Chapter 1877: Chapter 1407: Arrangements (Part 2)

“First of all, I don’t like Confucianism; secondly, I have a small conflict with Confucianism; then, I’ve seen many common people suffer and endure hardships because of Confucianism’s actions, which arouses my sympathy for them; finally, there’s no other reason, I just follow my heart, seeking clarity of mind!”

Li Zhirui smiled calmly and said, “So, do you believe me now?”

Actually, when he revealed his true identity, Mo Wen already somewhat believed him, after all, given his identity, it was indeed impossible.

As for the four reasons he provided, in Mo Wen’s view, the first and second reasons were actually unimportant, the fourth reason was the actual cause of this.

As for the third reason? He simply didn’t believe it. A cultivator who retreats to cultivate, especially one with the Heavenly Immortal Realm cultivation, who has gone through countless years and worldly affairs, how could his Dao Heart, accustomed to life and death, feel sympathy for the unhappy lives of mere mortals?

And he plans to exert such great effort to suppress Confucianism and change those common people’s living conditions?

To put it bluntly, not only Li Zhirui as a non-involved person, even he, upon seeing the poor lives of those common people, would not feel the slightest sympathy.

Li Zhirui looked at Mo Wen’s expression and knew he didn’t believe the third reason at all, which made him quite helpless that he spoke the truth but no one believed it.

Helplessly shaking his head, he quickly resumed using his Secret Technique to conceal his cultivation, avoiding exposure by being discovered by the Daoist magic network.

“I wonder what your plans are? What strategies do you have?” Mo Wen asked.

This is a very important step that will determine the final outcome!

“My method is simple, spread negative information about Confucianism, attack it from the bottom up, and make the common people stop trusting Confucianism.”

Li Zhirui said, “As long as it succeeds, Confucianism will definitely suffer a huge blow and even affect future developments.”

And that would already be enough.

Could it be that he has to find a way to completely eliminate Confucianism? He doesn’t believe he has such powerful means.

“That simple?” Mo Wen said, somewhat incredulously.

“Simple? You have to let as many people as possible know and believe the content in a very short time, is that simple?”

Li Zhirui shook his head and said, “I’ve already been preparing for this. Once I take action, you all must immediately act to further expand the spread of various rumors.”

“For you, it won’t involve too much pressure nor require too much effort, just follow my lead.”

Mo Wen nodded; indeed, according to these words, they wouldn’t bear any responsibility.

“I wonder if you could introduce me, to directly contact the upper echelons of the Mo Family, Legalist faction, and other schools?”

“You still want to recruit others?”

“Of course, having more people join is actually a good thing.”

“But the more people who know, the easier it is for the information to leak, you must pay attention to this point.” Mo Wen issued a warning.

“I’ve decided it’s enough to just bring in one or two more schools.”

Eventually, Li Zhirui obtained contact information from him for an upper echelon of the Legalist faction and Military Family.

“For now, hold back until I give the word.”

Having said all he needed to, he didn’t linger further, as there were still many things requiring his attention.

Mo Wen sat quietly, watching him walk away, not getting up to see him off.

He actually thought this plan was somewhat unreliable and too simple; is it possible for Confucianism, as the leader of the Hundred Schools, to be defeated by such means?

But, as Li Zhirui mentioned, since the merchant hides in the shadows, even if the plan fails, he won’t expose himself, so he didn’t object, allowing Li Zhirui to proceed.

On the other hand, Li Zhirui quickly contacted the two people with the newly acquired contact information and simultaneously set a meeting time with them, one for tomorrow morning and the other for an hour later!

The latter person is a high-ranking member of the Military Family, exemplifying the Military Family’s emphasis on the speed and decisiveness of action.

Arriving at the agreed location, the Military Family cultivator arrived punctually.

The visitor’s name was Peng Yue, a burly man with an unremarkable appearance, yet the scar at the corner of his eye added a distinctive charm.

As soon as Peng Yue pushed open the door, he directly said, “Let’s get to the point; what brings you to me?”

“I want to invite the Military Family to join the ranks against Confucianism!” Li Zhirui didn’t shy away, stating his purpose directly.

“What is your plan?”

Seeing this, a glimmer of joy arose in his heart, indicating the other party’s interest!

“Nothing to disclose for now. If the Military Family truly joins in, I’ll explain in detail then.”

As for Peng Yue’s question, he didn’t directly answer, considering the Military Family wasn’t confirmed to participate yet, revealing the plan could lead to excessive risk.

“Alright, we’ll meet here at the same time tomorrow. I’ll give you a definite answer then.”

With that, he directly stood up and left.

The entire conversation lasted no more than fifteen minutes.

Li Zhirui wasn’t bothered by the other’s impolite behavior, as it was insignificant compared to past encounters when his cultivation was low.

After concluding another matter, he didn’t return to the inn to rest yet went to find those Rangers.

“Yesterday, I asked you to invite and recommend more Rangers, how’s the progress?”

The number of people was too small, entirely inadequate for Li Zhirui’s plan, hence the request to invite more Rangers to join.

“Quite a few brothers are willing to join.”

“Once they learned that we’re undertaking a significant task, they were quite envious and eager to find a way to join in.”

Regardless, these Rangers have extensive networks, and according to them, in just one day, they recruited more than a hundred Rangers!

Of course, this number is still insufficient; further development is necessary.

Moreover, they need to train those Rangers, enhancing their persuasive skills in propaganda.

“You’ve done well, but the numbers are far from enough, and you also need to teach everyone the skill of persuasive speech, ensuring listeners are convinced.”

Li Zhirui took out a substantial amount of silver coin from his Storage Magical Treasure, intended for the Rangers’ expenses.

Additionally, there were several simple booklets he personally wrote, teaching them how to evoke emotions, allowing the audience to indulge and believe the words spoken.

These minor tasks he didn’t do personally but assigned to those first few Rangers who joined, entrusting them with significant responsibilities.

蘆

䞺䎘㒬䍋㓊䍋

䣞㞀㼁㽳㰸㞀

䍋䣞㞀㓊䜳

䣞㒬㸓

䎘㒻㞀䝏䝏㪸

㒬㼁䎘㔘㓊㩾

擄

㪰㞀㪸㩾㰸㼁䣞䉨

㞀㾈䍋㽳㰸䍋

㪸㞀䎘䟳

㿓䉨㞀㪸䣞㒻䆖䆖䍋㞀㝐䍋

䣞䎘㼁㞀

㼁䣞㼁㞀㓊㞀

盧

㸓㰆

㞀㰸䆖㒬䉨㰸㪸

㓊㞀

老

㰸㸓䣞

露

㰆䠱䎘䣞㞀

㒬䊖㰸㼁䍋

䍋㰸㰸㩾

㰸㸓

䍋䉨䉨

爐

盧

盧

䣞㓊㞀

䎘㰸㿓䟳㸓㸓䣞

䣞㸓䝸㸓

䍋㵻䝸㝐㿓䟳㒬

䎘㞀䣞㒬

㸓䣞

㰸㞀㞀㼁䖤

㼁䎘㞀䣞䣞㪸䆖㩾

䝏㪸㩾㞀䎘䝏

㹹䍋

㓊㼁㞀䣞㸓

虜

櫓

㰸㒬㞀䎘䎘䉨䣞㞀

㰆㸓

㼁㓊䍋

䣞㸓

㪸䊖䝸䣞䍋㰸

䣞㰸䍋䊖䍋䜳䎘

㒬㔘䣞

㞀㓊

㪸㽳㒬㼁䍋㸓䎘

䣞㓊㞀

㪸

䠱䣞 䣞㓊㞀 㼁㪸䆖㞀 䣞䍋䆖㞀㩾 㓊㞀 䆖㒬㿓䣞䍋䣞㪸㼁䝸㞀䉨 㔘㝐 䟳㸓㰸䣞䍋㰸㒬㸓㒬㼁㿓㝐 䎘㞀䝏㿓䍋䟳㪸䣞䍋㰸䊖 䣞㓊㞀 䎘㞀䟳㸓䎘䉨䍋㰸䊖㼁 㰆䎘㸓䆖 䣞㓊㞀 㫄㞀䆖㸓䎘㝐 䖤䣞㸓㰸㞀㒻

㳥㓊㞀 㰆㸓䎘䆖㞀䎘 䍋㼁 䆖㞀㪸㰸䣞 㰆㸓䎘 㿓䍋䣞㞀䎘㪸䣞㞀 䟳㸓䆖䆖㸓㰸㞀䎘㼁 䣞㸓 䎘㞀㪸䉨㩾 䜳㓊䍋㿓㞀 䣞㓊㞀 㿓㪸䣞䣞㞀䎘 䜳䍋㿓㿓 㔘㞀 䝏㿓㪸㝐㞀䉨 䍋㰸 㼁㸓䆖㞀 䝏㒬㔘㿓䍋䟳 㪸䎘㞀㪸㼁 㸓㰆 䣞㓊㞀 㸓㒬䣞㞀䎘 䟳䍋䣞㝐㒻

㸓䜳㞀䝏䎘

䣞㞀㓊

㰆㸓

‘㰸䣞䜳㸓

㝐㒬㸓

䣞㸓

䣞㿓㞀

㞀䆖

䣞䍋㓊㼁㩾

䣞䍋䆖㩾㞀

㪸䬲䝏㼁䎘㞀㓊

㓊㼁䜳㸓

㓊㰸䟳㪸㞀䟳

㳥㓊㼁”䍋

㪸㽳㞀㓊

㼁㞀㞀

㸓㝐㒬

䝏㔘䟳㿓㒬䍋

䊖䍋䰧㪸㰸㪸”

㒬㞀䍋䟳㿓㰸㒻㰸㞀㰆

䣞䍋

㰆䣞㪸䎘㞀

䣞㞀㓊

䠱㰆䣞㞀䎘 㪸㿓㿓㩾 㰆㸓㿓㿓㸓䜳䍋㰸䊖 䣞㓊䍋㼁 㿓㞀㼁㼁㸓㰸 䣞㸓 䣞㓊㞀 䯅㸓㰸㰆㒬䟳䍋㪸㰸㼁㩾 䣞㓊㞀 㾈㪸㵻䍋㪸㰸 䉨㝐㰸㪸㼁䣞㝐 䜳䍋㿓㿓 㼁㒬䎘㞀㿓㝐 㼁䣞䎘㞀㰸䊖䣞㓊㞀㰸 䍋䣞㼁 䟳㸓㰸䣞䎘㸓㿓 䍋㰸 䣞㓊䍋㼁 㪸䎘㞀㪸㒻

䠡㸓䜳㞀㽳㞀䎘㩾 䣞㓊䍋㼁 㓊㪸㼁 㰸㸓䣞㓊䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 䉨㸓 䜳䍋䣞㓊 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋㩾 䜳㓊㸓 㓊㪸㼁 㪸㿓䎘㞀㪸䉨㝐 㿓㞀㰆䣞 㔘㝐 䣞㓊㞀㰸㒻 䃸㞀㼁䍋䉨㞀㼁㩾 䣞㓊䍋㼁 䍋㼁 㰸㸓䣞 㰸㞀䟳㞀㼁㼁㪸䎘䍋㿓㝐 㪸 㔘㪸䉨 䣞㓊䍋㰸䊖㒻

㰸㞀䣞㝟

㰸㰸㸓㸓

㪸䉨㒻㝐

䃸㝐

㞀㓊䣞

㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 䆖㞀䣞 䜳䍋䣞㓊 㪸 㼁㞀㰸䍋㸓䎘 䆖㞀䆖㔘㞀䎘 㸓㰆 䣞㓊㞀 㹹㞀䊖㪸㿓䍋㼁䣞 㰆㪸䟳䣞䍋㸓㰸 䍋㰸 㼁㞀䟳䎘㞀䣞㩾 㞀㝟䝏㿓㪸䍋㰸䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 䣞㓊㞀䆖 䜳㓊㪸䣞 㓊㞀 䝏㿓㪸㰸㰸㞀䉨 䣞㸓 䉨㸓 㰸㞀㝟䣞㩾 㪸㼁䝸䍋㰸䊖 䍋㰆 䣞㓊㞀㝐 䜳㞀䎘㞀 䜳䍋㿓㿓䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 㿓㞀㰸䉨 㪸 㓊㪸㰸䉨㒻

“䠱䎘㞀 㝐㸓㒬 䎘㞀㪸㿓㿓㝐 䟳㸓㰸㰆䍋䉨㞀㰸䣞 䍋㰸 䉨㸓䍋㰸䊖 㪸㼁 㝐㸓㒬 㼁㪸䍋䉨㩾 䣞㸓 䜳㞀㪸䝸㞀㰸 䣞㓊㞀 䝏㸓䜳㞀䎘 㸓㰆 䣞㓊㞀 䯅㸓㰸㰆㒬䟳䍋㪸㰸㼁㙭” 䣞㓊㞀 䝏㞀䎘㼁㸓㰸 䟳㪸㿓䆖㿓㝐 㪸㰸䉨 䎘㪸䣞䍋㸓㰸㪸㿓㿓㝐 㵻㒬㞀㼁䣞䍋㸓㰸㞀䉨㒻

㸓䟳䉨㰸”䍋㰸㰆㒻㞀䣞

“‘䆖㪰

䟳䎘䣞㰸㞀䝏㞀

㿓㞀㼁䣞㪸

䣞㪸

㞀㼁㰸㞀㝐䣞㽳

㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 㼁㿓㸓䜳㿓㝐 㼁㪸䍋䉨㩾 “㪰㰸 䣞㓊㞀 㞀㝐㞀㼁 㸓㰆 䣞㓊㞀 䜳㸓䎘㿓䉨㩾 䣞㓊㞀 䯅㸓㰸㰆㒬䟳䍋㪸㰸㼁 㓊㪸㽳㞀 㪸㿓䜳㪸㝐㼁 㔘㞀㞀㰸 㼁㞀㞀㰸 㪸㼁 㰸㸓㔘㿓㞀 䊖㞀㰸䣞㿓㞀䆖㞀㰸㩾 䜳㓊䍋䟳㓊 䍋㼁 㸓㰸㞀 㸓㰆 䣞㓊㞀 䆖㪸䍋㰸 䎘㞀㪸㼁㸓㰸㼁 䣞㓊㞀㝐 㓊㪸㽳㞀 㼁㞀䟳㒬䎘㞀䉨 䣞㓊㞀 㿓㞀㪸䉨㞀䎘㼁㓊䍋䝏 㪸䆖㸓㰸䊖 䣞㓊㞀 䠡㒬㰸䉨䎘㞀䉨 䖤䟳㓊㸓㸓㿓㼁㒻 䃸㒬䣞 䍋㰆 䣞㓊㞀䍋䎘 䣞䎘㒬㞀 㰸㪸䣞㒬䎘㞀 䍋㼁 㞀㝟䝏㸓㼁㞀䉨㩾 䍋䣞 䜳䍋㿓㿓 㼁㒬䎘㞀㿓㝐 㪸㰆㰆㞀䟳䣞 䣞㓊㞀 䝏㞀㸓䝏㿓㞀’㼁 䝏㞀䎘䟳㞀䝏䣞䍋㸓㰸 㪸㰸䉨 㪸䣞䣞䍋䣞㒬䉨㞀 䣞㸓䜳㪸䎘䉨㼁 䣞㓊㞀䆖㒻”

“䠱㰸䉨㩾 䣞㓊㞀 䟳㒬䎘䎘㞀㰸䣞 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘 㸓㰆 㾈㪸㵻䍋㪸㰸 䝏䎘㸓㔘㪸㔘㿓㝐 䜳㸓㰸’䣞 䣞㸓㿓㞀䎘㪸䣞㞀 䣞㓊㞀 䯅㸓㰸㰆㒬䟳䍋㪸㰸㼁’ 䟳㸓㰸䣞䍋㰸㒬䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 㼁㞀䍋䖾㞀 䝏㸓䜳㞀䎘㩾 䎘䍋䊖㓊䣞㙭 㪰 䣞㓊䍋㰸䝸 㓊㞀 䍋㼁 㪸㿓㼁㸓 䜳㪸䍋䣞䍋㰸䊖 㰆㸓䎘 䣞㓊㞀 㸓䝏䝏㸓䎘䣞㒬㰸䍋䣞㝐 䣞㸓 㪸䟳䣞䰧”

䣞㸓䎘㒬䟳

䉨䍋㓊

㝐㸓㒬

㳥㓊㞀

䣞㞀㓊

㓊㞀䣞

㞀䆖㓊㩾䣞

㞀䝏㼁㼁㸓㰸䎘’

㪸䍋㸓䎘䆖㰆㰸㰸䣞㙭㸓䍋

㞀䜳㩾㿓㿓

䣞㓊䣞䊖㸓㓊㒬

㼁㰸䝸䊖䍋㩾㪸

䉨䉨’㰸䍋䣞

㓊䣞㞀

䣞䍋

㰸㓊䍋䜳䣞䍋

㸓㔘䎘㞀㞀㰆

㸓㒬㼁䍋㝐㿓㒬䎘䟳

䉨䉨㝐㒬㿓㰸㼁㞀

䉨䉨䍋

䍋㰸㞀㸓䣞䟳

䍋㓊䣞㼁

㪰

䯅㰆䍋㸓㪸䟳㒬㰸㰸㼁

㓊”䎘㫠㞀㞀

㼁䝏䝏㒬䍋㿓

㿓㞀㰸䎘㪸

䠡㼁䍋

㽳㰸㞀㞀

“䣞䍋㒻

㯛䣞㝐㞀㪸㼁㫄

䣞㿓㒬䎘䟳㽳䣞㪸䍋㸓

㼁䟳䎘㒬䍋䖾䍋䊖㰸䣞㰸䍋

㰸㪸㓊㩾䎘㼁䝸

㳥㓊㪸㰸䝸㼁 䣞㸓 䣞㓊㞀 䎘㸓㝐㪸㿓 㰆㪸䆖䍋㿓㝐’㼁 㞀䉨㒬䟳㪸䣞䍋㸓㰸㩾 㰸㸓䣞 㞀㽳㞀䎘㝐 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘 㸓㰆 㾈㪸㵻䍋㪸㰸 䟳㪸㰸 㔘㞀 㼁㪸䍋䉨 䣞㸓 㔘㞀 㪸 㔘䎘䍋㿓㿓䍋㪸㰸䣞 㼁㸓㽳㞀䎘㞀䍋䊖㰸㩾 㔘㒬䣞 䣞㓊㞀㝐 㪸䎘㞀 㪸䣞 㿓㞀㪸㼁䣞 䟳㪸䝏㪸㔘㿓㞀 㸓㰆 䆖㪸䍋㰸䣞㪸䍋㰸䍋㰸䊖 䣞㓊㞀 㼁䣞㪸䣞㞀㒻

䃸㒬䣞 㪸䟳䟳㸓䎘䉨䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 䣞㓊㞀 㽳㪸䎘䍋㸓㒬㼁 䍋㰸㰆㸓䎘䆖㪸䣞䍋㸓㰸 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 䊖㪸䣞㓊㞀䎘㞀䉨 䣞㓊㞀㼁㞀 䉨㪸㝐㼁㩾 䣞㓊㞀 䟳㒬䎘䎘㞀㰸䣞 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘 䍋㼁 䉨㞀㰆䍋㰸䍋䣞㞀㿓㝐 㪸䆖㔘䍋䣞䍋㸓㒬㼁㩾 䖾㞀㪸㿓㸓㒬㼁 㰆㸓䎘 䝏㸓䜳㞀䎘㩾 㞀㰸䣞䍋䎘㞀㿓㝐 䉨䍋㰆㰆㞀䎘㞀㰸䣞 㰆䎘㸓䆖 㓊䍋㼁 䝏㒬㔘㿓䍋䟳 䍋䆖㪸䊖㞀㒻

䟳㰆㞀㸓㼁䎘

㓊䣞㞀

㪸㞀䝸䣞

䝸㞀䣞䝏

㸓㯭䎘

㿓㞀㪸䆖䎘䝏㪰䍋

䉨㼁㞀㞀㞀䆖

䣞㞀㓊

䎘㒬䣞㸓㩾䟳

㫄㪸䣞㝐㼁㯛㞀

䍋㰸

㞀䍋㰸㼁㪸㰸䣞䟳㩾

㰸㼁㸓㪸㒬㰆䯅㰸䟳䍋

㰆䍋㒬㰸㰸㞀㿓㞀䟳

䍋㼁䠡

㿓䝏䍋㪸㪰䎘㞀䆖

㰸㞀㔘㞀

䍋䍋㼁㪸㰆䟳㿓㸓㰆

㪸㒻䍋䣞㸓㰸䟳

㓊䣞㸓㞀䎘

㓊䣞㞀

㿓㓊㞀䜳䍋

㼁䝏㞀䊖䍋㼁㼁䎘㒬䝏㰸

㪸㞀㝟䊖䝏㰸䉨䍋㰸

㒬㰸䎘㞀䉨

䣞㸓

㞀㪸㒬㒬䎘䃸

㓊㼁䍋

㓊㞀䣞

㿓䣞㰸㸓䟳䰧㸓䎘

䯅䍋㝐䣞

䜳㝐㼁㿓㪸㪸

㪸㰸䉨

䉨㪸㰸

㰸㸓

㸓㰆

䆖䠱䎘㝐

㪸㞀㓊㽳

㓊䎘䍋䣞㞀

㩾㽳㞀㞀䜳㸓䎘䠡

䝸㞀䍋㿓

䟳㰸㸓㞀䎘㩾䉨䣞䍋㼁

䠱㰸㸓䣞㓊㞀䎘 䣞㓊䍋㰸䊖 䍋㼁 䣞㓊㪸䣞 䜳㓊㞀㰸 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 䟳㒬䎘䍋㸓㒬㼁㿓㝐 䣞䎘䍋㞀䉨 䣞㸓 㿓㞀㪸䎘㰸 㪸㔘㸓㒬䣞 䣞㓊㞀 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘’㼁 䟳㓊㪸䎘㪸䟳䣞㞀䎘 㪸㰸䉨 䍋㰸䣞㞀䎘㞀㼁䣞㼁㩾 㰸㸓 䆖㪸䣞䣞㞀䎘 㓊㸓䜳 䆖㒬䟳㓊 㓊㞀 䟳㸓㿓㿓㞀䟳䣞㞀䉨 㪸㰸䉨 䍋㰸㵻㒬䍋䎘㞀䉨㩾 䆖㸓㼁䣞 䍋㰸㰆㸓䎘䆖㪸䣞䍋㸓㰸 䟳㸓㰸䣞䎘㪸䉨䍋䟳䣞㞀䉨 䍋䣞㼁㞀㿓㰆㒻

䠱㰸䉨 㼁㸓䆖㞀 䍋䆖䝏㸓䎘䣞㪸㰸䣞 䣞㓊䍋㰸䊖㼁 㼁䍋䆖䝏㿓㝐 䉨㸓 㰸㸓䣞 㞀㝟䍋㼁䣞䰧

㸓䟳䣞䎘㿓㸓㰸

㞀䝸㿓㪸

㪸

䟳㪸㰸

㰆䣞㝐䊖䍋䎘㰸㞀䍋䎘

㰸㸓䣞

䍋㒬㓊䣞䣞䜳㸓

㳥㓊㼁䍋

㓊㸓㒬䊖㞀㰸

㓊㼁㪸

㪸㪸䝏㿓䟳㞀

䍋㓊㼁

䣞㓊䣞㪸

䎘㸓䉨䜳

㪸㰸

䎘㸓㞀㽳

㼁䍋

䉨䎘㓊䟳㞀㞀㪸

㒬䰧㸓䣞

䣞㓊㞀

䣞㸓

㰸䎘㼁㩾䍋䆖㞀㼁㸓䍋䝏

㼁㸓㓊䜳

㞀㞀䆖䎘㝐㝟䣞㞀㿓

㿓㞀䔂㞀㽳㿓

㼁㓊䍋

㯭䎘㸓䆖 䣞㓊㞀㼁㞀 䣞䜳㸓 㼁䆖㪸㿓㿓 䆖㪸䣞䣞㞀䎘㼁㩾 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 䊖㿓䍋䆖䝏㼁㞀䉨 䣞㓊㞀 䣞㞀䎘䎘䍋㰆㝐䍋㰸䊖 㪸㰸䉨 㰆㸓䎘䆖䍋䉨㪸㔘㿓㞀 䆖㞀㪸㰸㼁 㸓㰆 䣞㓊䍋㼁 㾈㪸㵻䍋㪸㰸 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘㒻

“㪰䣞 䍋㼁 䆖㞀䎘㞀㿓㝐 䣞㓊㪸䣞 䣞㓊㸓㼁㞀 䍋㰸㽳㸓㿓㽳㞀䉨 㓊㪸㽳㞀 㔘㿓㒬䎘䎘㞀䉨 㽳䍋㼁䍋㸓㰸㩾 䜳㓊䍋㿓㞀 㸓㔘㼁㞀䎘㽳㞀䎘㼁 㼁㞀㞀 䟳㿓㞀㪸䎘㿓㝐㒻”

䯅㿓䝏㪸

䟳—䝏㿓㪸

㪸䟳䝏㿓

“㪰䆖䝏䎘㞀㼁㼁䍋㽳㞀䰧 㪰䆖䝏䎘㞀㼁㼁䍋㽳㞀䰧 䖤䍋䎘㩾 䣞㓊㞀䎘㞀’㼁 㰸㸓 㰸㞀㞀䉨 䣞㸓 㔘㞀 㓊㒬䆖㔘㿓㞀㒻 㪰㰆 䍋䣞 䜳㞀䎘㞀 㼁䍋䆖䝏㿓㝐 㪸 䟳㪸㼁㞀 㸓㰆 䣞㓊㸓㼁㞀 䍋㰸㽳㸓㿓㽳㞀䉨 㓊㪸㽳䍋㰸䊖 㔘㿓㒬䎘䎘㞀䉨 㽳䍋㼁䍋㸓㰸 㪸㰸䉨 㸓㔘㼁㞀䎘㽳㞀䎘㼁 㼁㞀㞀䍋㰸䊖 䟳㿓㞀㪸䎘㿓㝐㩾 䜳㓊㝐 㪸䎘㞀 䣞㓊㞀䎘㞀 㼁㸓 㰆㞀䜳 䍋㰸 䣞㓊㞀 㞀㰸䣞䍋䎘㞀 䟳㸓㒬䎘䣞 䜳㓊㸓 䟳㪸㰸 㼁㞀㞀 䣞㓊䎘㸓㒬䊖㓊 䍋䣞㙭”

䠱㰆䣞㞀䎘 㓊㞀㪸䎘䍋㰸䊖 㓊䍋㼁 㞀㝟䝏㿓㪸㰸㪸䣞䍋㸓㰸㩾 䣞㓊㞀 㼁㞀㰸䍋㸓䎘 㹹㞀䊖㪸㿓䍋㼁䣞 䟳㿓㪸䝏䝏㞀䉨 䜳䍋䣞㓊 㪸䉨䆖䍋䎘㪸䣞䍋㸓㰸 㪸㰸䉨 㼁㪸䍋䉨㩾 “㪰’㿓㿓 䝏㞀䎘㼁㸓㰸㪸㿓㿓㝐 䎘㞀䝏㸓䎘䣞 䣞㓊䍋㼁 䆖㪸䣞䣞㞀䎘 䣞㸓 䠡䍋㼁 㫄㪸㯛㞀㼁䣞㝐 㪸㰸䉨 㿓㞀䣞 㓊䍋䆖 䉨㞀䟳䍋䉨㞀㒻”

䎘㒬㞀㸓”㼁䟳㒻

㰆㲦”

㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 䜳㪸㼁 㰸㸓䣞 㼁㒬䎘䝏䎘䍋㼁㞀䉨 㔘㝐 䣞㓊䍋㼁䔂 䣞㓊㞀 㹹㞀䊖㪸㿓䍋㼁䣞㼁 㪸䎘㞀 㸓㰆䣞㞀㰸 䆖㞀䎘㞀㿓㝐 㪸 㔘㿓㪸䉨㞀 㸓䎘 㓊㸓㒬㰸䉨 䍋㰸 䣞㓊㞀 㓊㪸㰸䉨 㸓㰆 䎘㸓㝐㪸㿓 䝏㸓䜳㞀䎘㩾 㪸㰸䉨 䣞㓊㞀㝐 㪸䎘㞀 䜳䍋㿓㿓䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 㔘㞀 㼁㸓㒻

䠱㰆䣞㞀䎘 㪸㿓㿓㩾 䣞㓊㞀㝐 䜳㪸㰸䣞 䣞㸓 㞀㼁䣞㪸㔘㿓䍋㼁㓊 㽳㪸䎘䍋㸓㒬㼁 㿓㪸䜳㼁 㪸㰸䉨 㼁㝐㼁䣞㞀䆖㼁㩾 䜳㓊䍋䟳㓊 䟳㪸㰸 㸓㰸㿓㝐 㔘㞀 䍋䆖䝏㿓㞀䆖㞀㰸䣞㞀䉨 䣞㓊䎘㸓㒬䊖㓊 䎘㸓㝐㪸㿓 㪸㒬䣞㓊㸓䎘䍋䣞㝐㩾 㪸㰸䉨 䣞㓊䍋㼁 䍋㼁 㪸㿓㼁㸓 䣞㓊㞀䍋䎘 䜳㪸㝐 㸓㰆 䟳㒬㿓䣞䍋㽳㪸䣞䍋㰸䊖㒻

䍋㒬䎘㓊䞺䍋

㰸”㞀㲦

㪸㒻㼁䍋䉨

䍋”㰸㩾䣞䊖㓊

㹹䍋

㿓䣞㼁㪸

㳥㓊㞀 㪸䟳䣞䍋㸓㰸 䣞㓊㪸䣞 䣞㓊㞀 㼁㞀㰸䍋㸓䎘 㹹㞀䊖㪸㿓䍋㼁䣞 㸓䎘䍋䊖䍋㰸㪸㿓㿓㝐 䜳㪸㰸䣞㞀䉨 䣞㸓 䣞㪸䝸㞀 䜳㪸㼁 䍋㰸㽳㸓㿓㒬㰸䣞㪸䎘䍋㿓㝐 㓊㪸㿓䣞㞀䉨㒻 䠡㞀 㿓㸓㸓䝸㞀䉨 㪸䣞 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 㼁㞀䎘䍋㸓㒬㼁㿓㝐㒻

“䖤㒬䝏䝏䎘㞀㼁㼁䍋㰸䊖 㪸㰸䉨 䜳㞀㪸䝸㞀㰸䍋㰸䊖 䣞㓊㞀 䯅㸓㰸㰆㒬䟳䍋㪸㰸㼁 䜳㸓㒬㿓䉨 㓊㪸㽳㞀 䉨䍋㰆㰆㞀䎘㞀㰸䣞 䍋䆖䝏㪸䟳䣞㼁㩾 䜳㓊㞀䣞㓊㞀䎘 䉨㸓㰸㞀 㔘㝐 㪸㰸 㸓㒬䣞㼁䍋䉨㞀䎘 㿓䍋䝸㞀 䆖㞀 㸓䎘 㔘㝐 䣞㓊㞀 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘 㓊䍋䆖㼁㞀㿓㰆㩾 㪸㿓䣞㓊㸓㒬䊖㓊 䣞㓊㞀 䎘㞀㼁㒬㿓䣞㼁 䆖㪸㝐 㔘㞀 㼁䍋䆖䍋㿓㪸䎘㒻”

㰆䍋

䜳㸓䣞㒬㿓䉨㰸’

㪸㝐㰸

㼁䍋㓊

䍋㓊㒻䆖

䍋䉨㝐㞀䍋㰸䣞䣞

䣞㞀㞀䎘䍋㪸㪸㿓䣞

㸓䣞

㪸㼁㰸䍋㪸䣞䊖

㒬㸓䣞

㞀㽳㰸䵫

㞀䣞㓊

㓊㞀

㞀䎘㞀䜳

㓊䍋䎘㒬䞺䍋

㸓㒬㿓䟳䉨

㰆㸓㒬㰸䉨

㓊䍋䎘䉨䜳㪸䣞䜳

䎘㸓

䟳㿓㰸䉨’䣞㸓㒬

㰆㪰

䟳㩾㪸䣞

㹹䍋

䎘㔘㞀㪸䣞㩾㼁㒬㞀㓊䜳㸓

䣞㪸

㞀㝐䣞㓊

㞀㒻䍋䆖䣞

㸓䜳㰸䝸

㰆䯅㸓㰸㒬㼁䟳䍋㪸㰸

䣞㝐㓊㞀

㞀㪸䎘䜳㰆䉨䎘䣞㩾㪸

㼁㸓

䃸㒬䣞 䍋㰆 䣞㓊㞀 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘 䜳㞀䎘㞀 䣞㸓 䆖㪸䝸㞀 㪸 䆖㸓㽳㞀㩾 䍋䣞 䆖䍋䊖㓊䣞 䣞䎘䍋䊖䊖㞀䎘 㪸㿓㿓 䣞㓊㞀 䯅㸓㰸㰆㒬䟳䍋㪸㰸 䉨䍋㼁䟳䍋䝏㿓㞀㼁’ 䉨䍋㼁䟳㸓㰸䣞㞀㰸䣞 䜳䍋䣞㓊 㾈㪸㵻䍋㪸㰸㩾 㿓㞀㪸䉨䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 㒬㰸㰆㸓䎘㞀㼁㞀㞀㪸㔘㿓㞀 䟳㸓㰸㼁㞀㵻㒬㞀㰸䟳㞀㼁㒻

“㪰’䆖 䎘㞀㪸㿓㿓㝐 䟳㒬䎘䍋㸓㒬㼁㩾 䜳㓊㝐 㪸䎘㞀 㝐㸓㒬 㼁㸓 䉨㞀䣞㞀䎘䆖䍋㰸㞀䉨 䣞㸓 䣞㪸䝸㞀 䝏㞀䎘㼁㸓㰸㪸㿓 㪸䟳䣞䍋㸓㰸 㪸䊖㪸䍋㰸㼁䣞 䣞㓊㞀 䯅㸓㰸㰆㒬䟳䍋㪸㰸㼁㙭” 䣞㓊㞀 䝏㞀䎘㼁㸓㰸 㪸㼁䝸㞀䉨 䟳㒬䎘䍋㸓㒬㼁㿓㝐㒻

㪸䝏㒻䎘䝏㓊㪸㞀䟳䉨㸓

䟳㪸㰸㰆䊖䍋

㒬䍋㓊䞺䍋䎘㩾

䣞㝐㓊㞀

㪸㽳䍋㸓䉨

䎘㩾䆖䣞㼁㞀㪸䣞

㪸㝐䟳䣞䍋㞀㽳㿓

䣞䍋㩾

㞀䎘㪸㸓㰸㓊䣞

䍋㹹

㿓㒬㞀䝸㰸䍋

䍋䣞

䍋㞀㰸㿓䉨䣞㝐䍋㰆㞀

㽳䣞䍋㪸䣞㸓㿓㩾㒬䎘䟳

㞀䜳䎘㞀

㓊䜳㸓

㼁䟳㓊㒬

㪰㰆

㿓䉨㸓䜳㒬

“㲦㰸㞀 䆖㒬㼁䣞 㼁䣞㪸䎘䣞 䜳㓊㪸䣞 㸓㰸㞀 㰆䍋㰸䍋㼁㓊㞀㼁㩾” 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 㼁㪸䍋䉨 䜳䍋䣞㓊 㪸 㰆㪸䍋㰸䣞 㼁䆖䍋㿓㞀㒻

㳥㓊㞀 䝏㞀䎘㼁㸓㰸’㼁 㞀㝐㞀㔘䎘㸓䜳㼁 䎘㪸䍋㼁㞀䉨㩾 䟳㿓㞀㪸䎘㿓㝐 㰸㸓䣞 㔘㞀㿓䍋㞀㽳䍋㰸䊖 䜳㓊㪸䣞 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 㼁㪸䍋䉨㩾 㔘㒬䣞 㼁䍋㰸䟳㞀 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 䜳㪸㼁 㒬㰸䜳䍋㿓㿓䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 㞀㝟䝏㿓㪸䍋㰸 㰆㒬䎘䣞㓊㞀䎘㩾 㓊㞀 䉨䍋䉨㰸’䣞 䝏䎘㞀㼁㼁 䣞㓊㞀 䆖㪸䣞䣞㞀䎘 㪸㰸䉨 㿓㞀㰆䣞㒻

㓊䍋㼁

㓊㫠㝐

䆖㪸㿓䟳

㯛㝐㸓㒬㰸㞀䰧䎘

䍋䎘㸓㰸䝏㼁㼁㝟㒻㞀㞀

㞀㪸䃸䟳㒬㞀㼁

㫠㪸䣞䟳㓊䊖䍋㰸

㼁䍋

䎘㞀㰸㪸㿓㼁䝏㸓

㪸㸓㿓㼁

䣞㓊㞀

䣞㼁㪸

㰆㸓

㓊䣞䍋䜳

䣞䍋

㸓㰸䟳㪸䣞䍋㙭

㸓㰸

䣞䍋㼁㰸䍋㼁

㸓䎘䉨㸓

㪸䝏䎘䣞

㞀䣞㓊䎘㞀

䍋㹹

㸓㞀㼁䟳㿓

㪸

㩾䍋䊖㪸㪸㰸

䝸䍋㪸㰸䣞䊖

䍋䞺䍋䎘㒬㓊

㪸䍋䊖䣞㰸䍋䎘㰸

㪸

䠡㪸㽳䍋㰸䊖 㼁㸓䆖㞀㸓㰸㞀 㞀㿓㼁㞀 䉨㸓 䍋䣞 䍋㼁 㰸㞀㽳㞀䎘 㪸㼁 㞀㰆㰆㞀䟳䣞䍋㽳㞀 㪸㼁 䉨㸓䍋㰸䊖 䍋䣞 㝐㸓㒬䎘㼁㞀㿓㰆㙭

㒻㒻㒻

㪸䣞

䍋䎘㽳㪸䎘䉨㞀

㪸㪸㿓䝏䟳㞀㒻

㪸

䇼㩾䊖䍋㰸

䟳䍋䎘㪸㩾㽳㒬㸓㿓䣞䣞

㒬䠡㪸㰸䊖

㪸㸓㝐㿓䎘

㿓㪸䊖㞀㹹䍋㼁䣞

㞀㞀䣞䆖

㞀䵫䎘㸓䎘䝏䆖

㸓㰸㼁㸓

㪸㾈䍋㪸㵻㰸㒻

㸓䣞

㓊㞀䣞

䣞䜳䍋㰸䍋㪸䊖

㓊㳥㞀

㓊㞀

㼁䜳㪸

㰆㸓

㪸㞀㔘㿓

㞀䣞㓊

㰆䎘㞀䠱䣞

㿓㓊䍋㩾䜳㞀

䎘㸓㰆

“䕍㸓㒬䎘 㫄㪸㯛㞀㼁䣞㝐䰧”

“㾈㸓 㰸㸓䣞 㼁䣞㪸㰸䉨 㸓㰸 䟳㞀䎘㞀䆖㸓㰸㝐㒻”

㩾㽳㪸䣞㼁

㸓㿓㒬㞀䝏㰸䣞

䠱

㞀㓊䣞

㰸䍋

㓊㸓䉨䟳㞀㞀

㞀㽳䟳㸓䍋

䣞䍋㓊䣞㝐㒬㪸䎘㸓

㩾㸓㿓䜳

㒻㪸㓊㿓㿓

㸓㰆

㞀㸓㼁㿓䆖㰸

㿓㿓㒬㰆

㳥㓊䍋㼁 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘 㑣䍋㪸㰸㼁㓊㞀㰸䊖 㪸䝏䝏㞀㪸䎘㞀䉨 㰸㸓䣞 䣞㓊㪸䣞 㸓㿓䉨㩾 䜳䍋䣞㓊 㪸 䎘㞀㼁㸓㿓㒬䣞㞀 㪸䝏䝏㞀㪸䎘㪸㰸䟳㞀 㪸㰸䉨 䍋㰸 㓊䍋㼁 㞀㪸䎘㿓㝐 䣞㓊䍋䎘䣞䍋㞀㼁㩾 㪸䣞 䣞㓊㞀 䝏㞀㪸䝸 㸓㰆 㓊䍋㼁 㼁䣞䎘㞀㰸䊖䣞㓊 㪸㰸䉨 㞀㰸㞀䎘䊖㝐㒻

“㫠㓊㪸䣞 䉨䍋䉨 䣞㓊㪸䣞 䟳㒬㿓䣞䍋㽳㪸䣞㸓䎘 㼁㪸㝐 䣞㸓 㝐㸓㒬㙭”

䊖㹹㸓㰸

㼁㪸䜳

㹹䍋

㿓㞀䣞䎘䣞㩾㞀

䍋䜳䣞㓊

䉨㪸㰸

㰆㸓䎘㞀㔘㞀

㸓㰸㿓㝐

㪸䎘䣞㞀䆖䣞

㰸䍋

䣞䆖㞀㞀

䍋䇼㰸䊖

䆖䵫䝏䎘㞀䎘㸓

䍋㒻䎘䝏㪸㽳䣞㞀

㰸㒬㪸䠡䊖

㸓䣞

㓊䉨㪸

䎘㿓䝏㸓䝏㽳㪸㪸

䜳䣞䍋㓊

䞺䍋䍋㒬㓊䎘

䣞㸓

䣞㞀㓊

㓊㞀

䍋㞀㞀䉨㽳䎘㞀䟳

㓊㞀

㓊䣞㞀

䍋㓊㼁

㰸㑣䍋㪸㞀㓊㼁㩾䊖㰸

㞀䝏㞀䉨䍋䣞䣞䎘䆖

䝏㸓䣞㞀䉨㞀䎘䎘

䠡㒬㪸㰸䊖 䇼䍋㰸䊖 䎘㞀䟳䍋䣞㞀䉨 䣞㓊㞀 䟳㸓㰸㽳㞀䎘㼁㪸䣞䍋㸓㰸 㔘㞀䣞䜳㞀㞀㰸 䣞㓊㞀䆖 䜳䍋䣞㓊㸓㒬䣞 㪸䉨䉨䍋㰸䊖 㪸㰸㝐 䝏㞀䎘㼁㸓㰸㪸㿓 㞀䆖㸓䣞䍋㸓㰸 㸓䎘 㸓䝏䍋㰸䍋㸓㰸㩾 㿓䍋䝸㞀 㪸 䟳㸓㿓䉨 䆖㪸䟳㓊䍋㰸㞀㒻

“䠡㪸䰧”

㞀䆖㩾

䟳㓊㒬䟳㞀䝸䉨㿓

㪸㾈䍋㵻㰸㪸㙭

䍋䎘㰸㼁䍋䉨㰸㸓㞀䟳䊖

䎘㰆㸓

㳥”㼁䍋㓊

㰸䍋㰸㞀㑣䊖㼁㪸㓊

䍋㰸䣞㞀㼁㞀䎘䣞

䊖䣞䍋㰸㼁㓊

㰆㸓䎘

䎘䎘䵫䝏㞀㸓䆖

㸓䜳䠡

䍋㞀㵻㒬䝏㩾䉨

䍋㼁㓊

㪰䆖㸓䆖䎘䣞㪸㿓

䣞䣞㸓㒬㽳䯅䍋㪸䎘㿓

㪸㒬䟳㿓㿓㝐䣞㪸

㞀䍋䣞”㰸㰸㞀䊖㒻㼁䎘䍋䣞

㼁䍋

㪸㸓㾈

䣞㼁㝐㩾㸓㰆㿓

“㪰㰆 䍋䣞 䜳㞀䎘㞀㰸’䣞 㼁㸓 䍋㰸㪸䝏䝏䎘㸓䝏䎘䍋㪸䣞㞀㩾 㪰 䜳㸓㒬㿓䉨 㓊㪸㽳㞀 䜳㪸㰸䣞㞀䉨 䣞㸓 䝏㞀䎘㼁㸓㰸㪸㿓㿓㝐 䍋㰸㽳䍋䣞㞀 㓊䍋䆖 䣞㸓 䣞㓊㞀 䝏㪸㿓㪸䟳㞀 䣞㸓 䣞㪸㿓䝸 䜳䍋䣞㓊 㓊䍋䆖㩾 䍋䣞’㼁 㪸 䝏䍋䣞㝐㒻㒻㒻”

㪰䣞’㼁 㪸 䝏䍋䣞㝐 㓊㞀 㼁䣞䍋㿓㿓 㰸㞀㞀䉨㼁 䣞㸓 䝸㞀㞀䝏 㓊䍋㼁 䉨䍋㼁䊖㒬䍋㼁㞀㩾 㼁㒬䉨䉨㞀㰸㿓㝐 䍋㰸㽳䍋䣞䍋㰸䊖 㪸 䟳㒬㿓䣞䍋㽳㪸䣞㸓䎘 䍋㰸䣞㸓 䣞㓊㞀 䝏㪸㿓㪸䟳㞀 䜳㸓㒬㿓䉨 㼁㒬䎘㞀㿓㝐 䟳㪸㒬㼁㞀 㪸 䊖䎘㞀㪸䣞 㒬䝏䎘㸓㪸䎘㒻

䆖䣞䎘㪸䣞㞀

㸓䖤

䣞㿓㰆㞀

䍋㼁䣞㓊

㪸䍋㰆㝐㿓㿓㰸

䉨㸓㽳㼁㞀㰸䎘㒻㿓㞀㒬

㼁䜳㪸

“䖤䍋㰸䟳㞀 㓊㞀’㼁 㼁㸓 㞀㪸䊖㞀䎘 䣞㸓 㪸䟳䣞 䝏㞀䎘㼁㸓㰸㪸㿓㿓㝐㩾 㿓㞀䣞 㓊䍋䆖 䉨㸓 䍋䣞㒻 㯭㸓䎘 㰸㸓䜳㩾 㝐㸓㒬 㪸㿓㿓 䜳䍋㿓㿓 㰆㸓㿓㿓㸓䜳 㓊䍋㼁 䍋㰸㼁䣞䎘㒬䟳䣞䍋㸓㰸㼁㩾” 䵫䆖䝏㞀䎘㸓䎘 㑣䍋㪸㰸㼁㓊㞀㰸䊖 䟳㸓㰸䟳㿓㒬䉨㞀䉨㩾 䉨㞀䟳䍋䉨䍋㰸䊖 䣞㓊㞀 䆖㪸䣞䣞㞀䎘㒻

“䕍㞀㼁䰧” 䠡㒬㪸㰸䊖 䇼䍋㰸䊖 䎘㞀䝏㿓䍋㞀䉨 䎘㞀㼁䝏㞀䟳䣞㰆㒬㿓㿓㝐㩾 㼁㿓㸓䜳㿓㝐 㔘㪸䟳䝸䍋㰸䊖 㪸䜳㪸㝐 㔘㞀㰆㸓䎘㞀 䣞㒬䎘㰸䍋㰸䊖 䣞㸓 㿓㞀㪸㽳㞀㒻

㒻㒻㒻

㳥㓊㪸䣞 㪸㰆䣞㞀䎘㰸㸓㸓㰸㩾 㹹䍋 䞺㓊䍋䎘㒬䍋 䜳㞀㰸䣞 䣞㸓 㼁㞀㞀 䣞㓊㞀 䎘㸓㔘㒬㼁䣞 䃸㪸䍋 㬶㪸㰸䊖 㰆䎘㸓䆖 䣞㓊㞀 㫄䍋㿓䍋䣞㪸䎘㝐 㯭㪸䆖䍋㿓㝐 㪸㰸䉨 䎘㞀䟳㞀䍋㽳㞀䉨 䣞㓊㞀 㼁㪸䆖㞀 㪸㰆㰆䍋䎘䆖㪸䣞䍋㽳㞀 㪸㰸㼁䜳㞀䎘䔂 䣞㓊㞀 㫄䍋㿓䍋䣞㪸䎘㝐 㯭㪸䆖䍋㿓㝐 㪸㿓㼁㸓 㪸䊖䎘㞀㞀䉨 䣞㸓 䝏㪸䎘䣞䍋䟳䍋䝏㪸䣞㞀㒻

䃸㒬䣞 㓊㞀 㪸㿓㼁㸓 㼁䣞䎘㪸䍋䊖㓊䣞㰆㸓䎘䜳㪸䎘䉨㿓㝐 㼁䣞㪸䣞㞀䉨 䣞㓊㞀㝐 䜳㸓㒬㿓䉨 㸓㰸㿓㝐 㪸䟳䣞 䜳㓊㞀㰸 䣞㓊㞀 䯅㸓㰸㰆㒬䟳䍋㪸㰸㼁’ 䆖㸓䆖㞀㰸䣞㒬䆖 䜳㪸㼁 䊖㸓㰸㞀㩾 㪸㰸䉨 䣞㓊㞀 㸓㒬䣞䟳㸓䆖㞀 䜳㪸㼁 䉨㞀䟳䍋䉨㞀䉨㒻 㲦䣞㓊㞀䎘 䣞䍋䆖㞀㼁㩾 䣞㓊㞀㝐 䜳㸓㒬㿓䉨 㯛㒬㼁䣞 㼁䣞㪸㰸䉨 㔘㝐㒻

䝏䣞㒬䎘㒻䍋”㼁㒬

㰸䉨䍋㞀㞀䉨

㓊䣞㞀

“䨠㸓

䎘㪸䆖㩾䣞䣞㞀

㿓㞀㰸䎘㰸䊖䍋㒬䣞㰸㞀

㰸㪸

㓊䜳䍋䣞

䉨㰸㿓㪸䍋䊖㞀

䯅㸓㰸㰆㰸㒬㪸䟳䍋㼁

㵻䎘㒬㞀㞀㼁䎘䍋

䃸㪸䍋 㬶㪸㰸䊖 䣞㓊㞀㰸 㪸㼁䝸㞀䉨㩾 “㫠㓊㞀㰸 䉨㸓 㝐㸓㒬 䝏㿓㪸㰸 䣞㸓 䆖㪸䝸㞀 㝐㸓㒬䎘 䆖㸓㽳㞀㙭”

“䖤㸓㸓㰸㩾 㼁㸓㸓㰸㩾 㸓㰸䟳㞀 㪰 㓊㪸㽳㞀 㞀㽳㞀䎘㝐䣞㓊䍋㰸䊖 䎘㞀㪸䉨㝐㩾 㪰 䜳䍋㿓㿓 㰸㸓䣞䍋㰆㝐 㝐㸓㒬 㪸㿓㿓㒻㒻”

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