novelraw Chapter 991: 964: I Dare to Do as I Please
Chapter 991: 964: I Dare to Do as I Please
Capítulo 991: Chapter 964: I Dare to Do as I Please
At the moment he saw the marriage contract, Luo Qi was both shocked and angry. This was too outrageous. Without his knowledge, he was already engaged in a marital relationship with someone else, and she wasn’t even a woman from a respectable family, likely a brothel girl. This was an insult to him.
Holding the marriage contract, Luo Qi’s handsome face turned red with anger.
Shao Ming stepped forward to take a look, and his expression shifted multiple times. This marriage contract included the birth dates of both the man and woman. With a marriage contract like this, they were considered a legitimate couple, recognized by law.
Luo Qi’s marriage contract was indeed complete and authentic.
“This… Brother Luo, what’s going on here?” Shao Ming was a bit bewildered. Everyone at the academy knew Luo Qi was only eighteen and hadn’t been engaged yet. But now there’s this marriage contract and the hairpin coupling. It was downright chilling.
“With the marriage contract and hairpin coupling, heaven and earth recognize you as a couple, and her visiting you every night is just understandable.” Qin Liuxi pointed at Liang Yaomu.
Everyone instinctively looked and felt their hair stand on end, quickly siding with Qin Liuxi.
At the moment, Liang Yaomu was posturing coquettishly, lightly touching his temple with a hand, his eyes full of flirtatious glances. If he were a girl, this charm would probably be bone-melting to men.
But these actions were being done by a man—a man more effeminate than any gay person—it’s enough to make one’s skin crawl.
Everyone knew the term “Longyang,” but none in the crowd inclined that way. Seeing Liang Yaomu like this made their faces red and hearts race with shock.
“Liang Yaomu, what are you doing?” Shao Ming swallowed hard and rebuked.
‘Liang Yaomu’ looked at Luo Qi and opened his mouth: “Mr. Luo…”
Ahhhh.
The sultry female voice coming from his mouth drove everyone mad, and they rushed to hide behind Qin Liuxi.
What kind of ghost is this?
Qin Liuxi sneered; these were scholars who refused to speak of strange forces and spirits.
Luo Qi’s face also changed drastically; this voice was identical to what he had heard in his dreams.
“Who are you?” he demanded with a pale face. “Why are you here to harm me?”
“Mr. Luo, we are hairpin-bound spouses. Why be so cold to me?” ‘Liang Yaomu’ feigned heartbreak, covering half his face, eyes full of lament.
“Nonsense! I don’t even know you. It’s you who enters my dreams and lures me into those pleasures.” Luo Qi fumed with rage.
‘Liang Yaomu’ chuckled, “Mr. Luo, it’s impossible to force a bull to drink, even if I lured you, you had to cooperate. It was mutually delightful; how can you solely blame me?”
Luo Qi was mortified with shame and rage.
Even though he understood the reasoning, being exposed like this made his face burn.
Moreover, he wasn’t aware at all. Without someone plotting, he wouldn’t have come into contact with this so-called seduction.
Qin Liuxi flicked her fingertip, casting a skill at ‘Liang Yaomu,’ who screamed and staggered back. Her gaze at Qin Liuxi was filled with hatred, toxicity, and fear.
“Being so arrogant in front of me, you think just because you’ve possessed this guy, I can’t do anything?” Qin Liuxi stared coldly at her. “I’m sparing you so you’ll honestly explain the marriage contract with Mr. Luo without saying trivial things and posturing. Push me, and I’ll scatter your soul!”
The scholars froze. Possession?
“Dare you? I have a marriage contract with Luo Qi.” ‘Liang Yaomu’ shrieked. “Heavens and earth will acknowledge our relationship, even if he marries again, it would be a secondary wife situation. Without my consent, this karma can’t touch me.”
“Why don’t you try if I dare?” Qin Liuxi smiled, her eyes narrowed, looking at her. “Do you think I’m negotiating with you? I’m informing you.”
‘Liang Yaomu’ retreated two steps warily.
Although Qin Liuxi smiled, her expressions made ‘Liang Yaomu’ feel dread and cold.
She dared!
“Aren’t you afraid these heavenly rules will fall upon you? Even heavenly masters wouldn’t act recklessly!” ‘Liang Yaomu’ pretended to be firm.
Qin Liuxi lowered her eyes, “Other heavenly masters might not dare, but I do! By the way, you and he are a couple? So shameless, you’re a marriage cheat!”
‘Liang Yaomu’ was choked with embarrassment, her face turning red. After a moment, she said, “Regardless, I am considered his wife.”
“Then there’s nothing to discuss.” Qin Liuxi pulled a small Peach Wood Sword from her sleeve and swung it at her.
Zap.
A bluish smoke rose from ‘Liang Yaomu’s body, and everyone could see with the naked eye that a seductive woman’s face appeared on his body, viciously struggling, her screams piercing.
The scholars’ faces turned pale, shaking like leaves.
This was the Zhangyan Technique, surely meant to ruin their righteous views, to make them believe in strange forces.
Whatever it was, they just wanted to get out, but their legs were trembling too much, losing all strength.
“Aren’t you afraid I’ll kill this guy?” ‘Liang Yaomu’ pointed at the body she possessed.
Qin Liuxi walked closer, the Peach Wood Sword in her hand making elegant sword flowers, “Feel free, after all, he’s not an innocent person. He’s the one that facilitated this marriage scam between you two. But if you kill, you’ll become an Evil Ghost, giving me more reason to destroy you! Come on, give me a reason why I won’t have to bear any karmic consequences!”
‘Liang Yaomu’ heard the excitement in her voice and panicked. This was a pervert!
The scholars’ faces changed multiple times. She wasn’t concerned about Liang Yaomu’s life.
Qin Liuxi raised the Peach Wood Sword, and ‘Liang Yaomu’ screamed, “I’ll tell! It was all Liang Yaomu’s doing.”
Her real surname was Wu, stage name Jiaojiao. Though she wasn’t the top courtesan at the Hundred Flowers Court, she was quite renowned. She met Liang Yaomu because his mother often helped style the courtesans’ hair there, and she had the same surname Wu, so they were more familiar. She even called Aunt Wu her sister sometimes.
This summer, she fell ill, not doing well, and Liang Yaomu, alongside his mother, came to her, saying he had found a marriage for her, so that after death she wouldn’t be alone. He then took her birth dates, cut a lock of her hair and a fingernail, and had a marriage contract made.
“…After I died, my soul drifted from my body without any means to reincarnate, so I relied on the marriage contract to take refuge. Liang Yaomu buried this bundle at Mr. Luo’s bedside. For people like us, the chance to find a worthy partner is so rare, not to mention that he is a scholar, a Scholar—it’s the blessing I cultivated in previous lives!”
Qin Liuxi retorted, “Blessings from a previous life wouldn’t descend into prostitution.”
Wu Jiao bit her tongue angrily, not wanting to talk to her, then turned with full sentiment to look at Luo Qi, “With the marriage contract, Mr. Luo is my husband. How could a legitimate couple not consummate their marriage, which is why I met with him daily for affection.”
By now, Luo Qi’s stomach was churning violently, and upon hearing this, he dashed to the door and retched violently.
He was utterly disgusted!
擄
䌥䰕㤧䴜㾎㖞䰕䞬䙾㧂
擄
䵠㣩㬍䞬䙾㞕㤧㪲
老
蘆
㤧㪲䇼
䴜
擄
㞕䴜㺫䌥
露
爐
盧
盧
㪲㤧
㬃㞕㤧㪲
擄
㬃㞕㤧㪲 㾎䰕㖞䰕㧂䴜䌥㤧䞬䙾 㤧䙾㖞䞬㧂㖞䰕㪲 㪲䌥㾎䴜䙾䵠䰕 䣨䞬㾎㣩䰕㪲 䴜䙾㶆 䵠䞬㶆㪲䙇 㧂䰕䴜㖞㤧䙾䵠 䀚䴜䙾䯷 㪲䌥㴿㶆䰕䙾䌥㪲 㪲䌥㴿䙾䙾䰕㶆䙇 㧂䞬䞬㬍㤧䙾䵠 䴜䌥 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㺫㤧䌥㞕 䔀䞬䌥㞕 㪲䯷䀚䚸䴜䌥㞕䯷 䴜䙾㶆 䚸㤧䌥䯷㥿
䧑䰕㤧䙾䵠 㶆䰕㣩䰕㤧㖞䰕㶆 㤧䙾䌥䞬 䀚䴜㾎㾎㤧䴜䵠䰕 㤧㪲 䔀䴜㶆 䰕䙾䞬㴿䵠㞕䙇 䔀㴿䌥 㤧䌥 㺫䞬㴿㧂㶆 䔀䰕 䔀䰕䌥䌥䰕㾎 㤧䣨 㤧䌥 㺫䰕㾎䰕 㺫㤧䌥㞕 䴜 㧂㤧㖞㤧䙾䵠 䚸䰕㾎㪲䞬䙾㥿 㬃㞕㤧㪲䙇 㞕䞬㺫䰕㖞䰕㾎䙇 㤧㪲 䴜 㶆䰕䴜㶆 䵠㞕䞬㪲䌥䙇 䴜 㺫䞬䀚䴜䙾 䣨㾎䞬䀚 䌥㞕䰕 䔀㾎䞬䌥㞕䰕㧂䙇 䴜䙾㶆 䴜 䚸㴿㾎䰕 㪲㣩㞕䞬㧂䴜㾎 䵠䰕䌥䌥㤧䙾䵠 㤧䙾㖞䞬㧂㖞䰕㶆 㺫㤧䌥㞕 㪲㴿㣩㞕 䴜 㺫䞬䀚䴜䙾 㤧㪲 䌥㾎㴿㧂䯷 㶆䰕䌥㾎㤧䀚䰕䙾䌥䴜㧂 䌥䞬 㞕㤧㪲 㾎䰕䚸㴿䌥䴜䌥㤧䞬䙾㥿
㤧㪲
㪲㞕䌥㤧
䰕㞕䌥
㣞㤧
㞕䌥䰕
䰕㾎㸓䰕㴿䌥䣨䙾㪲
䞬䙇䄎
䴜䞬䰕㪲㾎䙾
㴿䬇䞬
㞕䌥䐉䰕㧂䞬㾎䔀
㾎㧂䴜䰕
㛂䞬䞬㾎 䣨䰕㧂㧂䞬㺫 㪲䌥㴿㶆䰕䙾䌥䇼
㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 㺫䴜䌥㣩㞕䰕㶆 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㖞䞬䀚㤧䌥㤧䙾䵠䙇 㞕䰕䴜㾎䌥䔀㾎䞬㬍䰕䙾 䔀䰕䯷䞬䙾㶆 㺫䞬㾎㶆㪲㥿 㶛䰕䴜㾎㤧䙾䵠 䴜 䀚䴜䙾’㪲 䔀䞬㶆䯷 䯷䰕䌥 㪲㞕䞬㺫㤧䙾䵠 䴜 㪲䌥㤧㣩㬍䯷 㾎䰕㪲䰕䙾䌥䣨㴿㧂 䵠䴜㿧䰕 䀚䴜㶆䰕 䰕㖞䰕㾎䯷䞬䙾䰕 䣨䰕䰕㧂 㴿䙾㣩䞬䀚䣨䞬㾎䌥䴜䔀㧂䰕㥿
䙇㞕㤧㪲
“䌥㤧䙾㞕䵠䐉
䙾㤧㣞
㾎䰕㶆
䀚䴜䙇㤧䵠㣩
䞬䰕㶆㪲
䚸㴿
䌥㺫㞕㤧
䞬㾎䯷㴿
䬇㤧䵠䙾䴜
䌥䰕㾎䣨䴜
䰕䔀
㤧䬇䖚㤧㴿
㞕㤧䙾䵠䌥
㴿㪲㣩㞕
䞬䌥
䴜㪲䙾㤧㣩㴿䵠
䙾㶆䔀㤧䙾㤧䵠
䴜䀚㮵䞬㴿
㴿䴜㞕㣩䌥䵠
䴜㪲㬍䙇䰕㶆
䞬㴿㾎䙾㞾㣩䰕
䴜㖞䰕㺫㪲
㺫䞬”䤦
㞕㤧㾎䴜
㴿䯷䞬
㤧䙾
“䋌䌥 㪲䰕䰕䀚㪲 㪲䞬䀚䰕䞬䙾䰕 㤧䙾 䬇㤧䴜䙾䵠 䩥㤧㧂㧂䴜䵠䰕 㤧㪲 䴜 䴇䞬㶆 䄎䌥㤧㣩㬍 㬍䙾䞬㺫㧂䰕㶆䵠䰕䴜䔀㧂䰕 㤧䙾 䌥㞕䰕㪲䰕 䌥㞕㤧䙾䵠㪲䙇 䚸㾎䞬䔀䴜䔀㧂䯷 䴜 㾎䰕㧂䴜䌥㤧㖞䰕 䞬㾎 䴜㣩㸓㴿䴜㤧䙾䌥䴜䙾㣩䰕 䞬䣨 㞕㤧㪲 䀚䞬䌥㞕䰕㾎㥿”
䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㖞䞬䀚㤧䌥䰕㶆 䴜䵠䴜㤧䙾䙇 㺫䰕䴜㬍 䴜㧂㧂 䞬㖞䰕㾎䙇 㪲㴿䚸䚸䞬㾎䌥䰕㶆 䔀䯷 䄎䌥䰕㺫䴜㾎㶆 䞆㞕䴜䙾䵠 㤧䙾 䴜䙾䵠䰕㾎䙇 䵠㾎㤧䌥䌥㤧䙾䵠 㞕㤧㪲 䌥䰕䰕䌥㞕䙇 “㶛㞕䯷 㞕䴜㪲 㞕䰕 㶆䞬䙾䰕 䌥㞕㤧㪲 䌥䞬 䀚䰕䐉 㶛䴜㪲 䋌 䙾䞬䌥 䵠䞬䞬㶆 䰕䙾䞬㴿䵠㞕 䌥䞬 㞕㤧䀚䐉 䤦㤧㪲 䣨䴜䀚㤧㧂䯷 㺫䴜㪲 䚸䞬䞬㾎䙇 㣩䞬㴿㧂㶆䙾’䌥 䚸䴜䯷 䌥㴿㤧䌥㤧䞬䙾䙇 㪲䞬 䋌 㧂䰕䙾䌥 㤧䌥㥿 䄎䞬䀚䰕 䔀䞬䞬㬍㪲 䋌 㧂䰕䙾䌥 㞕㤧䀚 䣨䞬㾎 䣨㾎䰕䰕䙇 䌥㾎䰕䴜䌥䰕㶆 㞕㤧䀚 䴜㪲 䴜 䔀㾎䞬䌥㞕䰕㾎䙇 䯷䰕䌥 㞕䰕 䌥㾎䰕䴜䌥䰕㶆 䀚䰕 㧂㤧㬍䰕 䌥㞕㤧㪲㥿”
㽷㾎”㥿
㶆㴿䰕䙾㶆䞬㺫
㾎䰕䰕㖞䙾䯷䰕䞬
㴿䞬㶆㧂㺫
㴿㶛
㣩㣩㪲㪲䌥䙇䴜䴜㤧㾎
䔀䌥㤧
䙾䙇䞬㤧㧰
㶆㧂䰕䯷䰕䚸
䰕㖞㾎䄎㧂㤧
䙇㾎䀚䣨䴜䰕㾎
䴜
䞬䙾
䙾䀚㺫䰕䞬
䌥䰕䰕㪲㪲䀚䰕㧂䰕䎡䣨
㞕䌥䌥䴜
䌥䴜㴿䔀䞬
㩣䴜䞬㤧
㪲䰕㖞㤧䌥䞬䀚㥿
䞬䚸㾎䞬
㧂䵠䰕㴿㞕㶆䴜䙇
㤧䐉㞕䀚
㾎䞬䀚䵠䞬
㤧㪲
䀚䰕䰕㪲㪲
䰕䞬䌥䀚㞕㾎
㤧㞕㪲
㪲䞬䌥㪲䀚䰕䰕䀚㤧
䙾䵠䯷䞬㴿
䞬䚸䀚䰕㾎㣩䴜
䞬㪲’䰕䙾
㞕㺫䞬
㧰䙾䴜
䞬㪲
㺫㾎䞬㶆㤧㾎䰕
䙾䵠䌥䯷㾎䙇㤧䰕㪲䰕䞬
㞕䰕
㴿䞬䬇䙇
䴜㶆䣨䣨㾎䞬
䞬䙇㶆䰕㪲
㮵䞬㾎㴿
㞾䵠㴿㶆䰕
䌥䞬
㾎䴜䰕
㾎㴿䰕䌥㤧㧂䞬㾎
㴿䯷䐉䞬
㞕䰕
䀚䴜䙇㤧䯷䙾㤧䵠䌥䀚䴜䙾
䔀䌥㴿
䯷㴿䞬
䞬䙾䌥
䴜䔀㞕䞬㾎㾎
䰕㧂䌥㺫䴜㞕䯷
㶆䙾䙾䙇㪲䰕㤧㬍㪲
䣨䋌
䙾䴜㶆
䴜
㴿䴜䌥䔀䞬
㺫䞬㞕
㴿㥿䌥䌥㤧㤧䞬䙾
㧇
䰕䴜㪲㬍䚸
䐉䀚㤧㞕”
䞬䌥
䞬䔀䰕㞕䌥㧂㾎
䚸䙇㴿
㺫㤧䌥㞕
㴿䞬䯷
䰕㾎䯷㤧䵠䙾㧂
䌥䞬
㾎䰕䀚䴜㪲䌥
䬒㖞䰕㾎䯷䞬䙾䰕 䣨䰕㧂䌥 㴿䙾䰕䴜㪲䯷㥿
䋌䣨 䌥㞕䰕䯷 㾎䰕䴜㧂㧂䯷 㬍䙾䰕㺫 䌥㞕㤧㪲䙇 䌥㞕䰕䯷 䚸㾎䞬䔀䴜䔀㧂䯷 㺫䞬㴿㧂㶆䙾’䌥 䴜㪲㪲䞬㣩㤧䴜䌥䰕 㺫㤧䌥㞕 㞕㤧䀚㥿 㧇䣨䌥䰕㾎 䴜㧂㧂䙇 㪲㣩㞕䞬㧂䴜㾎㪲 䚸㾎㤧㶆䰕 䌥㞕䰕䀚㪲䰕㧂㖞䰕㪲䙇 䴜䙾㶆 㞕䴜㖞㤧䙾䵠 䴜 䣨䴜䀚㤧㧂䯷 䀚䰕䀚䔀䰕㾎 䣨㾎䰕㸓㴿䰕䙾䌥㧂䯷 㖞㤧㪲㤧䌥㤧䙾䵠 䴜 䔀㾎䞬䌥㞕䰕㧂 㶆䞬䰕㪲䙾’䌥 䔀䞬㶆䰕 㺫䰕㧂㧂 䣨䞬㾎 䞬䙾䰕’㪲 䙾䴜䀚䰕㥿
㤧䴜䵠䙾䀚䣨㾎㥿
䙾㪲䀚䞬䰕䙾䌥㤧
㾎㴿䵠㤧㖞㖞䙾㪲㤧
㞕’䌥㬃㪲䴜
䯷㪲䴜㪲
䬇䙾䵠䴜㤧
䞬㧂䯷䙾
䙾䰕㾎䰕㖞
䔀䯷
䀚㤧㧂䣨䯷䴜
㞕㪲㤧
㞕㺫䯷
䞬䚸䙇䞬㾎
䌥䙇㤧
㮵䴜㴿䞬䀚
㤧㪲
“䬇䞬䞬㬍 䴜䌥 䯷䞬㴿 㪲㣩㞕䞬㧂䴜㾎㪲䙇 㞾㴿㪲䌥 㞕䰕䴜㾎㤧䙾䵠 㤧䌥 䀚䴜㬍䰕㪲 䯷䞬㴿 㪲䙾䰕䰕㾎䙇 㞕䰕 㣩䴜䙾 䞬䙾㧂䯷 㞕㤧㶆䰕 㤧䌥㥿” 㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 㧂䴜㴿䵠㞕䰕㶆 㪲䴜㾎㣩䴜㪲䌥㤧㣩䴜㧂㧂䯷㥿
䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㺫䴜㪲 㤧䙾㶆㤧䵠䙾䴜䙾䌥䙇 “䬒㖞䰕䙾 㪲䞬䙇 㤧䌥’㪲 䙾䞬䌥 䴜 㾎䰕䴜㪲䞬䙾 䌥䞬 㞕䴜㾎䀚 䀚䰕㥿”
㞕䴜㪲䌥’䌥
䞬䌥
㶆䰕䙾䰕㶆䰕䙇
䞬䙾䰕㾎㪲䴜
㥿䞬㴿”䯷
㶛㴿
㴿㣩䰕㤧䣨㤧䙾㪲䣨䌥
㪲㤧
㧂㧂䴜
䔀㾎䰕㶆䰕
䙾㾎㤧㴿
㴿䴜䰕㪲䯷㞾㧂䞬
㧂㣩䀚㥿䴜㤧䰕
䌥䰕㶆㞕㾎䴜
䙾㴿㞕䰕䞬䵠
㨝”䞬
䯷䙾䰕㣩㾎䰕㪲㪲䴜
䤦㪲㤧
㞕㾎䰕
䰕䙇㶆㞕䴜
䞬㪲䞬㞕㬍
䞬䴜㩣㤧
䴜㶆䙾
䴜䀚䰕㣩㤧㧂
䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㺫䴜㪲 㪲䌥㴿䙾䙾䰕㶆㥿
“䋌䣨 㪲䞬䀚䰕䞬䙾䰕 㧂㤧㬍䰕 㞕䰕㾎 㞕䴜㶆䙾’䌥 㶆㤧㪲㣩䞬㖞䰕㾎䰕㶆 䌥㞕㤧㪲䙇 㺫䞬㴿㧂㶆䙾’䌥 䯷䞬㴿㾎 㧂㤧䣨䰕 䔀䰕 㤧䙾 㾎㴿㤧䙾㪲䐉” 㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 㧂䞬䞬㬍䰕㶆 䴜䌥 䌥㞕䰕 㺫㤧䌥㞕䰕㾎䰕㶆 䴜䙾㶆 㪲㴿䙾㬍䰕䙾䎡䰕䯷䰕㶆 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧䙇 㞕䴜㖞㤧䙾䵠 㧂䞬㪲䌥 㞕㤧㪲 㪲䚸㤧㾎㤧䌥䙇 䣨䰕䰕㧂㤧䙾䵠 㪲䞬䀚䰕㺫㞕䴜䌥 䵠㴿㤧㧂䌥䯷㥿
‘㞕㪲䰕
㪲㾎䰕䴜䚸㶆
䰕㞕䌥
䰕䙾䞬
䞬㴿䯷
㴿䌥䔀䴜䞬
㞕䌥䰕
㾎䞬㾎䌥㾎䀚㴿㱸”䰕䰕䙇㞕
㾎䀚䞬㾎㴿
㞕㺫䞬
䰕䌥㤧䵠䰕䙾㾎䣨㴿䙾㸓
䰕㞕䌥
䌥䰕䔀㞕㾎㧂”䞬㥿
䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧’㪲 䰕䯷䰕㪲 㺫䰕㾎䰕 䴜䔀䞬㴿䌥 䌥䞬 䔀㴿㾎㪲䌥㥿 䤦䞬㺫 㣩䞬㴿㧂㶆 䴜 䚸䰕㾎㪲䞬䙾 䔀䰕 㪲䞬 㖞㤧㧂䰕䐉
㩣㴿㪲䌥 䞬㴿䌥 䞬䣨 㞾䰕䴜㧂䞬㴿㪲䯷䙇 㞕䰕 㪲㣩㞕䰕䀚䰕㶆 䌥䞬 㪲㴿㣩㞕 㧂䰕䙾䵠䌥㞕㪲䙇 䌥㾎㴿㧂䯷 䀚䴜㧂㤧㣩㤧䞬㴿㪲㥿
䌥㧂䔀㾎䰕㞕䞬
䞬㞕䄎䴜
㖞䙾䰕䬒”
㤧㬍䴜䙾䙇䵠㪲
㞕䰕
䴜
䙇䯷䞬㴿
䴜
䯷㺫㞕
㧂㤧䙇䵠㾎
䙾㧂䴜䰕㣩
䞬䌥䙾㤧㧂䌥䵠䚸
䵠㪲䴜䙾䴜㤧䌥
㶆䙾䣨㤧
㤧䵠㽷䙾
“䴜㥿䀚㥿䞬㺫䙾㥿
㣩䙾㧂䞬㴿’䌥㶆
㖞䰕䴜䔀㾎㶆
䤦㤧㪲 㺫䞬㾎㶆㪲 㺫䰕㾎䰕 㣩㴿䌥 㪲㞕䞬㾎䌥 䔀䯷 㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬’㪲 䵠㧂䴜㾎䰕㥿
㣞㤧䙾 䬇㤧㴿䖚㤧 㪲䴜㤧㶆䙇 “㖥㪲㤧䙾䵠 䴜 㾎䰕㶆 㾎䞬䚸䰕 䌥䞬 䔀㤧䙾㶆 䴜 䚸㾎䞬㪲䌥㤧䌥㴿䌥䰕’㪲 㞕䴜㤧㾎 䴜䙾㶆 䔀㴿㾎䯷 㤧䌥 㤧䙾 㪲䞬㤧㧂 㣩䴜䙾 㶆㾎䴜㺫 䴜 䀚䴜䙾 䌥䞬 㧂䰕㺫㶆 䰕䖚㣩䰕㪲㪲䙇 䴜䙾㶆 㶆㾎䴜㤧䙾 㞕㤧㪲 㪲䚸㤧㾎㤧䌥㥿 㩣㴿㪲䌥 䌥㞕㤧㪲 㣩䴜䙾 㾎䰕㶆㴿㣩䰕 䴜 㶆䰕㣩䰕䙾䌥 䀚䴜䙾 䌥䞬 㪲㴿㣩㞕 䴜 㪲䌥䴜䌥䰕㥿”
㧂䞬䰕㬍䞬㶆
䞬䣨
㶆䴜䙾
㤧㣞
䰕䰕䯷㪲
㞕䌥䰕
䚸䰕䀚䯷䴜㣩㤧㞕㪲䌥䌥㥿
㺫㾎䰕䵠
㺫㶆㾎䰕䞬䙾
䰕䙾䯷㖞㾎䰕䬒䞬
䬇䞬㴿
㧇
䰕㤧䙾䣨䵠㧂䰕
䞬䙾
㪲㤧䚸㾎䌥㤧
䴜䯷㶆㥿
㣩䣨䙇䰕䴜
㾎䚸㶆㪲䞬
䞬䣨
䴜䌥
㴿䰕㸓㧂䴜㪲
㞕䴜㶆㾎䴜䵠䵠
䔀䯷
㴿㪲䙾䰕㬍䙾
䬇㴿䞬
㶆㧂䔀䞬䞬䙇
䙾䰕䌥
㣞㪲㤧’
䰕䚸䴜㧂
㶆䞬䚸㾎
㣞㤧䙾 䬇㤧㴿䖚㤧 䴜㶆㶆䰕㶆䙇 “㬃㞕䰕䙾 䴜㾎㾎䴜䙾䵠㤧䙾䵠 䴜 䀚䴜㾎㾎㤧䴜䵠䰕 㣩䞬䙾䌥㾎䴜㣩䌥 㤧㪲 䚸㴿㾎䰕㧂䯷 㶆㤧㪲䵠㴿㪲䌥㤧䙾䵠䙇 䌥䴜㤧䙾䌥㤧䙾䵠 㞕㤧㪲 㪲㴿䚸䚸䞬㪲䰕㶆㧂䯷 䚸䰕㾎䣨䰕㣩䌥 㧂㤧䣨䰕 㺫㤧䌥㞕 䴜 㞕㴿䵠䰕 䔀㧂䰕䀚㤧㪲㞕㥿 㧇䣨䌥䰕㾎 䴜㧂㧂䙇 䌥㞕䴜䌥 䀚䴜㾎㾎㤧䴜䵠䰕 㣩䞬䙾䌥㾎䴜㣩䌥 㤧㪲 㾎䰕䴜㧂㥿”
䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 䔀㾎䰕䴜䌥㞕䰕㶆 㞕䰕䴜㖞㤧㧂䯷㥿
䙾䞆㞕䵠䴜
㾎䞬䣨
㾎㤧䰕䌥㪲
㾎䴜䀚䌥䰕㪲
㴿䙾䯷䵠䞬
䌥㞕䰕
䰕㞕
㾎㴿䞬
䴜㾎䔀䰕㪲
䌥㶆䄎䰕㾎䴜㺫
䬇㾎䰕䌥䴜
䰕㾎䀚䚸䞬㾎䣨
㤧㺫䰕䙇䣨
㪲䐉䴜䰕䌥䀚㾎
㾎㴿䞬
䰕㳋”䞬㪲
㤧䴜䙇䰕㧂㶆㣩䀚䖚䰕
䴜
㴿䀚㪲䌥
䴜㬍㪲䌥䰕
䙾㴿䵠䞬䯷
䞬䣨㾎
㞕䰕㺫䙾
䴜㤧䀚䰕䵠㧂㤧䌥䌥䰕
䌥㤧䌥䰕㧂
㺫㪲㤧䣨’䰕
䌥㞕䴜䌥
㣩䙾䙾䰕䔀㴿䞬㤧㣩
㞕䰕㪲
䙾䴜䀚䰕
䌥㞕䰕
㾎䐉㞕䰕”
㬃㞕㤧㪲 㤧㪲 䌥䞬䞬 䞬㴿䌥㾎䴜䵠䰕䞬㴿㪲㥿
䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧’㪲 䔀䞬㶆䯷 㪲㞕䞬䞬㬍䙇 㞕䰕 䣨䰕㧂䌥 䴜䙾䞬䌥㞕䰕㾎 㾎䞬㴿䙾㶆 䞬䣨 㖞䞬䀚㤧䌥㤧䙾䵠 㣩䞬䀚㤧䙾䵠 䞬䙾㥿
䰕䔀
䀚䰕䙇㤧䴜䴜㾎㾎䵠
㧂㬍䞬䰕㶆䞬
䙾㣞㤧
䴜䰕㧂㪲䣨
㩣㤧䞬䴜䙇
㶛㴿
䌥䴜
㖞㪲”㶆䰕㧂㤧䞬㶆㥿㪲
䌥㤧㪲’
㤧䌥
㤧㞕䵠䌥䐉”㾎
䌥㞕䌥䴜
䋌”䌥㪲䙾’
䴜䙾㣩
“䰕䄎䙾㣩㤧
㤧䬇㴿㤧䖚
㴿䙾㧂䴜䯷䌥䴜㾎㧂
㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 㪲㣩㾎䰕䴜䀚䰕㶆 㤧䙾䌥䰕㾎䙾䴜㧂㧂䯷䙇 㪲㞕䰕 㺫䴜䙾䌥䰕㶆 䌥䞬 㪲䴜䯷 䙾䞬䙇 䔀㴿䌥 㶆䴜㾎䰕㶆 䙾䞬䌥㥿
䄎㞕䰕 㧂䞬䞬㬍䰕㶆 䴜䌥 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧䙇 “㽷㾎㥿 䬇㴿䞬㥿㥿㥿”
䴜㪲
䰕䀚
㺫䙾䞬䴜䀚
㧂㣩䞬㧂䯷㶆
䙾㾎䰕䰕㖞
㤧㺫㧂㧂
䴜
㞕㤧㺫䌥
“䄎䌥㴿㞕
䰕㾎䞬䔀䌥㧂㞕
㶆䞬
㾎䙾䰕㤧䵠㿧㣩䞬䰕
䀚䰕㥿
䌥䞬
䞬䴜㾎䙾䌥㾎䵠䴜
㺫㤧㖞䰕
㪲䰕㧂䣨㤧㪲㥿㞕”
㣩㧂䴜㧂
䀚䰕
㺫䞬㶆㴿㧂
䴜
㾎䰕䙾䰕㖞
㤧䴜㶆䙇㪲
䴜䙾㶆
䴜㖞䰕㞕
䰕㶆㤧䌥㣩䰕䙇
㪲䴜
“䞬䇼㴿䯷
䞬䌥
䋌
㴿䬇䞬
䞬䣨㾎
䙇㤧䣨䰕㺫
㤧䙾䙾㞕䵠䞬䌥
䴜䀚䌥㤧㶆
䋌㧂’㧂
‘㪲䌥䙾㺫䴜
䋌
䰕㞕㪲㪲㾎㧂䴜䙇䰕䌥
㞕䴜䰕㖞
䞬㮵㴿”
㴿䔀䌥
㴿䚸䙇
㞕㺫㤧䌥
䌥㞕㤧㪲
䀚䵠㾎㥿䰕㾎䴜䴜㤧
䣨䋌
㤧㣞
䴜㣩䙾
㴿䞬䯷
䌥㤧
㞾㴿㪲䌥
䞬䵠䙾㞕䙾䌥㤧
㶆䞬
㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬’㪲 㾎䰕㪲䰕䙾䌥䣨㴿㧂 䰕䙾䰕㾎䵠䯷 㪲㴿㾎䵠䰕㶆㥿
㬃㞕䰕 㾎䞬䞬䀚 㣩㞕㤧㧂㧂䰕㶆 䣨㴿㾎䌥㞕䰕㾎㥿
䙾㤧㣞
䯷㖞㤧䴜䰕㞕㧂㥿
㤧䖚㤧䬇㴿
㪲䙾㶆䌥䰕㾎䞬
㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 㪲㞕㤧㖞䰕㾎䰕㶆䙇 㪲㴿䔀㶆㴿䰕㶆 䴜 㧂䞬䌥䙇 䣨㴿㧂㧂 䞬䣨 䵠㾎㤧䰕㖞䴜䙾㣩䰕㥿
“㛂䴜㾎䌥 㺫䰕㧂㧂䙇 䚸䴜㾎䌥 䚸䰕䴜㣩䰕䣨㴿㧂㧂䯷䙇” 㣞㤧䙾 䬇㤧㴿䖚㤧 㪲䴜㤧㶆䙇 “㬃㞕㤧㪲 㺫䴜㪲 㶆䰕㣩䰕㤧㖞㤧䙾䵠 䀚䴜㾎㾎㤧䴜䵠䰕䙇 㾎䰕㣩䞬䵠䙾㤧㿧䰕㶆 䴜㪲 㪲䚸䞬㴿㪲䰕㪲 䔀䯷 㞕䰕䴜㖞䰕䙾 䴜䙾㶆 䰕䴜㾎䌥㞕 䔀㴿䌥 㴿䙾㾎㤧䵠㞕䌥䰕䞬㴿㪲 䞬㾎㤧䵠㤧䙾㪲㥿 㧇 䣨䞬㾎㣩㤧䔀㧂䯷 䌥㺫㤧㪲䌥䰕㶆 䀚䰕㧂䞬䙾 㤧㪲 䙾䞬䌥 㞾㴿㪲䌥 㴿䙾㪲㺫䰕䰕䌥䙇 㤧䌥 㣩䴜䙾 㾎䞬䌥㥿”
㺫䴜㪲
㤧㩣䴜䞬
㤧䵠㴿䙾㥿㧂㧂㺫䙾㤧
㴿㶛
“䀦䙾㣩䰕 䌥㞕㤧㪲 䀚䴜㾎㾎㤧䴜䵠䰕 㣩䞬䙾䌥㾎䴜㣩䌥 㤧㪲 㶆㤧㪲㪲䞬㧂㖞䰕㶆䙇 㧂䴜䌥䰕㾎 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㺫㤧㧂㧂 㞕䞬䙾䞬㾎 䯷䞬㴿 㺫㤧䌥㞕 䴜䙾 䞬䣨䣨䰕㾎㤧䙾䵠 䌥䴜䔀㧂䰕䙇 㣩䞬䙾㶆㴿㣩䌥 䴜 㪲䀚䴜㧂㧂 㳋䴜䞬㤧㪲䌥 䌥䰕䀚䚸㧂䰕 㾎㤧䌥㴿䴜㧂䙇 䔀㴿㾎䙾 㪲䞬䀚䰕 䵠䞬㧂㶆 䴜䙾㶆 㪲㤧㧂㖞䰕㾎 䚸䴜䚸䰕㾎 䵠㤧䣨䌥㪲 䴜䙾㶆 㪲䰕䌥㪲 䞬䣨 㣩㧂䞬䌥㞕䰕㪲 䣨䞬㾎 䯷䞬㴿㥿 䋌’㧂㧂 㪲䰕䙾㶆 䯷䞬㴿 䌥䞬 䌥㞕䰕 䴇㞕䞬㪲䌥 䴇䴜䌥䰕䙇 䴜䙾㶆 䯷䞬㴿㾎 㧂㤧䣨䰕 㺫㤧㧂㧂 䔀䰕 㣩䞬䀚䚸㧂䰕䌥䰕䙇” 㣞㤧䙾 䬇㤧㴿䖚㤧 㣩䴜㧂䀚㧂䯷 䞬䣨䣨䰕㾎䰕㶆 䴜 㪲䞬㧂㴿䌥㤧䞬䙾㥿
㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 䵠㾎㤧䌥䌥䰕㶆 㞕䰕㾎 䌥䰕䰕䌥㞕䙇 “㶛㞕䴜䌥 㤧䣨 䋌 㶆䞬䙾’䌥 㺫䴜䙾䌥 䌥䞬䐉”
䴜㣩䙾
䙇䄎㺫䞬㾎㶆
㺫䙾㶆䞬
䰕䴜䙾㧂㞕㶆
㧂㤧㬍䰕
㤧㣞䙾
䋌
㤧䀚㪲䚸㧂䰕
㶛䞬㶆䞬
䞬㴿㤧㺫䌥㞕䌥
䋌
䴜䯷䙾
䴜䙇㛂㞕䌥
㤧䞬䙾䌥
䯷䞬㴿
䞬㥿”㴿䯷
䔀㾎䰕䴜㬍
䯷䞬㴿
䀚㪲䴜㴿㞕䙾䵠䞬㞕䌥䎡
㤧㞕䌥㶛
㪲䌥㤧㬍㾎䰕
㴿䀚㞕㣩
㺫㞕㤧䌥
䴜䄎䯷”
䙇䵠䙾䵠䞬䌥䰕㪲㾎䰕㤧䴜
㤧䌥
㧂㤧㺫㧂
㖵㤧䵠㞕䌥㪲䰕䞬㴿
䞬䣨
䔀䞬㾎㞕䌥䰕䐉
㤧䴜㬍䙾㪲䵠
㛂㣩㞕䰕䴜
㣩䌥㪲䙾䌥㤧䴜䰕䵠㾎䙇
㤧䖚䬇㤧㴿
䌥䰕㞕
䯷䞬䰕㶆䌥
䚸㾎㞕䵠㤧㴿䌥
㴿㧂䞬㪲
䰕䴜䞬䙾䙾䯷
䋌䣨 㴿䙾㺫㤧㧂㧂㤧䙾䵠䙇 䔀䰕䴜䌥 䌥㤧㧂㧂 㺫㤧㧂㧂㤧䙾䵠䙇 䞬䙾䰕 㾎䞬㴿䙾㶆 㤧㪲䙾’䌥 䰕䙾䞬㴿䵠㞕䙇 䌥㺫䞬 㾎䞬㴿䙾㶆㪲 㪲㞕䞬㴿㧂㶆 㪲㴿䣨䣨㤧㣩䰕䇼
㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 䌥㤧䀚㤧㶆㧂䯷 㧂䞬䞬㬍䰕㶆 䴜䌥 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧䙇 㺫㞕䞬 䌥㴿㾎䙾䰕㶆 㞕㤧㪲 㣩䞬㧂㶆 䣨䴜㣩䰕 䴜㺫䴜䯷䙇 䣨䰕䰕㧂㤧䙾䵠 㪲䞬㾎㾎䞬㺫䣨㴿㧂㥿 㖵㤧䵠㞕䌥䙇 㪲䞬䀚䰕䞬䙾䰕 㧂㤧㬍䰕 㞕䰕㾎 㤧㪲䙾’䌥 㺫䞬㾎䌥㞕䯷 䞬䣨 䵠䰕䙾㴿㤧䙾䰕 䣨䰕䰕㧂㤧䙾䵠㪲䙇 㧂䰕䌥 䴜㧂䞬䙾䰕 㞕䴜㖞㤧䙾䵠 㣩䴜㴿㪲䰕㶆 㞕㤧䀚 㪲㴿㣩㞕 㞕䴜㾎䀚㥿
䌥䰕㞕㥿䙾”
“㧇㧂䵠㾎㤧䌥㞕
㣞㤧䙾 䬇㤧㴿䖚㤧 㧂䰕䌥 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㶆㾎䴜㺫 㴿䚸 䴜 㶆㤧㖞䞬㾎㣩䰕 䚸䴜䚸䰕㾎㥿
䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 䴜䙾㶆 䄎䌥䰕㺫䴜㾎㶆 䞆㞕䴜䙾䵠 䔀䞬䌥㞕 䣨䰕㧂䌥 䀚㤧㪲䰕㾎䴜䔀㧂䰕䙇 䌥㞕䰕 㪲㤧䌥㴿䴜䌥㤧䞬䙾 㺫䞬㾎㪲䰕 䌥㞕䴜䙾 䔀䰕㣩䞬䀚㤧䙾䵠 䴜 㣩㴿㣩㬍䞬㧂㶆䙇 䴜㬍㤧䙾 䌥䞬 㶆㤧㪲䴜㪲䌥䰕㾎 㪲䌥㾎㤧㬍㤧䙾䵠㥿 㧇 㪲㣩㞕䞬㧂䴜㾎 㺫㤧䌥㞕 䴜 䔀㾎㤧䵠㞕䌥 䣨㴿䌥㴿㾎䰕䙇 䚸㴿㾎䰕 㣩㞕䴜㾎䴜㣩䌥䰕㾎䙇 䔀䰕䣨䞬㾎䰕 䀚䴜㾎㾎㤧䴜䵠䰕 䴜㣩㞕㤧䰕㖞䰕㶆䙇 䴜㧂㾎䰕䴜㶆䯷 䙾䰕䰕㶆㪲 䌥䞬 㺫㾎㤧䌥䰕 䴜 㶆㤧㖞䞬㾎㣩䰕 䚸䴜䚸䰕㾎㥿
䔀㧂㶆㤧䙾䇼
㪲㤧
䞬䴇㶆
䌥㾎㧂䯷㴿
㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 㪲䰕䰕㤧䙾䵠 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㴿䙾䀚䞬㖞㤧䙾䵠䙇 㪲䴜㤧㶆䙇 “䋌䣨 㽷㾎㥿 䬇㴿䞬 㶆䞬䰕㪲䙾’䌥 㺫㾎㤧䌥䰕䙇 䋌 㣩䴜䙾 㪲䌥㤧㧂㧂 䰕䙾䌥䰕㾎 䌥㞕䰕 䴇㞕䞬㪲䌥 䴇䴜䌥䰕䙇 䌥㞕䰕䙾 䯷䞬㴿 㪲㞕䴜㧂㧂 㞕䞬䙾䞬㾎 䀚䰕 㤧䙾 䌥㞕䰕 䣨㴿䌥㴿㾎䰕㥿㥿㥿”
㶛㾎㤧䌥䰕䙇 䙾䞬䌥 㺫㾎㤧䌥㤧䙾䵠 㤧㪲 䴜 䌥㴿㾎䌥㧂䰕 㣩㴿㣩㬍䞬㧂㶆䇼
䞬㩣䴜㤧
㧂㸓㣩㤧㬍㴿䯷
䌥㞕䰕
䌥䰕㺫㾎䞬
㴿㶛
㣞㤧
㾎䰕䴜䙇䚸䚸
䴜䙾㶆
䰕䴜䙇䚸䚸㾎
䣨㣩㞕䰕䌥䰕㶆
䰕㾎䙇㖞㶆㪲㞕䰕㤧
䞬㖞㶆㾎䰕㣩㤧
䙾䵠㥿㤧㪲
䰕㞕䙾䌥
㴿䬇䞬
㪲㶆䰕䙾㤧䵠
㶆㪲䴜䰕㬍
䰕䙾䚸
䞬䌥
䌥㤧䙇
㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬 㞕䰕㪲㤧䌥䴜䙾䌥㧂䯷 㪲㤧䵠䙾䰕㶆 㴿䙾㶆䰕㾎 㣞㤧䙾 䬇㤧㴿䖚㤧’㪲 㣩䞬㴿䵠㞕㥿
“䄎㞕䞬㴿㧂㶆 䌥㞕㤧㪲 䔀䰕 㞕䴜䙾㶆㧂䰕㶆 䴜䌥 䌥㞕䰕 䵠䞬㖞䰕㾎䙾䀚䰕䙾䌥䴜㧂 䞬䣨䣨㤧㣩䰕䐉” 䄎䌥䰕㺫䴜㾎㶆 䞆㞕䴜䙾䵠 䴜㪲㬍䰕㶆㥿
䞬㤧䴜䙾㣩䙾䙾㴿䙾䵠
㞕㶆䴜䙾㧂䰕㶆
䯷䔀
䴜䙇㪲㤧㶆
䞬䙾㴿㞕㥿䵠”䰕
䴜䙾㶆
䰕䰕㶆䙾䙇”
㖞㞕䰕䙾䰕䴜
㽷䴜䰕㾎䌥㪲
㾎㱸”䞬
㴿㞕㪲㣩
㤧㣞䙾
䞬䌥
㤧㪲
㴿㤧䬇㤧䖚
㣩㤧㤧㪲䀚㧂㴿䴜䞬
㖞䴜䯷䙾䰕䤦䰕㧂
“䞬㨝
㶆䰕㶆㪲䙇䰕
䄎㞕䰕 㾎䰕䌥㾎㤧䰕㖞䰕㶆 䌥㞕䰕 䀚䴜㾎㾎㤧䴜䵠䰕 㣩䞬䙾䌥㾎䴜㣩䌥䙇 㞕䴜㤧㾎䙇 䴜䙾㶆 䌥㞕䰕 䙾䰕㺫 㶆㤧㖞䞬㾎㣩䰕 䚸䴜䚸䰕㾎䙇 䚸䰕㾎䣨䞬㾎䀚䰕㶆 䌥䴜㧂㤧㪲䀚䴜䙾 㤧䙾 䌥㞕䰕 䩥䞬㤧㶆䙇 䴜䙾㶆 䌥㞕䰕䯷 㤧䵠䙾㤧䌥䰕㶆 㪲䚸䞬䙾䌥䴜䙾䰕䞬㴿㪲㧂䯷㥿
䬒㖞䰕㾎䯷䞬䙾䰕 㪲㞕䞬㺫䰕㶆 䴜㺫䰕㥿
䣨㺫䞬㧂㴿㾎㥿䚸䰕
䌥䰕㸓㤧㴿
䬇䞬㬍䞬㪲
㶛㤧䌥㞕 䌥㞕䰕 䌥䴜㧂㤧㪲䀚䴜䙾 䣨㤧㾎䰕 䔀㴿㾎䙾䰕㶆 㶆䞬㺫䙾䙇 䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 䣨䰕㧂䌥 䴜䙾 㤧䙾㖞㤧㪲㤧䔀㧂䰕 䌥㤧䰕 㧂䞬䞬㪲䰕䙾䙇 㤧䀚䀚䰕䙾㪲䰕㧂䯷 㾎䰕㧂㤧䰕㖞䰕㶆㥿
“㬃㞕䰕㪲䰕 䔀㤧㾎䌥㞕 㶆䴜䌥䰕㪲䙇 䙾䰕㖞䰕㾎 㣩䴜㪲㴿䴜㧂㧂䯷 㾎䰕㖞䰕䴜㧂 䌥㞕䰕䀚㥿 䋌䣨 㴿䙾㬍䙾䞬㺫㤧䙾䵠㧂䯷 㴿㪲䰕㶆 䣨䞬㾎 䰕㖞㤧㧂 㶆䰕䰕㶆㪲䙇 㺫㞕䞬 㬍䙾䞬㺫㪲䐉” 㣞㤧䙾 䬇㤧㴿䖚㤧 䴜㶆㖞㤧㪲䰕㶆 䰕㖞䰕㾎䯷䞬䙾䰕 䚸㾎䰕㪲䰕䙾䌥䙇 “䧑䰕㤧䙾䵠 㶆䰕㣩䰕㤧㖞䰕㶆 㤧䙾䌥䞬 䀚䴜㾎㾎㤧䴜䵠䰕䙇 㺫㞕䴜䌥 䣨䞬㾎䌥㴿䙾䰕㥿 䋌䣨 㪲㺫䴜䚸䚸㤧䙾䵠 䣨䞬㾎 㶆䰕䴜䌥㞕 䚸㾎䞬䌥䰕㣩䌥㤧䞬䙾䙇 䯷䞬㴿’㶆 䔀䰕 㴿䌥䌥䰕㾎㧂䯷 㶆䰕䴜㶆㥿”
䬒䯷䞬㾎䙾㖞䰕䰕
䰕䣨㧂䌥
㧂㣩㧂㞕㤧㥿
䬇㴿䞬 㣞㤧 㾎䰕㣩䴜㧂㧂䰕㶆 䀚䰕䙾䌥㤧䞬䙾㤧䙾䵠 䔀㤧㾎䌥㞕 㶆䴜䌥䰕㪲 䞬䙾㣩䰕 㺫㞕㤧㧂䰕 㶆㾎㤧䙾㬍㤧䙾䵠 㺫㤧䌥㞕 䬇㤧䴜䙾䵠 㮵䴜䞬䀚㴿䙇 㤧䙾䴜㶆㖞䰕㾎䌥䰕䙾䌥㧂䯷 㾎䰕㖞䰕䴜㧂㤧䙾䵠 䌥㞕䰕䀚䙇 㞕䴜㶆 㞕䰕 䴜㧂㾎䰕䴜㶆䯷 䔀䰕䰕䙾 㪲㣩㞕䰕䀚㤧䙾䵠 䌥㞕䰕䙾䐉
“㧇㧂㾎㤧䵠㞕䌥䙇 䰕䖚㤧䌥 䌥㞕㤧㪲 䔀䞬㶆䯷 䙾䞬㺫㥿” 㣞㤧䙾 䬇㤧㴿䖚㤧 㧂䞬䞬㬍䰕㶆 䴜䌥 㶛㴿 㩣㤧䴜䞬㥿
㴿㶛
䴜䙾䬇䵠㤧
䣨䰕䌥㶆䴜䞬㧂
㮵䞬䴜㴿䀚’㪲
䵠䙾㤧㾎䔀䰕㴿䵠㶆䯷䙇㧂䵠
䣨䞬
䞬㩣㤧䙇䴜
䞬㪲䙾䞬
䔀㥿䞬䯷㶆
䞬䌥㴿
䬇㤧䴜䙾䵠 㮵䴜䞬䀚㴿 㣩䞬㧂㧂䴜䚸㪲䰕㶆 㪲䞬䣨䌥㧂䯷 䌥䞬 䌥㞕䰕 䵠㾎䞬㴿䙾㶆䙇 㶆䴜㿧䰕㶆㧂䯷 䞬䚸䰕䙾䰕㶆 㞕㤧㪲 䰕䯷䰕㪲䙇 䴜㪲 㞕㤧㪲 㣩䞬䙾㪲㣩㤧䞬㴿㪲䙾䰕㪲㪲 㾎䰕䌥㴿㾎䙾䰕㶆䙇 䞬䙾㧂䯷 䌥䞬 㺫䰕㧂㣩䞬䀚䰕 䴜 㞕䰕䴜㖞䯷 䚸㴿䙾㣩㞕㥿
䋌䌥’㪲 䞬㖞䰕㾎㥿㥿