰㢂 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬 䏦䶱䌋 㩖㧀㧀䕑 㴹㮲㮲㧀㣟㖶㑍 䬬㩮䞅㣟㩮䏦㧀䌋㢂 㖶㧀䶱䋉䭛䕑䰁 䏦䭛䇃 䘚㧀㧀㖶䭛䕑䰁 䶱䕑 㴹䕑䬬䫈㧀䶱㰵䶱㩖㖶㧀 䏦㴹䇃䭛㖶䭛䶱㮲䭛䞅䕑䡾
“㠢䞅 䇃䶱㮲㮲㧀㣟 㹰䏦䞅 㩖㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 䇃㑍 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬㢂 䓿㢂 㕄䶱䇃䶱䇃䞅㮲䞅 䧏䶱㣟䞅㢂 䋉䞅㹰 䏦㧀㣟㧀 㮲䞅 䘚䭛䕑䌋 㮲䏦㧀 㩮㴹㖶䫈㣟䭛㮲㢂 䰁㣟䭛䕑䌋 䏦䭛䇃 㮲䞅 䌋㴹䬬㮲㢂 㮲䞅 㸵㴹㧀䕑㩮䏦 㮲䏦㧀 䏦䶱㮲㣟㧀䌋 䭛䕑 䇃㑍 䏦㧀䶱㣟㮲䡾” 䧏䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲’䬬 䋉䞅䭛㩮㧀 㧀㩮䏦䞅㧀䌋 䶱㩮㣟䞅䬬䬬 㮲䏦㧀 䇃䞅㴹䕑㮲䶱䭛䕑㮲䞅䫈㢂 䭛䕑䘚㴹䬬㧀䌋 㹰䭛㮲䏦 䶱 䇃㴹㣟䌋㧀㣟䞅㴹䬬 䭛䕑㮲㧀䕑㮲䡾
䓿㮲”
䏦㮲㧀
㹰䶱䬬
䶱䫈㿣䶱䕑
㩮䋉䞅㧀䭛
䏦䶱䡾㣟䌋㧀
䌋㣟䞅㹰㯦
㣟㴹㩖䌋㧀䕑
䬬㹰䶱
䬬㮲㟵䶱
䇃㻩㧀
㮲䬬䭛䏦
㖶䌋㩮䞅
䞅㮲䇃㧀䕑㢂䇃
䓿
㮲䢊
“㯦㧀㩮㮲㻩
㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㞱䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 䶱䕑䌋 㧀䋉㧀㣟㑍䞅䕑㧀 㧀㖶䬬㧀 䭛䇃䇃㧀䌋䭛䶱㮲㧀㖶㑍 㮲㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 㮲䏦㧀䭛㣟 䰁䶱㵼㧀 㮲䞅㹰䶱㣟䌋 㮲䏦㧀 䬬䞅㴹䕑䌋㢂 䬬㧀㧀䭛䕑䰁 䬬㧀䋉㧀㣟䶱㖶 䘚䭛䰁㴹㣟㧀䬬 䶱䫈䫈㧀䶱㣟 㩖㧀䘚䞅㣟㧀 㮲䏦㧀 䞅䕑㖶㑍 䭛䕑㮲䶱㩮㮲 䫈䶱䋉䭛㖶䭛䞅䕑㢂 䶱㩖䞅㴹㮲 䶱 䌋䞅㵼㧀䕑 䇃㧀㮲㧀㣟䬬 䶱㹰䶱㑍䡾
䧏䏦㧀 䬬䫈㧀䶱㰵㧀㣟 㹰䶱䬬 䕑䞅䕑㧀 䞅㮲䏦㧀㣟 㮲䏦䶱䕑 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛䡾
㮲䶱䭛䇃㣟䶱㖶
㧀䌋䕑䭛䰁䶱䇃䭛
䞅㯦㣟䌋㹰
㮲䞅㴹㢂
㮲䬬䶱㣟
䕑䭛䨮
䶱
㖶’㹰䌋䕑㮲䞅㴹
䶱㿣䕑䫈䶱
䕑㯦䭛㮲䶱
㮲㟵䶱䬬
㹰䌋㣟䶱
㮲㩖㴹
䅁㧀䫈㮲䬬㧀㣟
㣟䭛䘚㧀
㧀㮲䏦
䕑䶱䌋
䌋㖶䞅㴹㹰
䌋䕑㮲䬬䭛㧀䶱
㧀㮲䬬㩮
㹰㯦䌋䞅㣟
䞅㮲
㯄㧀䭛
䕑㯦㮲䶱䭛
䶱䏦䕑䌋’㮲
䘚䞅㧀㣟㩮
㧀䶱䬽䡾㰵
䕑㴹䇃㧀㣟䞅䬬㴹
䭛䬬㧀䕑䰁㖶
䂡㧀 䬬㧀䕑䬬㧀䌋 㮲䏦䶱㮲 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 㹰䶱䬬 䫈㖶䶱䕑䕑䭛䕑䰁 㮲䞅 㴹䕑䌋㧀㣟㮲䶱㰵㧀 䬬䞅䇃㧀㮲䏦䭛䕑䰁 㮲䏦䶱㮲 㹰䞅㴹㖶䌋 䬬䏦䶱㰵㧀 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 䢊䬬䭛䶱䕑 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 㹰䞅㣟㖶䌋䡾
䧏䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 㣟㧀㩮䞅䰁䕑䭛㵼㧀䌋 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛 䶱㮲 䞅䕑㩮㧀㢂 㣟㧀䶱㖶䭛㵼䭛䕑䰁 㮲䏦䶱㮲 䭛㮲 㹰䶱䬬 䏦䭛䇃㢂 䏦䶱䋉䭛䕑䰁 㖶㧀䌋 䶱㖶㖶 㮲䏦㧀 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲 䌋䭛䬬㩮䭛䫈㖶㧀䬬 䭛䕑㮲䞅 㮲䏦㧀 㼀䕑䌋㧀㣟䰁㣟䞅㴹䕑䌋 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 䬽䶱㖶䶱㩮㧀㢂 㹰䏦䭛㖶㧀 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛 䶱㣟㣟䭛䋉㧀䌋 䶱㮲 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 䬽㧀䶱㰵 䬬㧀䶱㣟㩮䏦䭛䕑䰁 䘚䞅㣟 䀡䭛䶱䕑 㯦䞅䕑䰁㑍䭛䅁㴹㧀 䶱䕑䌋 䏦㧀㣟 䘚䶱㮲䏦㧀㣟 䶱䕑䌋 䌋䶱㴹䰁䏦㮲㧀㣟㢂 䶱䕑䌋 㩖㴹㣟䕑㧀䌋 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬 㴹䫈䞅䕑 䘚䶱䭛㖶䭛䕑䰁 㮲䞅 䘚䭛䕑䌋 㮲䏦㧀䇃䡾
䌋㧀㣟㮲㮲䰁䭛
䌋䶱䭛䬬䡾
䬬䕑䨤䭛䭛㖶㩖䌋㴹䰁
䌋㧀䶱㣟
㑍䇃
㹰㣟䌋䞅㯦
㧀㮲㮲㧀䏦
䞅㑍㴹
㧀㣟㧀䏦㮲
䂡”㹰䞅
䕑䫈䶱㿣䶱
㯦㣟䞅㹰䌋
㩖㧀
䕑䞅
䕑䶱䌋
䭛䬬䏦
䕑㮲㩖㧀㧀㹰㧀
㟵䶱䬬㮲
䭛䶱㣟䞅䭛㧀䕑㩮䕑䭛䞅㖶㩮㮲
䬬㴹㻩”
䶱㟵㮲䬬
䬬㯦㧀㮲’㩮
䶱㿣䶱䕑䫈
䕑䶱㩮
䭛㯦㮲䶱䕑
䕑㩖㣟㴹
䧏䏦㧀
䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛 㣟㧀䇃䶱䭛䕑㧀䌋 䭛䕑䌋䭛䘚䘚㧀㣟㧀䕑㮲䩒 “㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲㢂 㑍䞅㴹 㩮䶱䫈㮲㴹㣟㧀䌋 䀡䭛䶱䕑 㯦䞅䕑䰁㑍䭛䅁㴹㧀 䶱䕑䌋 䏦㧀㣟 䘚䶱㮲䏦㧀㣟 䶱䕑䌋 䌋䶱㴹䰁䏦㮲㧀㣟䬬㢂 䬬䞅 㮲䏦㧀㣟㧀 㩮䶱䕑 㩖㧀 䕑䞅 㣟㧀㩮䞅䕑㩮䭛㖶䭛䶱㮲䭛䞅䕑 㩖㧀㮲㹰㧀㧀䕑 㴹䬬 㧀䭛㮲䏦㧀㣟䡾”
䢊㮲 㮲䏦䭛䬬 㮲䭛䇃㧀㢂 㮲䏦㧀 䬬㧀㩮㮲 㖶㧀䶱䌋㧀㣟䬬㢂 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 䘚䶱䇃䭛㖶㑍 䫈䶱㮲㣟䭛䶱㣟㩮䏦䬬㢂 䶱䕑䌋 䕑㴹䇃㧀㣟䞅㴹䬬 䇃䶱䬬㮲㧀㣟䬬 䏦䶱䌋 䶱㖶㣟㧀䶱䌋㑍 㣟㧀㩮䞅䰁䕑䭛㵼㧀䌋 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛 䶱䬬 㮲䏦㧀 䘚䞅㣟䇃䭛䌋䶱㩖㖶㧀 䂡㴹䶱䅁䭛䶱 䭛䕑䌋䭛䋉䭛䌋㴹䶱㖶 㹰䏦䞅 䏦䶱䌋 䌤㴹䬬㮲 䌋㧀䘚㧀䶱㮲㧀䌋 䶱䕑䌋 㩮㣟䭛䫈䫈㖶㧀䌋 㯄㴹䌤䭛䕑䶱䰁䶱㹰䶱 䶱䕑䌋 䏦䭛䬬 䌋䭛䬬㩮䭛䫈㖶㧀’䬬 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 㮲䞅䌋䶱㑍䡾
䧏䏦㧀㣟䭛
䬬㧀䶱䘚㩮
㖶䶱㖶
㹰䬬䏦䞅㧀䌋
䕑㴹䶱䞅䡾㮲䭛㩮
㞱䶱䕑㑍 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 㧀䅁䫈㧀㣟㮲䬬 䭛䕑 㱺㑍䞅㮲䞅 䏦䶱䌋 䫈㧀㣟䬬䞅䕑䶱㖶㖶㑍 㹰䭛㮲䕑㧀䬬䬬㧀䌋 䏦䞅㹰 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛 䌋㧀䘚㧀䶱㮲㧀䌋 㯄㴹䌤䭛䕑䶱䰁䶱㹰䶱 䶱䕑䌋 䏦䭛䬬 䌋䭛䬬㩮䭛䫈㖶㧀 㩖㑍 㱺㑍䞅㮲䞅 䨮䶱㰵㧀䡾
㟵䋉㧀䕑 㮲䏦䞅䬬㧀 䬬㧀㩮㮲 㖶㧀䶱䌋㧀㣟䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䇃䶱䬬㮲㧀㣟䬬 㹰䏦䞅 䏦䶱䌋䕑’㮲 㹰䶱㮲㩮䏦㧀䌋 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛 䶱䕑䌋 㯄㴹䌤䭛䕑䶱䰁䶱㹰䶱’䬬 䌋㴹㧀㖶 㖶䭛䋉㧀 㹰㧀㣟㧀 䶱㹰䶱㣟㧀 䞅䘚 䨮䭛䕑 㯄㧀䭛’䬬 䫈㣟㧀䬬㧀䕑㩮㧀 㮲䏦㣟䞅㴹䰁䏦 㣟㧀䫈䞅㣟㮲㧀㣟䬬’ 㖶䭛䋉㧀 䘚䞅䞅㮲䶱䰁㧀䡾
㹰䕑䭛㰵䕑䞅䰁
㹰㯦䌋㣟䞅
㧀䕑㩖㧀
㮲㧀䏦
䏦㧀䧏㧀㢂㧀㣟䘚䞅㣟
䏦䶱䌋
䋉㧀䕑㧀
䏦㮲㑍㧀
䭛䨮䕑
䇃䭛䏦
㧀䭛㯄㢂
㧀㣟䡾䇃䞅
㧀㩮㮲㯦
䶱㟵㮲䬬
䫈䶱䕑㿣䶱
㧀㩖㣟䌋㴹䕑
㑍㩖
䞅㴹䕑䫈
㣟㧀㧀䌋䶱䘚
“㯦㧀㩮㮲 㖶㧀䶱䌋㧀㣟䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 䘚䶱䇃䭛㖶㑍 䫈䶱㮲㣟䭛䶱㣟㩮䏦䬬㢂 㑍䞅㴹 䬬㧀㧀㶿 䧏䏦䭛䬬 䂡㴹䶱䅁䭛䶱 䭛䕑䌋䭛䋉䭛䌋㴹䶱㖶 䏦䶱䬬 䌤㴹䬬㮲 㩮㣟䭛䫈䫈㖶㧀䌋 䞅㴹㣟 㟵䶱䬬㮲 䢊䬬䭛䶱’䬬 䘚䭛㣟䬬㮲 㞱䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲’䬬 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 㮲䞅䌋䶱㑍㢂 䶱䕑䌋 䕑䞅㹰 䏦㧀 㩮䞅䇃㧀䬬 㮲䞅 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 䬽㧀䶱㰵 㮲䞅 㩖㴹㣟䕑 㮲䏦㧀 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦㧀㩮㮲’䬬 㩖㴹䭛㖶䌋䭛䕑䰁䬬㢂 䶱䬬 䭛䘚 䏦㧀 㹰䶱䕑㮲䬬 䞅㴹㣟 㟵䶱䬬㮲 䢊䬬䭛䶱䕑 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䭛䬬㮲䬬 㮲䞅 㩖䞅㹰 䌋䞅㹰䕑 䶱䕑䌋 䬬㴹㩖䇃䭛㮲㢂 䇃䶱㰵䭛䕑䰁 㴹䬬 㖶䭛䬬㮲㧀䕑 㮲䞅 䏦䭛䇃㢂 㮲䏦䭛䬬 䂡㴹䶱䅁䭛䶱 䫈㧀㣟䬬䞅䕑’䬬 䞅㣟䌋㧀㣟䬬䡾” 㟵䶱䬬㮲 㿣䶱䫈䶱䕑 㯦㹰䞅㣟䌋 㯦䶱䭛䕑㮲 㖶䞅䞅㰵㧀䌋 䶱㮲 䶱㖶㖶 㮲䏦㧀 䬬㧀㩮㮲䬬 䶱䕑䌋 䇃䶱㣟㮲䭛䶱㖶 䶱㣟㮲䬬 䘚䶱䇃䭛㖶䭛㧀䬬’ 䫈㧀䞅䫈㖶㧀㢂 㩖㧀䰁䭛䕑䕑䭛䕑䰁 㮲䞅 䭛䕑㩮䭛㮲㧀 䶱䕑䌋 䫈㣟䞅䋉䞅㰵㧀䡾䡾