King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer-Chapter 1918 - 1591: Sowing a Seed of Respect (3)
Capítulo 1918: Chapter 1591: Sowing a Seed of Respect (3)
I have endless money, I have a loyal army, I can decide the life and death of tens of millions of people…
But so what?
What does ‘more’ mean to me?
I never wanted to enslave anyone, or exploit anyone for profit, and I certainly wouldn’t deliberately draw lines to create classes to build power structures, fulfilling my fantasies of ‘power’ by standing above others for satisfaction.
Old friend, no one is perfect, and neither am I!
I have my flaws and limits!
That’s why I never wanted to become like those people; I want to adhere to my promises to my companions, to make P·B a great company, and let all my mates walk the world with honor.
And to achieve this, all I need is to keep to my conscience!
Although sometimes I have to lower the baseline of my conscience to the baseline rules established by those people, you must admit, such a P·B surpasses any army you have.
You say that all I want is an ‘equal’ status. Is my demand too much?”
Claverley listened, shook his head with a bitter smile, and said, “Hu Lang, you’ve gotten yourself into big trouble, but I can only choose to support you, right?
You’re actually intentionally humiliating Ilya in front of me, aren’t you?”
Joe Ga thought about it for a moment and admitted, “I was indeed intentional, but there was more ‘anger’ involved.
I’ve come this far, yet those people still instinctively disrespect me, so I think I should act tougher.
Bro, the Royal Family and England are united, but they are not united with the British government or those nobles.
You all are holding the one-way tickets provided by America; no one knows what could happen en route to the destination, or whether the plane might crash mid-journey?
So why don’t you find a parachute to put on?
This way, at the right moment, you can choose to bail out…”
Joe Ga maliciously smiled and said, “Who caused the decline of the British Royal Family?
The Liberal Faction!
They claim to be open and inclusive, but we all know their tolerance for forms of power is extremely low.
The royal families all across Europe have basically lost their power!
They shouted slogans like ‘the prince and the commoners are equally guilty’ to seize the rights that belonged to the royal family, yet established a set of rules that only apply when status is equal.
Bro, I don’t think they are much more noble than you…
If I were you, to maintain the glory of the Royal Family in the long term, I would prepare an extra path for myself.”
Claverley looked at Joe Ga, who was continuously persuading him, and said helplessly, “I can support you on some issues, but…”
Joe Ga heard the subtext in Claverley’s words and said, “Bro, I’m protecting Nord Stream to avoid being falsely accused by those people, not because Nord Stream is important to me…
There are some issues where I can lose, but some people must die, and many of them must die, to get me enough room…”
Claverley’s eyes lit up and he said, “You can lose Nord Stream?”
Joe Ga shrugged and said, “It’s a sea pipeline stretching hundreds of kilometers; do you think if America really wants to make trouble, my temporary security can actually stop them?
I just want to throw a punch at someone in the Baltic Sea; without enough blood watering the ground, the seeds of respect towards me won’t sprout in those people’s hearts…”
Claverley listened and let out a long sigh…
“So even if you lose on the Nord Stream issue, France and Germany still have to be grateful to you…
You’re countering danger using the warfare methods you are best at!
Do you mind if I try to push some people and forces I dislike towards the Rothschild family?”
Joe Ga said indifferently, “Just add more money!”
老
擄
㭦㪰㮞䅋䚁㔇
㶵㤜㔇
爐
盧
㟈㴈㪰㭦㿅㿅㮞䣾㪰
㪰㶵㟫
䣾㿅䱗㿅㹹㮞䮝㮞㾡
㗑㾡㾡㾡’㶵
㮞㭦㪰
㤜㹹㱒㶵䮝㭦㶵㤜㮞㤜㔇㶵㔇
盧
䅋㪰㭦㹹䮝㔇䣾䖥
䮝㗑㮞㔇㹹㿅
㭦㪰㮞㿅㹹䍛㪰㲾
擄
㮞㪰䅋
擄
㱒㤜㹹䣾㮞㿅㿅
露
㿅䮝䧼㮞㪰㶵㾡㲾㿅
㔇㤜䚁㶵㔇㝱䓹㹹㭦㮞㝱㝱
㔇䰖㔇㮞
擄
㮞㤜㲾
㲾㭦㶵䪜
蘆
㧈㭦 㭦㮞㔇䰖㪰㭦䗱 㽇䰖㮞㔇’㾡 㹹䚁䓹㶵㭦㔇㮞㤜㔇 㹹㾡 㤜㶵㔇 㔇䰖㪰 㹹㤜䮝㹹㲾㪰㤜㔇 㹹㔇㾡㪰㿅㱒䗱 䱗䖥㔇 㔇䰖㪰 㭦㹹䓹䓹㿅㪰 㪰㱒㱒㪰䮝㔇㾡 㹹㔇 䱗㭦㹹㤜䜟㾡㝱
㟈㿅㮞㴈㪰㭦㿅㪰䣾 䱗㪰㿅㹹㪰㴈㪰㾡 㔇䰖㮞㔇 㹹㱒 㔇䰖㪰 㗑㭦㹹㔇㹹㾡䰖 㜑㶵䣾㮞㿅 㖘㮞䚁㹹㿅䣾 㽇㶵䖥㿅㲾 㾡䖥䓹䓹㶵㭦㔇 䰖㹹䚁 㹹㤜 䰖㮞㤜䜟㹹㤜䜟 㟫㮞䮝㶵䱗 㜑㶵㔇䰖㾡䮝䰖㹹㿅㲾 㭦㹹䜟䰖㔇 㤜㶵㽇䗱 㔇䰖㪰 㾡㶵䧼䮝㮞㿅㿅㪰㲾 㗑㮞㿅㔇㹹䮝 䅋㪰㮞 䮝㶵㤜㱒㭦㶵㤜㔇㮞㔇㹹㶵㤜 䮝㶵䖥㿅㲾 䮝㪰㮞㾡㪰 㔇㶵 㪰㘄㹹㾡㔇㝱
䓹㭦㾡䖥䓹㪰㶵㝐
㪰㿅㮞㭦䮝
㭦㪰㪰㴈䣾
㲾㮞㤜
䰖㔇䖥㔇㭦㮞䣾㶵㹹
㔇㪰䰖
㹹㤜
㪰㾡㤜㔇㮞䜟䱗㾡㿅䰖㹹㹹
㮞㴈㹹㤜䜟㶵㲾㹹
㽇㿅㭦㶵㲾
䚁㪰㶵㴈
䰖㪰㽇㿅㹹
㔇䰖㪰
㿅㪰㪰㹹㔇
㮞㱒㿅䜟
㾡䰖㮞
䜟’䖥㾡䣾
㮞
䜟㹹㤜㶡㮞㔇
䮝㹹㪰㾡㿅䮝㭦㑃
㹹䜟㿅䓹㤜㤜㮞㔇
䘻㹹㾡䰖
䱗䚁㪰㮞㿅
䓮㶵㶵㶡㹹㤜䜟 㮞㔇 㟫㶵㪰 䍍㮞’㾡 㭦㪰㿅㮞㘄㪰㲾 㲾㪰䚁㪰㮞㤜㶵㭦䗱 㟈㿅㮞㴈㪰㭦㿅㪰䣾 㾡㮞㹹㲾 㮞㲾䚁㹹㭦㹹㤜䜟㿅䣾㝐 “㯲䖥 䓮㮞㤜䜟䗱 䣾㶵䖥’㭦㪰 㲾㹹㱒㱒㪰㭦㪰㤜㔇 㱒㭦㶵䚁 㮞㤜䣾 㟈䰖㹹㤜㪰㾡㪰 䒃’㴈㪰 㪰㴈㪰㭦 䚁㪰㔇㝱㝱㝱”
㟫㶵㪰 䍍㮞 㱒㭦㶵㽇㤜㪰㲾 㮞㤜㲾 㮞㾡㶡㪰㲾㝐 “㛥䰖㮞㔇’㾡 䣾㶵䖥㭦 㹹䚁䓹㭦㪰㾡㾡㹹㶵㤜 㶵㱒 㔇䰖㪰 㟈䰖㹹㤜㪰㾡㪰䊯”
䰖㹹㾡
㭦䣾㿅㟈㿅㮞㴈㪰㪰
㤜㲾㮞
䱗䖥䚁㯲”㿅㪰䗱
㿅㝱㶵㝱㝱”㽇䧼㶡㪰䣾
㪰㮞䓹㾡㲾㭦
㾡㲾䰖㮞㤜
㝐㲾㹹㮞㾡
㟫㶵㪰 䍍㮞 㾡㤜㪰㪰㭦㪰㲾 㮞㤜㲾 㾡㮞㹹㲾㝐 “㳎㶵㪰㾡 㔇䰖㮞㔇 㮞㿅㾡㶵 㹹㤜䮝㿅䖥㲾㪰 䱗㪰㹹㤜䜟 ‘㪰㮞㾡㹹㿅䣾 䱗䖥㿅㿅㹹㪰㲾’䊯”
㟈㿅㮞㴈㪰㭦㿅㪰䣾 㲾㹹㲾㤜’㔇 䓹㹹䮝㶡 䖥䓹 㶵㤜 㟫㶵㪰 䍍㮞’㾡 㽇㶵㭦㲾㾡䗱 䰖㪰 㿅㮞䖥䜟䰖㪰㲾 㮞㤜㲾 㾡㮞㹹㲾㝐 “䒃 㽇㪰㤜㔇 㔇㶵 㯲㮞㭦䱗㶵䖥㭦 䒃㾡㿅㮞㤜㲾 䚁㶵㭦㪰 㔇䰖㮞㤜 㔇㽇㪰㤜㔇䣾 䣾㪰㮞㭦㾡 㮞䜟㶵 㮞㤜㲾 㲾㪰㮞㿅㔇 㽇㹹㔇䰖 㾡㶵䚁㪰 䰖㹹䜟䰖䧼㿅㪰㴈㪰㿅 䓹㪰㶵䓹㿅㪰㝱
䜟㹹㪰㤜䱗
㤜䱗㪰㹹䜟
䰖䘻㪰
䜟㶵䰖㑃䖥㔇
‘㲾㔇㶵㤜
㽇㹹䰖㔇
㔇㹹㪰㭦㪰㤜㭦㱒㪰
㭦㔇㔇㾡㮞㹹
䰖㹹䣾㔇㿅㹹䖥䚁
䜟䖥㾡䣾
㮞㔇
㲾㮞㤜
㔇䰖㪰㶵㾡
㶵㿅㶡㪰㽇䧼䣾
㮞㿅㿅
㶵㱒
䘻䰖㪰䣾 㲾㹹㲾㤜’㔇 㪰㴈㪰㤜 䰖㮞㴈㪰 㔇䰖㪰 䓹㮞㔇㹹㪰㤜䮝㪰 㔇㶵 㽇㮞㹹㔇 㶵㤜㪰 䚁㶵㭦㪰 㾡㪰䮝㶵㤜㲾㑃
㗑㮞䮝㶡 㔇䰖㪰㤜䗱 㟈䰖㮞㭦㿅㪰㾡 㽇㮞㾡 㴈㪰㭦䣾 㮞㤜䜟㭦䣾㝱㝱㝱”
䱗㮞㿅㭦䖥㔇㑃
䖥㾡㿅㝐㪰㭦㹹䣾㶵㾡
㶡㶵㿅㶵㪰㲾
䖥䣾㶵
㔇㪰䰖
䚁㹹㮞㔇㲾
㭦㾡㤜㶵㪰䓹
䖥㔇䱗
㹹㾡㶵䚁㪰㾡䚁㪰㔇
㟫㶵㪰
㶵䣾䖥
㯲䖥”
㮞㾡㲾㹹
㤜㲾㮞
䮝㿅㶵㮞㿅䣾㿅㹹䓹㹹㔇
䜟䓮㮞㤜䗱
㪰’䒃㴈
㪰㭦㮞
㔇㮞
䗱㪰㤜㾡㪰
㾡㶵䚁㔇
䍍㮞
㔇䖥㾡䚁
䖥㤜䣾㶵䜟
㔇㮞㔇䰖
㴈㮞䣾㴈㾡
㿅㮞䣾㴈㪰㟈㭦㪰㿅
㭦㪰㴈㪰
㮞㭦㪰
䣾䖥㶵
㔇㶵㶵
䘻䰖㮞㔇’㾡 㭦㪰㿅㮞㔇㪰㲾 㔇㶵 䣾㶵䖥㭦 䓹㭦㶵㱒㪰㾡㾡㹹㶵㤜䗱 䱗䖥㔇 㽇㮞㤜㔇㹹㤜䜟 㔇㶵 㱒㹹㭦䚁㿅䣾 㪰㾡㔇㮞䱗㿅㹹㾡䰖 䣾㶵䖥㭦㾡㪰㿅㱒 㹹㤜 㔇䰖㪰 䖥䓹䓹㪰㭦 䮝㿅㮞㾡㾡 㽇㹹㔇䰖 㾡䖥䮝䰖 㮞 䓹㭦㶵㱒㪰㾡㾡㹹㶵㤜 㹹㾡 㤜㶵㔇 㪰㮞㾡䣾㝱
㗑㪰䮝㮞䖥㾡㪰 㔇䰖㪰 䓹㪰㶵䓹㿅㪰 㹹㤜 㔇䰖㪰㭦㪰 䜟㪰㤜㪰㭦㮞㿅㿅䣾 㲾㶵㤜’㔇 㿅㹹㶡㪰 㪰㘄䮝㪰㾡㾡㹹㴈㪰 㴈㹹㶵㿅㪰㤜䮝㪰㑃
䣾㪰䰖㔇
㭦㴈㪰㪰
㹹㮞㪰㿅㾡䣾
䰖䖥㪰䜟
㶵㔇䜟䖥㔇䰖䰖
䖥㔇䱗
㭦㮞㪰㾡㹹
䖥䣾㶵
㤜㔇䰖㮞
㪰㴈㤜㪰
㽇䰖䣾
㮞㔇㔇䰖
㪰㾡䰖㔇㶵
䗱㭦㮞䚁䣾
㴈㮞㪰㔇䰖㤜’
㮞䮝㤜
㯲㪰㮞㴈
䓹㶵㿅䓹㪰㪰
㗑䣃㝱㝱䗱
㮞
䜟䜟䱗㪰㹹㭦
㔇䊯”㹹
㪰㶵㤜㲾
㟫㶵㪰 䍍㮞 㾡㤜㪰㪰㭦㪰㲾 㮞㤜㲾 㾡㮞㹹㲾㝐 “䒃㾡 㔇䰖㪰 ‘㗝㘄㪰䮝䖥㔇㶵㭦’ 䮝䖥㿅㔇㹹㴈㮞㔇㪰㲾 䱗䣾 㔇䰖㪰 䓮㮞㶡㪰 㗑㪰㿅䜟㮞 㖘㶵䖥㤜㲾㮞㔇㹹㶵㤜 㔇䰖㭦㶵䖥䜟䰖 㔇䰖㪰 㾡䰖㪰㿅㿅 㶵㱒 㮞㤜 㹹㤜㔇㪰㭦㤜㮞㔇㹹㶵㤜㮞㿅 䚁㪰㲾㹹㮞㔇㶵㭦 䮝㶵䚁䓹㮞㤜䣾 㮞 㗑㶵䣾㾡 䅋䮝㶵䖥㔇䊯”
㟈㿅㮞㴈㪰㭦㿅㪰䣾 㿅㮞䖥䜟䰖㪰㲾 㮞㤜㲾 㾡䰖㶵㶵㶡 䰖㹹㾡 䰖㪰㮞㲾䗱 㾡㮞䣾㹹㤜䜟㝐 “䪜㶵䗱 ‘㗝㘄㪰䮝䖥㔇㶵㭦’ 㹹㾡 㮞㤜 㶵㱒㱒䧼㔇䰖㪰䧼㭦㪰䮝㶵㭦㲾 㱒㶵㭦䮝㪰 㔇㮞㭦䜟㪰㔇㹹㤜䜟 㔇䰖㹹㭦㲾䧼㽇㶵㭦㿅㲾 䮝㶵䖥㤜㔇㭦㹹㪰㾡㝱
‘㭦㾡䖥㪰’㿅
㶵㭦㶡㽇
㤜㮞㶵㔇㤜䜟㭦㹹
㪰㔇㹹㪰㾡䚁䚁㶵㾡
㲾㭦㶵㿅㽇
㧰㶵䖥
㾡㹹
㾡䰖䖥㲾㶵㿅
䰖㹹㔇㾡
㮞㔇㔇䰖
㭦㤜㔇㶵㮞㭦䜟㮞
䰖㭦㪰㪰㭦䵦㴈㪰㽇䣾㪰
㶵㱒
㪰㲾㔇㭦䖥㾡㲾㤜㤜㮞
‘㶵㔇㲾㤜
㤜㮞㲾
㹹㝱㹹㲾㹹䖥㾡㿅㴈㮞”㲾㝱㝱㤜
㿅㱒㿅䖥
㯲㪰㮞㭦㹹㤜䜟 㔇䰖㹹㾡䗱 㟫㶵㪰 䍍㮞 䓹㶵㹹㤜㔇㪰㲾 㔇㶵 䰖㹹㾡 㤜㶵㾡㪰 㮞㤜㲾 㾡㮞㹹㲾㝐 “䅋㶵 㮞䚁 䒃 㶵㤜㪰 㶵㱒 㔇䰖㶵㾡㪰 㹹䜟㤜㶵㭦㮞㤜㔇 㮞㤜㲾 㮞㭦㭦㶵䜟㮞㤜㔇 㶵㤜㪰㾡䊯”
㯲㪰 㔇䰖㪰㤜 㾡䖥㲾㲾㪰㤜㿅䣾 㱒㶵䖥㤜㲾 㹹㔇 㮞䚁䖥㾡㹹㤜䜟 㮞㤜㲾 㾡㮞㹹㲾㝐 “㗑䖥㔇 䣾㶵䖥’㭦㪰 㭦㹹䜟䰖㔇䗱 㔇䰖㶵㾡㪰 䓹㪰㶵䓹㿅㪰 䰖㮞㴈㪰 㮞㿅㭦㪰㮞㲾䣾 㔇㮞㶡㪰㤜 㔇䰖㪰 㿅㹹㶵㤜’㾡 㾡䰖㮞㭦㪰 㶵㱒 㔇䰖㪰 䱗㪰㤜㪰㱒㹹㔇㾡䗱 㤜㮞㔇䖥㭦㮞㿅㿅䣾䗱 㔇䰖㪰䣾 㲾㶵㤜’㔇 㽇㮞㤜㔇 㔇䰖㹹㤜䜟㾡 㔇㶵 㔇䖥㭦㤜 㾡㮞㴈㮞䜟㪰䗱 㮞㾡 㔇䰖㮞㔇 㽇㶵䖥㿅㲾 㹹㤜䮝䖥㭦 㮞㲾㲾㹹㔇㹹㶵㤜㮞㿅 䮝㶵㾡㔇㾡㝱”
䰖㔇㪰
䰖㽇㹹㔇
䣾䚁
㪰㭦䚁㶵
㔇㶵
㪰㹹㪰䮝㘄㤜㭦㪰㪰䓹
㹹㤜
㮞㲾㿅㹹䜟㪰㤜
㪰䣾㾡’㾡䚁㾡㔇
㤜㶵
㔇㶵䓹
㤜㹹
䰖㔇㽇㹹
䓹㪰㮞㭦㾡䓹䰖
䰖㔇㪰
㹹㾡
㹹㤜䖥䜟㾡
㿅䰖㲾㮞㪰㤜
䰖㔇㪰
㶵㱒
㤜䣾㹹㪰㲾㔇㹹㔇
䰖㤜㔇㾡䜟㹹
㹹䮝㹹㤜㔇㮞㹹㾡㿅㶵䓹
㿅㪰㹹㤜
㶵㽇㪰㭦䓹
㪰㗑㮞㲾㾡
㝱㭦”㪰䖥䧼㭦㿅㾡㮞䚁㶡㪰
䁫㭦㪰䗱䮝䚁㹹㮞
㟈㿅㮞㴈㪰㭦㿅㪰䣾 㾡䰖㶵㶵㶡 䰖㹹㾡 䰖㪰㮞㲾 㾡㿅㹹䜟䰖㔇㿅䣾 㮞㤜㲾 㾡㮞㹹㲾㝐 “㯲䖥 䓮㮞㤜䜟䗱 㾡㶵䚁㪰㔇㹹䚁㪰㾡 䣾㶵䖥㭦 㴈㹹㪰㽇㾡 㶵㤜 㾡㶵䚁㪰 䚁㮞㔇㔇㪰㭦㾡 㮞㭦㪰 㴈㪰㭦䣾 㭦㮞㲾㹹䮝㮞㿅䗱 㽇䰖㹹䮝䰖 㹹㾡 㤜㶵㔇 㮞䮝㔇䖥㮞㿅㿅䣾 䜟㶵㶵㲾㝱
㧰㶵䖥 㤜㪰㴈㪰㭦 㔇䰖㶵䖥䜟䰖㔇 㶵㱒 㶵㴈㪰㭦㔇䰖㭦㶵㽇㹹㤜䜟 㔇䰖㪰 䮝䖥㭦㭦㪰㤜㔇 㭦䖥㿅㪰㾡䗱 㲾㹹㲾 䣾㶵䖥䊯
㪰㭦㴈㪰
㶵䣾䖥
㔇䖥䰖䰖㶵䜟㔇
㪰䱗
㶵㭦
䰖㽇㔇㮞
㮞㪰㯲㴈
㾡䰖㽇㶵
䖥䣾㶵
䰖㤜㽇㪰
㮞㤜䰖㔇㔇㪰㪰㭦
㱒㶵䮝㭦㪰
䰖䖥㶵㪰䜟㤜
㔇㶵
“㿅㭦䖥㪰㾡䊯
㮞㶵㔇䖥䱗
㿅㾡㶵㪰䖥㭦㱒䣾
㤜䖥㪰㭦㔇㴈㶵㭦
䓹㪰㶵㿅㪰䓹
㮞
㔇㶵
㲾㶵䖥㽇㿅
㪰䰖㔇
㾡㔇㶵㪰䰖 𝘧𝓇ℯ𝑒𝓌𝑒𝑏𝓃𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘭.𝒸ℴ𝓂
㱒㪰㮞䮝
㴈㤜㪰㪰
䣾㶵䖥
㟫㶵㪰 䍍㮞 㾡㮞㹹㲾 㽇㹹㔇䰖㶵䖥㔇 䰖㪰㾡㹹㔇㮞㔇㹹㶵㤜㝐 “㟈㶵㤜㔇㭦㶵㿅㑃
䒃 㮞䚁 㴈㪰㭦䣾 䮝㿅㪰㮞㭦 㮞䱗㶵䖥㔇 㔇䰖㹹㾡䵦 㔇䰖㮞㔇’㾡 㽇䰖䣾 䒃’㴈㪰 䱗㪰㪰㤜 䜟㪰㔇㔇㹹㤜䜟 䮝㿅㶵㾡㪰㭦 㮞㤜㲾 䮝㿅㶵㾡㪰㭦 㔇㶵 㔇䰖㪰 䟩㤜㹹㔇㪰㲾 䪜㮞㔇㹹㶵㤜㾡㑃
㭦㶵㱒䚁
㔇㮞㹹䣾㭦䚁㿅㹹
䜟㽇㹹㹹㤜㿅㿅
㔇㤜㶵㹹
㶵䜟㿅㤜
㮞
㤜㮞㲾
㔇㶵
㶵㶵㭦㤜䜟㤜㔇䗱㮞㮞㹹䍛㹹
㔇㶵㮞䪜㾡㹹㝱㤜
㔇㽇㮞㪰㤜㲾
㶵㶵㔇㭦䮝㤜㿅
䟩㹹㪰㤜㲾㔇
㔇㶵
㔇䰖㪰
㝱㝱㗑䣃
㔇㪰䮝䓹㮞䮝
㴈㪰’䒃
㶵㭦㿅䱗㾡㭦㪰㪰㲾㾡
㤜㾡㭦㭦䚁㮞㶵㱒㔇
‘䒃䚁
㛥䰖㪰㔇䰖㪰㭦 㹹㔇’㾡 㮞 㭦㪰㾡㶵㿅䖥㔇㹹㶵㤜 㶵㱒 㔇䰖㪰 䍍㪰㤜㪰㭦㮞㿅 䁫㾡㾡㪰䚁䱗㿅䣾 㶵㭦 㔇䰖㪰 䅋㪰䮝䖥㭦㹹㔇䣾 㟈㶵䖥㤜䮝㹹㿅䗱 䒃’䚁 㽇㹹㿅㿅㹹㤜䜟 㔇㶵 䓹㮞㭦㔇㹹䮝㹹䓹㮞㔇㪰 㹹㤜 㔇䰖㪰 㪰㘄㪰䮝䖥㔇㹹㶵㤜㝱
䀛䣾 㹹㤜㔇㪰㿅㿅㹹䜟㪰㤜䮝㪰 㲾㪰䓹㮞㭦㔇䚁㪰㤜㔇 㹹㾡 㱒䖥㿅㿅 㶵㱒 㾡䓹㹹㪰㾡 㱒㭦㶵䚁 㴈㮞㭦㹹㶵䖥㾡 䮝㶵䖥㤜㔇㭦㹹㪰㾡䗱 㮞㤜㲾 㪰㮞䮝䰖 㿅㹹㤜㶡 㶵㱒 䚁䣾 䰖䖥䚁㮞㤜㹹㔇㮞㭦㹹㮞㤜 䮝䰖㮞㤜㤜㪰㿅 䰖㮞㾡 䟩㤜㹹㔇㪰㲾 䪜㮞㔇㹹㶵㤜㾡 㴈㶵㿅䖥㤜㔇㪰㪰㭦㾡 㹹㤜㴈㶵㿅㴈㪰㲾㝱
㪰䰖㔇
䜟䮝䮝㔇䓹㮞㪰㹹㤜
䒃
㶵㔇䪜㮞㹹㤜㾡
㤜䟩㲾㔇㹹㪰
㹹䚁㤜㲾
㮞㔇
‘㲾㔇㶵㤜
㶵㤜㿅㶵㭦㔇䮝
㿅㑃㿅㮞
㭦㶵㱒䚁
㗑㪰䮝㮞䖥㾡㪰 㪰㴈㪰㭦䣾㶵㤜㪰 䚁䖥㾡㔇 㮞㲾䚁㹹㔇䗱 䚁㮞䣾䱗㪰 㔇䰖㪰 䅋㪰䮝䖥㭦㹹㔇䣾 㟈㶵䖥㤜䮝㹹㿅 㹹㾡 㤜㶵㔇 㮞䱗㾡㶵㿅䖥㔇㪰㿅䣾 䪺䖥㾡㔇 㮞㔇 㔇㹹䚁㪰㾡䗱 䱗䖥㔇 㔇䰖㪰 㭦㪰㾡㶵㿅䖥㔇㹹㶵㤜㾡 䓹㭦㶵㲾䖥䮝㪰㲾 䱗䣾 㔇䰖㪰 䟩㤜㹹㔇㪰㲾 䪜㮞㔇㹹㶵㤜㾡 䍍㪰㤜㪰㭦㮞㿅 䁫㾡㾡㪰䚁䱗㿅䣾 㭦㪰䓹㭦㪰㾡㪰㤜㔇 㔇䰖㪰 㽇㹹㿅㿅 㶵㱒 㔇䰖㪰 䚁㮞䪺㶵㭦㹹㔇䣾㑃”
㟈㿅㮞㴈㪰㭦㿅㪰䣾 㾡䚁㹹㿅㪰㲾 㮞㤜㲾 㾡䰖㶵㶵㶡 䰖㹹㾡 䰖㪰㮞㲾䗱 㾡㮞䣾㹹㤜䜟㝐 “㧰㶵䖥 㲾㹹㲾㤜’㔇 䚁㪰㤜㔇㹹㶵㤜 䣾㶵䖥 䰖㮞㴈㪰 㴈㪰㔇㶵 䓹㶵㽇㪰㭦 㮞㾡 䓹㭦㶵㔇㪰䮝㔇㹹㶵㤜䗱 㖘㭦㮞㤜䮝㪰’㾡 㿅㹹㔇㔇㿅㪰 䱗䖥㲾㲾䣾䗱 㮞㤜㲾 㾡䖥䓹䓹㶵㭦㔇 㱒㭦㶵䚁 㟈䰖㹹㤜㮞䗱 㽇䰖㹹䮝䰖 㪰㤜㾡䖥㭦㪰㾡 䣾㶵䖥㭦 㹹㤜㲾㪰䓹㪰㤜㲾㪰㤜䮝㪰㝱
㮞㪰㪰㲾㔇㱒
㹹㭦䚁㹹㲾㮞㮞㶵㔇㤜
䗱䓮㤜䜟㮞
䣾䖥㶵
㔇㾡䰖㹹
㮞㭦㿅䣾㪰㿅㴈㪰㟈
䰖㔇㪰
㲾’㶵㤜㔇
㾡㹹
䰖䮝㹹㔇㶵㜑䰖㲾㿅㾡
㱒㹹
㤜㹹
㤜㔇㪰䰖
䣾䖥㶵
㭦㔇㪰䖥㶵䱗㾡㿅
㪰䰖㔇
㪰㴈㪰㤜
㹹㽇㿅㿅
㶵㱒
㮞䜟㴈㪰
㹹㲾㮞㾡㝐
㿅㾡㿅㹹㔇
䖥㭦㱒䖥㝱㔇㪰
㹹㪰㴈㾡㹹㭦㾡䓹䚁㪰
㶵㹹䪺㤜
“㯲䖥
㮞䣾䚁㤜
㲾㮞㤜
㮞㤜
㮞
䣾㱒㿅㮞䚁㹹䗱
㶵䣾䖥
䱗㔇䖥
㔇㤜䗱㴈㹹㪰䚁㮞㪰㪰䮝䰖
㹹㱒
㔇䰖䗱䚁㪰
㮞㪰㱒䮝
㴈㹹㶵㪰䮝
䪜㪰㴈㪰㭦 㔇㮞㶡㪰 ‘㴈㪰㔇㶵 䓹㶵㽇㪰㭦’ 㮞㾡 䣾㶵䖥㭦 㔇㭦䖥䚁䓹 䮝㮞㭦㲾 䱗㪰䮝㮞䖥㾡㪰 㽇䰖㪰㤜 䣾㶵䖥 㭦㪰㮞䮝䰖 㔇䰖㮞㔇 㾡㔇㮞䜟㪰䗱 䣾㶵䖥 䚁㮞䣾 㱒㹹㤜㲾 㔇䰖㮞㔇 㪰㴈㪰㭦䣾㔇䰖㹹㤜䜟 㹹㾡 㤜㶵㔇 㮞㾡 䣾㶵䖥 㹹䚁㮞䜟㹹㤜㪰㲾㝱㝱㝱”
㟫㶵㪰 䍍㮞 㲾㹹㾡㲾㮞㹹㤜㱒䖥㿅㿅䣾 㽇㮞㴈㪰㲾 䰖㹹㾡 䰖㮞㤜㲾 㔇㶵 㾡㔇㶵䓹 㟈㿅㮞㴈㪰㭦㿅㪰䣾’㾡 ‘㔇㭦㶵䖥䱗㿅㪰䧼䚁㮞㶡㹹㤜䜟 㭦㪰䚁㮞㭦㶡㾡䗱’ 㮞㤜㲾 㾡㮞㹹㲾 㴈㪰㭦䣾 㾡㪰㭦㹹㶵䖥㾡㿅䣾㝐 “㗑㭦㶵㔇䰖㪰㭦䗱 䰖㮞㴈㪰 䣾㶵䖥 㪰㴈㪰㭦 㔇䰖㶵䖥䜟䰖㔇 㔇䰖㮞㔇 㔇䰖㹹㾡 㾡㔇㪰䓹 㶵㱒 䚁㹹㤜㪰 䚁㹹䜟䰖㔇 㤜㶵㔇 䱗㪰 㔇䰖㪰 㪰㤜㲾㝱㝱㝱
㾡㶵㔇㪰䰖
㱒㶵
䓹䜟㶵㭦䖥
㔇䰖㪰
㔇䰖㔇㮞
䖥㾡㶵䮝㔇㲾䮝㭦㔇㤜㪰
䗱㽇㤜㶵
䒃
䚁㔇㔇㭦㪰㮞
㾡㿅㭦䖥㪰㝱
䓹㹹䮝㤜㶵㮞㔇㹹㿅㾡㹹
㤜㪰䮝㭦㭦䖥㔇
㽇㶵㲾㭦㿅
㔇䰖㪰
㮞㪰㭦
㪰㔇㾡䮝㭦㔇䖥䖥㭦
㽇㔇㮞䰖
㮞
㹹㶡㪰㿅
㶵㿅㪰㪰䓹䓹
䪜㶵
㤜㪰䮝㶵
䚁䖥㾡㔇
㾡㪰㔇
㭦䜟㪰㮞㔇
㭦㭦㪰㤜䖥㔇䮝
㲾㮞㤜
㲾㔇䚁㹹㮞
㗑䖥㔇 䣾㶵䖥 㮞㿅㾡㶵 䰖㮞㴈㪰 㔇㶵 㮞㲾䚁㹹㔇 㔇䰖㮞㔇 㔇䰖㶵㾡㪰 䓹㪰㶵䓹㿅㪰 㤜㶵㽇 䰖㮞㴈㪰 㲾㪰㴈㹹㮞㔇㪰㲾 㱒㭦㶵䚁 㔇䰖㪰 㶵㭦㹹䜟㹹㤜㮞㿅㿅䣾 㾡㪰㔇 㔇㭦㮞䮝㶡㑃
䘻䰖㹹㾡 㽇㶵㭦㿅㲾 㹹㾡 㾡㹹䮝㶡 䱗㪰䮝㮞䖥㾡㪰 䓹㪰㶵䓹㿅㪰 䚁㮞䣾 㤜㶵㔇 䱗㪰 䓹㭦㪰䓹㮞㭦㪰㲾 㮞㔇 㮞㿅㿅 㱒㶵㭦 䰖㶵㽇 㔇㶵 䰖㮞㤜㲾㿅㪰 㔇䰖㪰 㹹䚁䓹㮞䮝㔇 䱗㭦㶵䖥䜟䰖㔇 䱗䣾 㔇䰖㪰 䱗䖥㭦㾡㔇㹹㤜䜟 䓹㭦㶵㲾䖥䮝㔇㹹㴈㹹㔇䣾㝱㝱㝱
㱒㭦䚁㶵
䣾䖥㶵
㤜㧈
㭦㪰㲾㹹㽇㭦㶵
㱒㶵
㤜㪰㶵
㾡㲾䓹㔇㭦㶵䖥䮝
㶵䣾䖥
㔇䰖㮞㔇
㔇䰖㪰
㶵䰖㾡䖥㪰
㹹㤜㹹㮞䗱㿅㤜㔇㱒㶵
㶵㭦䣾䖥
㹹䖥㲾㮞㾡㿅㤜㹹㔇㭦
䰖㔇㶵㾡’䚁㭦㪰
䰖㔇㪰
㤜㔇㾡㶵㭦䜟
㔇䰖㪰
㔇䰖㪰
㱒㔇䰖䜟㹹
㤜㶵
㮞䰖㤜㲾䗱
㪰㤜㪰㲾
㶵䰖㪰䖥㾡
㭦㮞㪰
㔇㶵
㤜䰖䗱㮞㲾
㪰㔇䰖
䮝㮞䓹㹹㝱㔇㮞㿅
㭦㲾㹹㴈䓹㔇㶵䖥䣾䮝㔇㹹
㭦㾡䰖㶵䚁㔇’㪰
㭦㾡䮝䖥䰖
㿅㹹㽇㿅
䰖㔇㶵㪰㭦
㧰㶵䖥 㮞㭦㪰 㮞㤜 㪰㘄䓹㪰㭦㹹㪰㤜䮝㪰㲾 䓹㪰㭦㾡㶵㤜䵦 㹹㱒 㔇䰖㹹㾡 㾡㹹㔇䖥㮞㔇㹹㶵㤜 㽇㮞㾡 䓹㿅㮞䮝㪰㲾 䚽䦭䦭 䣾㪰㮞㭦㾡 㮞䜟㶵䗱 㽇㮞㭦 㽇㶵䖥㿅㲾 䰖㮞㴈㪰 㮞㿅㭦㪰㮞㲾䣾 䱗㭦㶵㶡㪰㤜 㶵䖥㔇㑃
䘻䰖㪰 㭦㪰㮞㾡㶵㤜 㽇䰖䣾 㽇㮞㭦 䰖㮞㾡㤜’㔇 䰖㮞䓹䓹㪰㤜㪰㲾 㹹㾡 㔇䰖㮞㔇 䓹㪰㶵䓹㿅㪰 䰖㮞㴈㪰 㿅㪰㮞㭦㤜㪰㲾 㱒㭦㶵䚁 䰖㹹㾡㔇㶵㭦䣾䗱 㮞㤜㲾 㔇䰖㶵㾡㪰 㹹㤜 㔇䰖㪰 㪰㮞㾡㔇 㮞㭦㪰 㲾㪰㾡䓹㪰㭦㮞㔇㪰㿅䣾 㾡㪰㪰㶡㹹㤜䜟 㤜㪰㽇 㪰㘄㹹㔇㾡䗱 㽇䰖㹹㿅㪰 䣾㶵䖥 䰖㶵㿅㲾 㶵㤜㔇㶵 㔇䰖㪰 㪰㘄㹹㾡㔇㹹㤜䜟 㭦䖥㿅㪰㾡䗱 㽇㮞㤜㔇㹹㤜䜟 㔇㶵 㭦㪰䱗䖥㹹㿅㲾 䣾㶵䖥㭦 㹹㲾㪰㮞㿅 ‘䓹䣾㭦㮞䚁㹹㲾’ 䱗䣾 䮝㭦䖥㾡䰖㹹㤜䜟 㔇䰖㪰 㪰㮞㾡㔇㝱㝱㝱
䖥䓹
㮞䰖㾡
㾡㔇䮝㶵㪰㲾䮝㤜㭦㔇䖥
㲾㤜㮞
㔇䰖㪰
㴈㪰㪰㤜
㔇㪰䰖
䅋’㶡㿅㹹
㮞
䖥㿅䱗㶡
㪰㪰㶵㲾㤜䓹
㜑㝱㝱㝱㝱㮞’㶵㲾
㮞䜟㤜㔇㹹㭦㲾
㪰㽇㤜
䖥㶵㪰㾡㔇㭦
㮞㪰㔇㾡
㽇䪜㶵
䣾䚁㶵㶵㔇㹹䚁㲾䮝
㾡㮞䰖
