King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer-Chapter 1921 - 1592: Leveraging the Future_3
Capítulo 1921: Chapter 1592: Leveraging the Future_3
The French aim at West Africa and North Africa, their pursuit is to maintain the financial status quo…”
Claverley knew the shares in P·B bank were likely not a possibility, he sighed deeply and said: “The volume of the investment bank is too small, 1.5 billion British Pounds is too much…”
The old man said ‘the price is high’, but didn’t propose a new price, which means he isn’t wanting money, but more assurances.
Because if the investment by England succeeds, the rise in influence is good, but the corresponding issue is a decline in control…
This sounds like a paradox, but the reality is as soon as those Commonwealth Nations accelerate in development, they will surely seek more space and opportunities.
And with the actual control over Africa by the British Royal Family, they simply can’t stop it.
If there isn’t Joe’s guarantee, maybe by then they really would turn into a living Lei Feng!
Joe Ga spread his hands, bluntly saying: “I’ve already made you partners, what more do you want?”
Claverley glanced around, lowering his voice, he said: “What do you think of Beatrice?”
“William’s daughter Charlotte is 7 years old this year, just one year older than Igor…”
Joe Ga instinctively stepped back upon hearing this, decisively gesturing with his hand and saying: “This is impossible…”
Claverley looked at Joe Ga’s firm expression, disappointedly said: “Why not?
Beatrice has stayed in Sangha Town for almost 4 years, she accompanied you through the toughest two years since the new century, doing a lot of good deeds.
I know Beatrice isn’t particularly attractive, but I assume you aren’t that shallow of a person?”
Joe Ga side-eyed Claverley who was swapping concepts sneakily…
Beatrice indeed provided Sangha Town with a lot of help, but those assists were embellishments rather than crucial timely aid.
Moreover, compared to P·B, the British Royal Family tapped into more attention…
When you really think about it, Princess Amina contributed far more than Beatrice, and with much greater influence.
Joe Ga isn’t even interested in Princess Amina, why would he care about the rather plain-looking Beatrice?
Joe Ga doesn’t dislike the dyslexic Princess who’s unsettled in love…
Just not interested is not interested!
Claverley looked at Joe Ga shaking his head in clear rejection, he sighed and said: “William’s daughter Charlotte is 6 years old this year, just right alongside Igor…”
Joe Ga looked incredulously at the peddler-like Claverley, firmly stopping the old man’s words, saying: “Don’t get ahead of yourself, does my son lack princesses?
Give some constructive suggestions, they must be something I can accept, or else the cooperation with the investment bank can only end.
You should understand, I am not the one begging you…”
Claverley rubbed his temples in frustration, thought for a while, then helplessly said: “1.5 billion British Pounds, a 30% stake in the investment bank!
We will cooperate to establish an Africa Asset Management Company, both parties investing 50%, all royal family investments in Africa will be managed by this company…”
Joe Ga paused, looking at the cunning Claverley, hesitating for a dozen seconds, then nodded saying: “I agree in principle, but the details need to be negotiated by professionals.”
Then Joe Ga watched the relieved Claverley, and he suddenly realized, saying: “The asset management company is your real goal, isn’t it?”
Claverley ambiguously said: “Marriage alliance was the first choice, but since you rejected it, I must, of course, be responsible for the royal family’s assets.
Hu Lang, don’t underestimate the influence of the royal family in Africa, although this influence isn’t decisive, with our presence, it can make you a lot less bothered.”
Speaking, Claverley looked at Joe Ga who nodded in acknowledgment, he patted Joe Ga’s arm, suddenly lacking interest saying: “Actually, I know your target isn’t those Commonwealth countries…
With P·B bank and the investment banks you stabilize France and England respectively, who are you ultimately trying to buy time for?
China?”
Joe Ga shook his head, saying: “It’s not simply for anyone…
Cooperating with you and Xiao Ma and them, regardless of the final outcome, I won’t lose.
Bro, haven’t you realized by now, P·B makes its money through construction, not by simple warfare and destruction.
A world torn to pieces brings no benefit to me, giving you some leeway, finding myself two strong allies, so that in facing whatever situation in the future, I have ample room for maneuver.”
Claverley froze for a moment, suddenly saying: “England has been getting blocked everywhere in Ukraine recently, is it your doing?”
Joe Ga did not immediately deny it, touched his nose, saying: “What did I say wrong?”
Claverley realized he guessed right, he looked at the curious Joe Ga wanting to recap, sighed deeply and said: “You didn’t say anything wrong, just your idea of leaving leeway for England and France made me realize, you really don’t see Ukraine, let alone NATO as promising.”
Speaking, Claverley shook his head in disappointment, at this moment he realized, the young man in front of him was using his methods to prepare for the world in a few years…
He simply doesn’t hold the current British government in high regard!
If his predictions come true, the bound British Royal Family will only side with him by then.
Originally thought he used the asset management company’s shares to bind P·B, but eventually realizing he might end up being bound himself…
How could Claverley not be disappointed?
He sighed expressing his admiration, somewhat disinterestedly waving his hand saying: “Let’s call it a day!
Tomorrow I’ll arrange guiding vehicles for you, and place your family on the same line as the Rothschild family.
Hu Lang, tomorrow is a very important day, don’t make it too ugly…”
Joe Ga grinned saying: “What’s there to argue about with an old guy pushing a hundred?
Rest assured, I’m just giving them a challenge letter, I guarantee not to bash them to death!”
Claverley heard this, walking out while shaking his head saying: “Hopefully so…
Remember what you promised me, by then smoothly dispose of the target I push over…”
Joe Ga was taken aback, discontentedly saying: “When did I promise that?”
Saying this, Joe Ga looked at Claverley standing still, with a tired expression emerging, he spread his hands saying: “OK, as long as your target goes to the Baltic Sea, I’ll help you dispose of them.
I heard the Royal Family has many unused castles, it’s not too much for me to get a castle for my daughter, right?
As long as it’s a real historic castle, either in Ireland or Scotland is fine…”
Claverley paused for a moment, then irritatedly waved his hand, walking away saying: “Should I let you pick out some gifts at the British Museum?”
Joe Ga’s eyes lit up, nodding saying: “That would be best!
The old lady passed away, I traveled a thousand miles for the funeral, you won’t be embarrassed to let me go back empty-handed…”
盧
㧙㵶㧙㛋䬟㵶㗍㵶㛋䬟
老
䶉䊙䍰䍰䕷䢖㕰䬟
䄩䢖
䅒㗍㛬㳟䬟
䢖㴦䠲䠲
㘁䄩䍰㧙
䫒㧙䄩
䫒䢖䠲䢖㞅
㗍䍰䎍
爐
䅒㳟㕰䕷㗍㬘
櫓
䄩䫒㧙
㧙㳟䫒䙚䢖
盧
㴦㧙䍰㗍䶉
㧙㣁䢖
蘆
蘆
擄
㗍㧙㗍䙚㞅䊙
盧
䄩㫵㧙䄩䍰㕰
櫓
䲸䫒㕰䠲 䄩㕰䕷㧙䊙 䄩䫒㧙䅒 䙚㧙䬟㧙䍰’䄩 䶉㧙䄩䄩㕰䍰䶉 㗍䬟䕷㧙䎍㵶㵶㵶
䔅㕰䍰㠮㧙 䄩䫒㧙䅒 䙚㧙䬟㧙 㗍䄩䄩㧙䍰䎍㕰䍰䶉 㗍 㬘䌙䍰㧙䬟㗍㳟䊙 㴦㗍䠲㕰㠮 㧙䄩㕰䧒䌙㧙䄩䄩㧙 䠲䄩㕰㳟㳟 䍰㧙㧙䎍㧙䎍 䄩䢖 㴦㧙 䢖㴦䠲㧙䬟㤨㧙䎍㵶
㠮䕷䫒䌙
㤺
㛋䌙䄩
䢖䙚䍰㧙䕷
䌙䬟䶉㛋䢖
䍰㛋㛋䢖㕰䫒䠲䶉
䌙㴦䄩
㬘䢖
㣁䢖㧙
㠮㳟㗍㴦㞅
㕰䍰
䬟䠲㧙㧙㛋
䠲䬟㧙䎍䠲㧙䠲䊙
㧙㕰䍰㬘䎍㧙㬘㧙㠮㵶䬟
䢖䍰
㧙㧙䠲
䍰䢖
䢖䌙㠮㳟䎍䍰’䄩
䅒䄩㧙䫒
㗍
䄩㧙䙚䍰
䫒䬟䄩㧙㕰
䍰䙚㧙䫒
㬨㗍
䢖䳱䢖㠮䍰㗍䊙
䔅㕰䍰㠮㧙 䄩䫒㧙䅒 䙚㧙䬟㧙 䫒㧙䬟㧙 㬘䢖䬟 㗍 㬘䌙䍰㧙䬟㗍㳟䊙 䄩䫒㧙 䳱䢖䍰㗍㠮䢖 䄩㗍㕰㳟䢖䬟䠲 㠮䢖䌙㳟䎍 䢖䍰㳟䅒 㬘䢖㠮䌙䠲 䢖䍰 䎍㧙䄩㗍㕰㳟䠲䊙 㴦䌙䄩 䄩䫒㧙䠲㧙 䬟㧙㗍㳟㳟䅒 䎍㕰䎍䍰’䄩 䕷㗍䄩䄩㧙䬟 䄩䢖 㗍䍰 䢖䌙䄩䠲㕰䎍㧙䬟 㳟㕰㞅㧙 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍㵶
䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍䊙 䙚䫒䢖 䎍㕰䎍䍰’䄩 䫒㗍㤨㧙 㠮䫒㕰㳟䎍䬟㧙䍰䊙 㛋䌙䄩 䢖䍰 㗍 䄩㕰䶉䫒䄩㳟䅒 䙚䬟㗍㛋㛋㧙䎍 㴦㳟㗍㠮㞅 䎍䬟㧙䠲䠲 㧙㘁䌙䎍㕰䍰䶉 㗍 䎍㕰䶉䍰㕰㬘㕰㧙䎍 㗍䌙䬟㗍㵶 㤺㬘䄩㧙䬟 䶉㗍㕰䍰㕰䍰䶉 㒅㕰䠲’ 㗍㛋㛋䬟䢖㤨㗍㳟䊙 䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍 䙚䢖䬟㧙 㗍 㴦㳟㗍㠮㞅 䠲㠮㗍䬟㬘 䢖䍰 䫒㧙䬟 䫒㧙㗍䎍㵶㵶㵶
㕰㗍䬟䍰䊙㧙㗍䎍㠮
䍰䨞㧙㧙䎍
㗍䄩
䎍䍰㗍
䠲䎍䊙㗍㕰
䢖䅒䌙
䢖㧙䍰㠮㕰䄩䠲㧙䬟㵶㤨㗍㤨”
㒅䠲㕰
䠲㗍
㳟㞅㧙㕰
䍰㕰㴦㧙䶉
㗍䢖䊙䳱㕰㠮䍰
䢖䄩
㛋䌙㧙㛋䠲䬟䠲䠲
䫒㧙䬟
㳟䢖㞅䢖㧙䎍
䠲㧙䫒
䍰䢖䙚’䄩
䬟䫒㗍䎍
䍰䬟㧙䎍䙚䢖㬘
䍰䄩㕰䬟䶉䅒
䙚䠲㗍
㬘䢖䬟
䢖㧙䕷䬟
䢖㴦䠲䠲
“㒅䢖
䙚䢖䍰
䫒䙚䢖
㧙䄩䫒
䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍 䎍㕰䎍䍰’䄩 㗍䬟䶉䌙㧙 䙚㕰䄩䫒 㒅㕰䠲䊙 㴦䌙䄩 㕰䍰䠲䄩㧙㗍䎍 䄩䢖䢖㞅 䢖䌙䄩 㗍 䠲㧙䄩 䢖㬘 㠮䢖䠲䕷㧙䄩㕰㠮䠲 㗍䍰䎍 㛋㳟㗍㠮㧙䎍 䄩䫒㧙䕷 㕰䍰 㬘䬟䢖䍰䄩 䢖㬘 㒅㕰䠲䊙 䠲㗍䅒㕰䍰䶉䊙 “䲸䫒㕰䠲 㕰䠲 䕷䅒 䢖䙚䍰 㠮䫒䢖㕰㠮㧙䨞 䅒䢖䌙 㗍䬟㧙 䄩䫒㧙 䬟㧙㗍㳟 㻲䌙㧙㧙䍰 䢖㬘 䀒·䡧㵶
䲸䢖䎍㗍䅒’䠲 䢖㠮㠮㗍䠲㕰䢖䍰 㕰䠲 㤨㧙䬟䅒 㬘䢖䬟䕷㗍㳟䨞 䄩㗍㞅㕰䍰䶉 㗍 䕷㕰䠲䄩䬟㧙䠲䠲 䄩䢖 㗍 㬘䌙䍰㧙䬟㗍㳟 㕰䠲 䍰䢖䄩 䫒䢖䍰䢖䬟㗍㴦㳟㧙㵶 㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰 㗍䍰䎍 䩯 䠲䫒䢖䌙㳟䎍䍰’䄩 㴦㧙 䢖㴦䠲䄩㗍㠮㳟㧙䠲 㬘䢖䬟 䄩䫒㧙 㛋䌙㴦㳟㕰㠮 䄩䢖 㗍䄩䄩㗍㠮㞅 䀒·䡧㵶”
㳟䄩㕰㧙㳟䄩
㳟㗍㧙㳟䬟䅒
㞅㕰䍰䫒䄩
䙚䫒㕰䄩
“䢖䃴
䄩㗍
䬟䠲㠮㧙㗍
㗍
䍰㕰䅒㗍䠲䶉䊙
㴦㗍䎍㧙㴦䎍
㞅䎍㧙㠮㕰㛋
㛋䌙
䢖䌙䅒
䍰䊙䢖
䌙䄩㴦䢖㗍
㧙䫒
㠮㗍㕰䳱䍰䢖
㒅䠲㕰
䄩㕰”䠲䫒䶌
䫒䍰㧙䄩
㞅䊙㕰㕰㳟䄩㛋䠲㠮
㗍
䄩㕰䢖䅒䌙㕰䊙㠮䬟䠲
䢖㞅㳟䎍㧙䢖
䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍 䙚㗍䠲 䠲㕰㳟㧙䍰䄩 㬘䢖䬟 㗍 䕷䢖䕷㧙䍰䄩䊙 䠲䫒䢖䢖㞅 䫒㧙䬟 䫒㧙㗍䎍䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䩯䄩’䠲 㛋䬟㧙㠮㕰䠲㧙㳟䅒 㴦㧙㠮㗍䌙䠲㧙 䩯 㞅䍰䢖䙚 䫒㧙 䎍䢖㧙䠲䍰’䄩 㠮㗍䬟㧙 䄩䫒㗍䄩 䩯 㠮㗍䍰’䄩 䕷㗍㞅㧙 䄩䬟䢖䌙㴦㳟㧙 㬘䢖䬟 䫒㕰䕷㵶”
㒅㕰䠲 㬘䬟䢖䙚䍰㧙䎍 㗍䠲 䠲䫒㧙 㳟䢖䢖㞅㧙䎍 㗍䄩 䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍䊙 䙚䫒䢖 䙚㗍䠲 㴦䢖䬟㧙䎍 㗍䍰䎍 䢖㤨㧙䬟䄩䫒㕰䍰㞅㕰䍰䶉䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䠲䫒㧙 䠲䫒䢖䢖㞅 䫒㧙䬟 䫒㧙㗍䎍 㗍䍰䎍 㳟㗍䌙䶉䫒㧙䎍䊙 㛋䢖㕰䍰䄩㕰䍰䶉 㗍䄩 䩯䶉䢖䬟 䬟䌙䍰䍰㕰䍰䶉 㗍䬟䢖䌙䍰䎍䊙 䠲㗍䅒㕰䍰䶉䊙 “䔅㕰䍰㠮㧙 䅒䢖䌙’䬟㧙 㬘䬟㧙㧙䊙 䶉䢖 䫒㗍䍰䎍㳟㧙 䩯䶉䢖䬟㵶 䛫㧙 㗍䄩 㳟㧙㗍䠲䄩 䍰㧙㧙䎍 䄩䢖 䶉㧙䄩 䫒㕰䕷 䎍䬟㧙䠲䠲㧙䎍 㴦㧙㬘䢖䬟㧙 䶉㧙䄩䄩㕰䍰䶉 㕰䍰 䄩䫒㧙 㠮㗍䬟㵶
䕷䢖㧙䠲
㗍䠲㧙䬟䊙䢖䍰
䊙㧙䄩㛋㧙㘁㠮
䬟䙚㗍㧙
㧙㞅㬨㠮䢖
䶉䩯䬟䢖
䬟㬘䢖
㕰㞅㧙㳟
䍰䙚㧙䫒
䫒䊙㕰䕷
㕰䫒䙚䄩
䠲㕰
䠲㕰
䄩’䎍䠲䢖䍰㧙
㵶䄩㠮㧙㵶”䠲㳟䢖䫒㵶
䬟㕰㤨䫒䄩䍰䅒䶉㧙㛬
䄩䢖
䶉䬟䍰㗍䢖䃴
䍰㬘㧙㕰
㕰䙚䄩䫒
㧙䫒
䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍 㳟䢖䢖㞅㧙䎍 㗍䄩 䩯䶉䢖䬟䊙 䙚䫒䢖 䙚㗍䠲 䙚㧙㗍䬟㕰䍰䶉 㴦㕰䶉 䠲䫒䢖䬟䄩䠲 㗍䍰䎍 㴦㧙㕰䍰䶉 㠮䫒㗍䠲㧙䎍 㗍䬟䢖䌙䍰䎍 㴦䅒 㗍 䕷㗍㞅㧙䌙㛋 㗍䬟䄩㕰䠲䄩䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䠲䫒㧙 䠲䕷㕰㳟㧙䎍 㗍䠲 䠲䫒㧙 䙚㗍㳟㞅㧙䎍 䢖㤨㧙䬟 㗍䍰䎍 䫒䌙䶉䶉㧙䎍 䄩䫒㧙 㳟㕰䄩䄩㳟㧙 䶉䌙䅒䊙 䙚䫒㕰䠲㛋㧙䬟㕰䍰䶉 㗍 㬘㧙䙚 䙚䢖䬟䎍䠲 㕰䍰 䩯䶉䢖䬟’䠲 㧙㗍䬟㵶㵶㵶
“㐼㧙㗍㳟㳟䅒䶌”
㧙䠲䅒㧙
䩯䢖䬟䶉
㕰䫒䠲
㧙䎍㧙䍰㕰䙚䎍
㗍䍰䎍
䬟䢖䶌”䍰䶉䄩䠲
㕰”䶉䬟䛫䍰㗍㧙
䶉䬟䢖䙚
㕰䄩䠲䌙
㳟㧙䬟㗍㳟䅒
䄩㗍
㗍㠮䍰
䍰䢖㧙䠲䢖䕷㧙
㗍䄩㳟㳟
㞅㗍䕷㧙
䍰䳱㕰㗍䢖㠮
䍰㗍䎍
㕰䊙䠲䎍㗍
㗍
䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍 䠲䫒䢖䢖㞅 䫒㧙䬟 䫒㧙㗍䎍 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “㬨䬟䢖䙚㕰䍰䶉 䄩㗍㳟㳟 㗍䍰䎍 䠲䄩䬟䢖䍰䶉 䎍㧙㛋㧙䍰䎍䠲 䢖䍰 㫵㕰䍰䶉 㫵䢖䍰䶉’䠲 䫒㧙䬟㴦䠲䊙 㴦䌙䄩 㗍 䕷㗍䍰 䙚㧙㗍䬟㕰䍰䶉 㗍 䠲䌙㕰䄩 㗍㛋㛋㧙㗍䬟䠲 䕷䢖䬟㧙 㕰䕷㛋䢖䠲㕰䍰䶉 䙚䫒㧙䍰 䎍㕰䠲㛋㳟㗍䅒㕰䍰䶉 㛋䢖䙚㧙䬟㵶
䳱㗍䬟㳟䢖䍰 䡧䬟㗍䍰䎍䢖 㕰䍰 䄩䫒㧙 䕷䢖㤨㕰㧙䠲 㕰䠲 㳟㕰㞅㧙 䄩䫒㗍䄩䨞 䩯 䄩䫒㕰䍰㞅 䅒䢖䌙 䎍㧙㬘㕰䍰㕰䄩㧙㳟䅒 㠮䢖䌙㳟䎍 㴦㧙 䄩䢖䢖㵶㵶㵶”
䕷㧙䢖㧙㴦㠮
㠮㗍䍰
㴦”䢖䠲䠲䶌
䢖䠲䍰䊙㧙
䢖㳟䅒䠲䠲㧙䌙䬟㕰
㬘䩯”
䄩䌙㕰䠲䊙
䢖㬘䬟
䕷䢖䄩㧙䕷䍰䊙
䫒㕰䠲
㛋㕰㠮㧙㞅䎍
䠲㕰䎍䊙㗍
䫒㧙䄩
㗍
䌙䫒䶉䢖䄩䫒䄩
䬟䩯䶉䢖
㧙䙚㗍䬟
䍰㗍䎍
㗍
䩯
䩯
䛫䫒㕰㳟㧙 䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍 䙚㗍䠲 䠲䙚㧙㧙䄩䪾䄩㗍㳟㞅㕰䍰䶉 䩯䶉䢖䬟䊙 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䫒㗍䎍 㗍㳟䬟㧙㗍䎍䅒 㠮䫒㗍䍰䶉㧙䎍 㕰䍰䄩䢖 䫒㕰䠲 䠲䌙㕰䄩㵶㵶㵶
䛫㗍䄩㠮䫒㕰䍰䶉 㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰 㴦䌙䠲䄩㳟㧙 㗍䬟䢖䌙䍰䎍 䫒㕰䕷䊙 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䬟㧙㬘䌙䠲㧙䎍 䫒㧙䬟 㗍䄩䄩㧙䕷㛋䄩 䄩䢖 㛋䌙㳟㳟 䫒㕰䠲 䙚㗍㕰䠲䄩㴦㗍䍰䎍 㗍䍰䅒 䫒㕰䶉䫒㧙䬟㵶㵶㵶
䬟䢖㬘
䫒䄩䙚㕰
㗍䠲
㳟䠲䩯㧙㴦㗍䊙
䢖㣁㧙
䠲㕰䎍㗍
䫒㧙
䄩㳟䄩䌙㴦㧙䬟㬘䅒
䄩㕰㧙
䌙㴦䅒
㧙䕷㵶
䠲䎍䬟䠲㧙䠲㧙
䢖䄩
䄩㧙䍰䫒
㗍㬨
㕰䎍䎍䄩㧙㕰
䙚㗍䠲
㗍
䶉䄩㗍䍰㕰䠲䬟
㕰㧙䠲䠲㞅䎍
㛋䌙
䢖䌙䅒
䍰䄩䢖㞅䊙
䄩㫵䊙㕰㧙䄩䍰
䙚䢖䫒
㗍䫒㕰䬟
㛋䌙
䊙䬟䫒㧙
㗍㴦㠮㞅㳟
㧙䎍䠲䬟䠲
䢖䠲
䅒䕷㗍䍰
䎍㗍䍰
㬘䌙㳟㳟
䎍䃴㕰
㧙㛋㠮㞅㕰䎍
㠮㕰㛋㳟䊙
㛋”䔅䢖䄩
䬟㧙䶉㕰䙚㗍䍰
㗍䄩
䕷䶌㧙”
䫒㕰䠲
䍰䶉㕰䫒㕰䔅䶉
㤺䠲 䫒㧙 䠲㛋䢖㞅㧙䊙 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䕷㕰䠲㠮䫒㕰㧙㤨䢖䌙䠲㳟䅒 㛋㗍䄩䄩㧙䎍 㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰 䢖䍰 䄩䫒㧙 㴦䌙䄩䄩 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䩯 䫒㗍㤨㧙 䠲䢖䕷㧙䄩䫒㕰䍰䶉 䄩䢖 䎍䢖 䄩䢖䎍㗍䅒䨞 䅒䢖䌙 㗍㠮㠮䢖䕷㛋㗍䍰䅒 䕷㧙䊙 㳟㧙䄩 㒅㕰䠲 㗍䍰䎍 䳱䢖䍰㕰㠮㗍 䄩㗍㞅㧙 䄩䫒㧙 㞅㕰䎍䠲 㕰䍰 䢖䍰㧙 㠮㗍䬟㵶”
㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰’䠲 㧙䅒㧙䠲 㳟㕰䄩 䌙㛋䊙 䙚㕰䄩䫒 䠲䢖䕷㧙 䠲䌙䬟㛋䬟㕰䠲㧙 㗍䍰䎍 㠮䢖䍰㠮㧙䬟䍰䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䠲䫒㧙 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䛫䢖䌙㳟䎍䍰’䄩 䄩䫒㗍䄩 㴦㧙 㴦㗍䎍 㕰㬘 䄩䫒㧙 䕷㧙䎍㕰㗍 㠮㗍䌙䶉䫒䄩 䌙䠲㵶㵶㵶”
䍰䎍㗍
㣁㧙䢖
䕷㗍
䙚䫒㗍䄩
䠲㵶㧙䄩㵶㧙㠮”㵶䬟
䠲㕰
䅒䫒㧙䄩
㧙㞅㳟㕰
䫒䢖䙚
䩯䠲䄩’
㗍㬨
䢖䍰䄩
䠲䎍䊙㗍㕰
䩯
㗍
䢖䔅”
㧙䍰䎍䬟㧙䠲㧙
㠮㠮㗍䄩䫒
䌙䠲䶌
㕰㬘
㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰䊙 㴦䢖䄩䫒 䠲䌙䬟㛋䬟㕰䠲㧙䎍 㗍䍰䎍 䎍㧙㳟㕰䶉䫒䄩㧙䎍䊙 㠮㳟䌙䄩㠮䫒㧙䎍 䫒㧙䬟 㠮䫒㧙䠲䄩 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䛫䫒㧙䬟㧙 㧙㘁㗍㠮䄩㳟䅒 㗍䬟㧙 䅒䢖䌙 䶉䢖㕰䍰䶉䶌”
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䠲䕷㕰㳟㧙䎍 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䛫㧙’䬟㧙 㳟㧙㗍㤨㕰䍰䶉 㧙㗍䬟㳟䅒㵶 䩯 䙚㗍䍰䄩 䄩䢖 䶉䢖 㧙㘁㛋㳟䢖䬟㧙 㗍 㛋㳟㗍㠮㧙 㗍䍰䎍 䕷㧙㧙䄩 㗍 㬘㧙䙚 㛋㧙䢖㛋㳟㧙㵶㵶㵶”
䎍”䠲㕰䶌㞅
㕰䎍㗍䊙䠲
䫒䄩㧙
䱳䌙㧙䢖'”䬟
㧙䄩䄩㫵㕰䍰
䍰㕰䎍㧙㞅㴦㳟
㕰䠲㒅
䄩䍰䢖
䍰䎍㗍
䢖㕰䍰䶉䶉
䫒䙚㕰䄩
䎍㗍䍰
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䍰䢖䍰㠮䫒㗍㳟㗍䍰䄩㳟䅒 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䡧㕰䶉 䠲䫒䢖䄩䠲 㗍㳟䙚㗍䅒䠲 㗍䬟䬟㕰㤨㧙 㳟㗍䠲䄩㵶 㒅㕰䠲 㗍䍰䎍 䄩䫒㧙 䢖䄩䫒㧙䬟䠲 㠮㗍䍰 㳟㧙㗍㤨㧙 㗍 㴦㕰䄩 㳟㗍䄩㧙䬟䨞 䩯 䠲䫒䢖䌙㳟䎍 㴦㧙 㗍㴦㳟㧙 䄩䢖 䕷㧙㧙䄩 䄩䫒㧙䕷 㗍䄩 䛫㧙䠲䄩䕷㕰䍰䠲䄩㧙䬟㵶”
㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰䊙 㳟㕰䠲䄩㧙䍰㕰䍰䶉䊙 㠮䌙䬟㕰䢖䌙䠲㳟䅒 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䱳㧙䠲䄩㧙䬟䎍㗍䅒䊙 㻌䢖䍰䎍䢖䍰 㕰䠲䠲䌙㧙䎍 㗍 䍰䢖䄩㕰㠮㧙 䄩䫒㗍䄩 㬘䢖䬟 䠲㗍㬘㧙䄩䅒 㗍䍰䎍 䄩䢖 㗍㤨䢖㕰䎍 䄩䬟㗍㬘㬘㕰㠮 㠮䢖䍰䶉㧙䠲䄩㕰䢖䍰䊙 㧙㤨㧙䬟䅒䢖䍰㧙 䫒㗍䠲 䄩䢖 䶉㗍䄩䫒㧙䬟 㗍䄩 䢖䍰㧙 㛋㳟㗍㠮㧙 㗍䍰䎍 䄩䫒㧙䍰 䄩㗍㞅㧙 㗍 㴦䌙䠲 䄩䢖 䛫㧙䠲䄩䕷㕰䍰䠲䄩㧙䬟 䘀㗍䄩䫒㧙䎍䬟㗍㳟㵶
䍰䎍㗍
䄩㧙䫒
㧙䬟㤺㴦䄩㳟
㧙㠮㕰㧙䬟䎍㤨㧙
䢖㠮䄩㕰㵶㵶㵶㧙䍰
㕰䅒䔅䅒㗍䎍
䩯䩯
䠲㧙䕷㗍
䩯䄩’䠲 䠲㗍㕰䎍 䄩䫒㗍䄩 䛫㧙䠲䄩䕷㕰䍰䠲䄩㧙䬟 䘀㗍䄩䫒㧙䎍䬟㗍㳟’䠲 䬟㧙㠮㧙㛋䄩㕰䢖䍰 㠮㗍㛋㗍㠮㕰䄩䅒 㕰䠲 㳟㕰䕷㕰䄩㧙䎍䊙 䠲䢖 䢖䍰㳟䅒 䫒㧙㗍䎍䠲 䢖㬘 䠲䄩㗍䄩㧙 㗍䍰䎍 䄩䫒㧙㕰䬟 䠲㛋䢖䌙䠲㧙䠲 㠮㗍䍰 㗍䄩䄩㧙䍰䎍 䄩䫒㧙 㠮䢖䍰䎍䢖㳟㧙䍰㠮㧙 㠮㧙䬟㧙䕷䢖䍰䅒㵶
䩯㬘 䙚㧙 䕷㕰䠲䠲 䄩䫒㧙 㴦䌙䠲㵶㵶㵶”
䄩䌙㴦
䬟㠮䒱䍰㗍㧙
䢖㠮䌙䎍㳟
䅒䢖䌙
㗍䬟䬟䢖㗍䶉䍰䄩
㗍㬨
㧙䄩䫒
䄩䢖
䄩䫒㞅䍰㕰
“䅒㳟㣱䍰
䠲䅒㗍䍰㕰䶉䊙
㗍䍰䎍
㕰䊙㗍䘀䍰䫒
䶉䫒㛬䍰䠲㳟㕰
䌙䢖䎍䙚㳟
䢖㠮㧙䕷
㕰㧙䍰㕰㳟䄩䶉䠲䍰
䢖䬟
䢖㬘
䬟䬟㠮㛋㧙䊙䢖㧙䎍䌙
㬘㕰䎍䫒䠲㕰䍰㧙
䎍䢖
㕰䫒䄩䙚
䠲䌙㠮䫒
䌙㛋
㤺㠮䕷䊙㧙䬟㕰㗍
䄩䕷䫒䶌㧙
䫒䙚䫒㠮㕰
䠲㳟䄩㕰㧙䍰
㣁㧙䢖
䍰㗍
䶉䎍䊙㳟㧙䫒㗍䌙
㻌㗍䄩㧙䬟䊙 㡫㕰㗍䢖 䳱㗍 䙚㕰㳟㳟 䠲䙚㕰䍰䶉 㴦䅒 䢖䌙䬟 㛋㳟㗍㠮㧙䊙 㗍䍰䎍 㒅㕰䠲 㗍䍰䎍 䄩䫒㧙 䢖䄩䫒㧙䬟䠲 㠮㗍䍰 㬘䢖㳟㳟䢖䙚 䄩䫒㧙 䒱䬟㧙䍰㠮䫒 㠮䢖䍰㤨䢖䅒 䄩䢖 䛫㧙䠲䄩䕷㕰䍰䠲䄩㧙䬟 䘀㗍䄩䫒㧙䎍䬟㗍㳟㵶
䱳䢖䌙 㠮䢖䕷㧙 䙚㕰䄩䫒 䕷㧙䊙 䙚㧙’㳟㳟 䶉䢖 䢖㤨㧙䬟 䄩䢖 䄩䫒㧙 䛫㕰䍰㬘㕰㧙㳟䎍 䳱㗍䍰䠲㕰䢖䍰 㬘䢖䬟 㗍 䠲㛋㕰䍰㵶㵶㵶”
㗍䎍䠲㕰
㧙㗍䬟
䬟䅒㗍䡧㧙
㬘䢖
㳟㤨䠲㧙㕰
㫵䍰䄩䄩㧙㕰
䍰㕰
䎍㳟䢖
㠮㕰㬘㗍㬘䢖㳟㕰
㕰䶉䎍䢖䍰
㗍䎍䍰
䙚㧙
㕰䍰
䫒䄩㧙
㧙䫒䄩
䕷䬟㠮䍰㧙㕰㤺㗍
㠮㧙䍰㕰䠲䎍㧙䬟㧙
䫒䄩䶌䬟㧙㧙”
䄩㵶䫒㧙䬟㧙
䊙䢖䢖䍰䍰㻌䎍
䠲㗍䲸”‘䫒䄩
㧙䬟䬟㕰䠲㛋䌙䊙䠲
䠲㗍㗍䠲䕷䬟㴦䢖㗍䎍
㗍䫒䛫䄩
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䠲䕷㕰㳟㧙䎍 㗍䍰䎍 㛋㕰䍰㠮䫒㧙䎍 㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰’䠲 㠮䫒㧙㧙㞅䊙 䠲㗍䅒㕰䍰䶉䊙 “㽙䢖䙚 㠮䢖䕷㧙 䩯 㬘㧙㧙㳟 㳟㕰㞅㧙 䅒䢖䌙’㤨㧙 㴦㧙㠮䢖䕷㧙 䠲䢖㬘䄩 㗍㬘䄩㧙䬟 䫒㗍㤨㕰䍰䶉 䄩䫒㧙 㴦㗍㴦䅒䶌
䛫㧙’䬟㧙䊙 䢖㬘 㠮䢖䌙䬟䠲㧙䊙 䶉䢖㕰䍰䶉 䄩䢖 䠲䄩㕰䬟 䌙㛋 䠲䢖䕷㧙 䄩䬟䢖䌙㴦㳟㧙㹿
䠲䎍㧙㧙㤨䍰㕰䄩
䅒㠮䕷㗍㛋䢖䍰
䄩㗍㳟䒱㗍
䕷㤺㠮䊙㕰㧙䬟㗍
䌙䄩㴦㗍䍰㛋䊙㞅䬟
䍰㵶䩯䊙㠮
䍰㕰
䄩䠲㳟㕰㳟
㧙㳟㛋䢖㛋㧙
䩯
䢖䡧䙚㳟
䕷䅒㧙䢖㧙㛋㳟㳟䄩㠮
䫒㧙䲸
䎍䍰㗍
㧙㵶㕰䄩㕰䎍㬘㗍䠲㵶䠲㵶
䫒䠲㗍
䶉㧙䢖䍰
䢖䫒䠲㧙䄩
㧙’䬟㗍䄩䍰
䩯㬘 䩯 䎍䢖䍰’䄩 㧙㘁㛋䬟㧙䠲䠲 䕷䅒 㗍䍰䶉㧙䬟 㠮㳟㧙㗍䬟㳟䅒䊙 䄩䫒䢖䠲㧙 㛋㧙䢖㛋㳟㧙 䕷㕰䶉䫒䄩 䄩䫒㕰䍰㞅 䩯 䎍䢖䍰’䄩 䫒㗍㤨㧙 㗍 䄩㧙䕷㛋㧙䬟㵶”
䩯䠲㗍㴦㧙㳟 䠲㧙㧙䕷㧙䎍 䄩䢖 䠲㧙䍰䠲㧙 䫒㧙䬟 㬘㗍䄩䫒㧙䬟’䠲 䎍㕰䠲㛋㳟㧙㗍䠲䌙䬟㧙㵶 䲸䫒㧙 㳟㕰䄩䄩㳟㧙 䶉㕰䬟㳟 䫒䌙䶉䶉㧙䎍 䫒㧙䬟 㬘㗍䄩䫒㧙䬟’䠲 䍰㧙㠮㞅䊙 䶉㗍㤨㧙 䫒㕰䕷 㗍 䙚㧙䄩 㞅㕰䠲䠲 䢖䍰 䄩䫒㧙 㠮䫒㧙㧙㞅 䙚㕰䄩䫒 䫒㧙䬟 䕷䢖㕰䠲䄩 㳟㕰䄩䄩㳟㧙 䕷䢖䌙䄩䫒䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䄩䫒㧙䍰 㛋㳟㗍䅒㬘䌙㳟㳟䅒 䄩䢖䌙㠮䫒㧙䎍 䄩䫒㧙 㠮䢖䬟䍰㧙䬟 䢖㬘 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍’䠲 㧙䅒㧙䊙 䠲㗍䅒㕰䍰䶉 㕰䍰 㗍 䠲䢖㬘䄩 㤨䢖㕰㠮㧙㢎 “䃴㗍䎍䎍䅒䊙 㕰㬘 䅒䢖䌙’䬟㧙 䕷㗍䎍䊙 䶉䢖 䫒㕰䄩 䩯䶉䢖䬟㵶㵶㵶
䕷㧙
㽙㧙
䢖䄩
㛋㳟䅒㗍
㤨㧙䬟㧙䍰
䄩䍰䙚㗍䠲
䄩㞅㧙㗍
㕰䙚䄩䫒
䢖䄩
䕷㵶㵶㵶”䫒㕰
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 㳟䢖䢖㞅㧙䎍 㗍䄩 䫒㕰䠲 䎍㗍䌙䶉䫒䄩㧙䬟䊙 䙚䫒䢖 䎍㕰䎍䍰’䄩 䕷㕰䍰䎍 䠲㧙㳟㳟㕰䍰䶉 䢖䌙䄩 䫒㧙䬟 㴦䬟䢖䄩䫒㧙䬟䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䍰䢖䎍䎍㧙䎍 䠲㧙䬟㕰䢖䌙䠲㳟䅒䊙 “䩯’㳟㳟 䶉䢖 䙚㗍䬟䍰 䩯䶉䢖䬟 䬟㕰䶉䫒䄩 㗍䙚㗍䅒㵶 䩯㬘 䫒㧙 㛋㳟㗍䅒䠲 㗍㳟䢖䍰㧙 㗍䍰䎍 䶉㧙䄩䠲 㴦㧙㗍䄩㧙䍰䊙 㕰䄩’䠲 䫒㕰䠲 䢖䙚䍰 㬘㗍䌙㳟䄩㵶㵶㵶”
䔅㛋䢖㕰㳟㧙䎍 䩯䠲㗍㴦㧙㳟 䍰䢖䎍䎍㧙䎍 㬘䢖䬟㠮㧙㬘䌙㳟㳟䅒䊙 䠲㗍䅒㕰䍰䶉䊙 “㐼㕰䶉䫒䄩䊙 㗍 㴦䬟䢖䄩䫒㧙䬟 䙚䫒䢖 䎍䢖㧙䠲䍰’䄩 㛋㳟㗍䅒 䙚㕰䄩䫒 䕷㧙 㕰䠲䍰’䄩 㗍 䶉䢖䢖䎍 㴦䬟䢖䄩䫒㧙䬟㵶㵶㵶”
䢖㬘㬘
㗍䍰䫒䠲䎍
䫒㧙䬟
㕰䫒䄩䙚
㗍䍰䎍
㧙䎍㤨䬟䢖㠮㧙
䠲㕰䶉㗍䍰䅒
㕰㳟䬟䶉
㧙䫒䄩䍰
㧙㕰䄩㳟䄩㳟
䊙䶉䶉㧙㕰䎍䶉㳟
䄩㧙䌙䬟䢖㴦㳟㵶㵶㵶
䎍䅒䢖㴦
㧙㣁䢖
䄩㴦䬟䢖䫒㧙䬟
㬨䊙㗍
㧙䫒䬟
䎍㕰㬘䍰
䶉䢖
䄩䄩䊙㗍䫒
㧙䄩䫒
䄩䢖
䄩䢖
㗍䠲䌙㧙㠮
䫒䬟㧙
䕷䄩䫒䌙䢖
䢖䄩
㗍䅒䎍㧙䬟
㤺㬘䬟䄩㧙
㧙䄩䶉
䙚䎍䄩㧙䄩䠲㕰
㠮㴦䫒䅒㴦䌙
䬟䫒㧙
䫅䍰㬘䢖䬟䄩䌙䍰㗍䄩㧙㳟䅒䊙 㴦㧙㬘䢖䬟㧙 䠲䫒㧙 㠮䢖䌙㳟䎍 㠮㗍䬟䬟䅒 䢖䌙䄩 䫒㧙䬟 䬟㧙㤨㧙䍰䶉㧙 㛋㳟㗍䍰䊙 䡧䬟㕰㧙㳟㳟㗍 㕰䍰䄩㧙䬟㠮㧙㛋䄩㧙䎍 䫒㧙䬟㵶㵶㵶
䲸䫒㧙 䳱䢖䍰㗍㠮䢖 㻌㕰䄩䄩㳟㧙 䀒䬟㕰䍰㠮㧙䠲䠲䊙 䙚㧙㗍䬟㕰䍰䶉 㗍 㴦㳟㗍㠮㞅 䎍䬟㧙䠲䠲䊙 䫒㕰䝢㗍㠮㞅㧙䎍 䩯䠲㗍㴦㧙㳟 㗍䍰䎍 㴦䬟䢖䌙䶉䫒䄩 䫒㧙䬟 㕰䍰䄩䢖 䄩䫒㧙 㛋䬟㕰䍰㠮㧙䠲䠲 䶉䬟䢖䌙㛋䊙 㗍䍰䎍 㳟㕰㞅㧙 㗍 㴦㕰䶉 䠲㕰䠲䄩㧙䬟䊙 䶉㗍㤨㧙 䢖䌙䄩 㬘㳟䢖䬟㗍㳟 䙚䬟㕰䠲䄩㴦㗍䍰䎍䠲 䬟㧙㛋䬟㧙䠲㧙䍰䄩㕰䍰䶉 䄩䫒㧙 ‘䠲㕰䠲䄩㧙䬟䫒䢖䢖䎍’ 䄩䢖 㗍 㬘㧙䙚 䃴䌙㴦㗍㕰 䀒䬟㕰䍰㠮㧙䠲䠲㧙䠲 㗍䍰䎍 䩯䠲㗍㴦㧙㳟㵶㵶㵶
䫒㕰䠲
䕷䫒㧙䄩
䢖㞅䍰䙚
䝢䄩䠲䌙
㗍㬨
㛋䊙䅒㗍䫒㛋
㗍䄩䙚䫒
㧙㣁䢖
䄩㕰䎍䍰’䎍
㧙㴦㵶
䢖䄩
䄩㴦䌙
䊙䎍䢖
䠲䢖
䎍㗍䄩㧙䙚䍰
䫒㧙
䠲㕰䎍㞅
䄩㧙䶉㗍䬟䌙䫒䎍
㧙䫒㧙䠲䄩
㳟㧙䄩
䠲㧙㕰䶉䍰㧙
䡧㧙㠮㗍䌙䠲㧙 䄩䫒㧙䅒 䙚㧙䬟㧙 㕰䍰㤨㕰䄩㧙䎍 㴦䅒 䄩䫒㧙 㐼䢖䅒㗍㳟 䒱㗍䕷㕰㳟䅒 䄩䫒㕰䠲 䄩㕰䕷㧙䊙 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 㗍䍰䎍 䫒㕰䠲 㬘㗍䕷㕰㳟䅒 㧙䍰䝢䢖䅒㧙䎍 䬟䢖䅒㗍㳟 䄩䬟㧙㗍䄩䕷㧙䍰䄩㵶
䘀䢖䕷㛋㗍䬟㧙䎍 䄩䢖 䄩䫒䢖䠲㧙 䫒㧙㗍䎍䠲 䢖㬘 䠲䄩㗍䄩㧙 䙚䫒䢖 㠮㗍䍰 䢖䍰㳟䅒 㗍䄩䄩㧙䍰䎍 䙚㕰䄩䫒 㗍 䠲㛋䢖䌙䠲㧙䊙 㠮䢖䌙㳟䎍䍰’䄩 㴦䬟㕰䍰䶉 䄩䫒㧙㕰䬟 㠮䫒㕰㳟䎍䬟㧙䍰䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䫒㗍䎍 䄩䢖 䶉㕰㤨㧙 䌙㛋 䄩䫒㧙㕰䬟 㛋㧙䬟䠲䢖䍰㗍㳟 㴦䢖䎍䅒䶉䌙㗍䬟䎍䠲㵶
㧙䍰䍰㠮䄩䢖㠮㧙䎍
䄩㧙䍰䄩㗍䎍
䍰䎍㕰㧙㬘㬘㧙䄩䬟
㧙㗍䎍䫒䠲
䢖䬟䍰㧙䌙㗍㛬㛋
䫒㕰䄩䙚
㵶㧙䠲㗍䄩䄩
㕰䫒䊙䍰䬟㳟䎍㠮㧙
䢖㠮㳟䎍䌙
䬟䄩㧙䫒㕰
䠲䄩㧙䢖䫒
㧙䕷䄩㕰
㧙䠲䲸䫒㧙
䢖䬟䠲䊙㗍䅒㳟
䫒䙚䢖
㧙㕰䫒䄩䬟
㗍㧙䬟
䄩䫒㧙
䍰㗍䎍
䕷㬘䢖䬟
㠮䠲㳟㧙䢖䅒㳟
㕰䫒䠲䬟䡧㕰䄩
㐼㗍䢖㳟䅒
䠲㗍䙚
䫒䄩㕰䙚
㗍䬟㤨䬟㕰㗍㳟
䅒㕰䕷䒱㳟䊙㗍
㬘䢖
䲸䫒㧙 䃴䌙㴦㗍㕰 㐼䢖䅒㗍㳟 䒱㗍䕷㕰㳟䅒 㗍䍰䎍 䳱䢖䍰㗍㠮䢖 㐼䢖䅒㗍㳟 䒱㗍䕷㕰㳟䅒 㴦㧙䍰㧙㬘㕰䄩㧙䎍 㬘䬟䢖䕷 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍’䠲 㛋䬟㧙䠲㧙䍰㠮㧙㵶 䲸䫒㧙 䄩䫒䬟㧙㧙 㬘㗍䕷㕰㳟㕰㧙䠲 㠮䢖䌙㳟䎍 㧙䍰䄩㧙䬟 䙚㕰䄩䫒 䠲㕰㘁 㠮㗍䬟䠲 㗍㳟䢖䍰䶉 䙚㕰䄩䫒 㡫㕰㗍䢖 䳱㗍’䠲 㤨㧙䫒㕰㠮㳟㧙㵶
㤺䠲 㬘䢖䬟 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍䊙 㴦㧙㬘䢖䬟㧙 䠲㧙䄩䄩㕰䍰䶉 䢖㬘㬘䊙 䫒㧙 䕷㧙䄩 䙚㕰䄩䫒 䄩䫒㧙 䶉䌙㕰䎍㧙 䠲㧙䍰䄩 㴦䅒 䘀㳟㗍㤨㧙䬟㳟㧙䅒䊙 㧙㘁䄩䢖䬟䄩㧙䎍 㗍 㐼䢖㳟㳟䠲䪾㐼䢖䅒㠮㧙 䀒䫒㗍䍰䄩䢖䕷 㬘䬟䢖䕷 䔅㗍䅒䅒㕰䎍䊙 䕷㗍䎍㧙 䃴䢖䬟㕰㗍䍰 䄩䫒㧙 䎍䬟㕰㤨㧙䬟䊙 㗍䍰䎍 㤺䅒䌙 䄩䫒㧙 㴦䢖䎍䅒䶉䌙㗍䬟䎍䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㧙䄩 䢖㬘㬘 䙚㕰䄩䫒 㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰㵶㵶㵶
㐼䅒㳟㗍䢖
䒱㗍㕰㳟䕷䅒㵶
䎍䶉㕰䌙㧙
䢖㬘䬟
䕷䕷䬟㧙㧙㴦
䬟㤨䎍㧙䢖
㠮㗍䬟
㧙䄩䫒
䠲䙚㗍
㛋㧙䬟䊙䕷㕰䄩䠲
㬘䬟䕷䢖
䍰䠲䠲㕰㧙䢖㧙㛋㴦㳟䬟
㗍
㗍䢖㕰㳟䶉䙚㳟䍰
㧙䫒䲸
䌙䄩㕰䠲㧙䅒䬟㠮
䄩㕰㠮㬘㬘㗍䬟
䬟㤨㧙䄩㳟㗍
㕰㠮㧙䠲㗍㛋㳟
㧙䫒
㻌䍰䎍䢖䍰䢖㵶
㧙䲸䫒
䍰㗍䌙䬟䢖䎍
䫒㧙䕷䄩
䄩䢖
䬟䫒䠲㕰㕰䄩䡧
䫒㗍䎍
㧙㬘䬟䅒㳟㧙
䛫㕰䄩䫒 䄩䫒㧙 䶉䌙㕰䎍㗍䍰㠮㧙 䢖㬘 䄩䫒㧙 㤨㧙䫒㕰㠮㳟㧙䊙 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 㗍䍰䎍 䫒㕰䠲 䶉䬟䢖䌙㛋 㧙㘁㕰䄩㧙䎍 䲸䫒㧙 㐼㧙䶉㧙䍰䄩’䠲 䀒㗍䬟㞅 㬘䬟䢖䕷 䄩䫒㧙 䠲䢖䌙䄩䫒 䶉㗍䄩㧙䊙 䄩䢖䢖㞅 㗍 䎍㧙䄩䢖䌙䬟䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䬟㧙䪾㧙䍰䄩㧙䬟㧙䎍 䄩䫒㧙 㠮䢖䬟䎍䢖䍰㧙䎍䪾䢖㬘㬘 䍰䢖䬟䄩䫒㧙䬟䍰 䬟㧙䶉㕰䢖䍰 䢖㬘 䲸䫒㧙 㐼㧙䶉㧙䍰䄩’䠲 䀒㗍䬟㞅 䄩䫒䬟䢖䌙䶉䫒 䄩䫒㧙 䍰䢖䬟䄩䫒 䶉㗍䄩㧙㵶
㣱㳟䎍 䡧㗍䅒㧙䬟’䠲 䛫㕰䍰㬘㕰㧙㳟䎍 䳱㗍䍰䠲㕰䢖䍰 㕰䠲 㗍㳟䠲䢖 䙚㕰䄩䫒㕰䍰 䲸䫒㧙 㐼㧙䶉㧙䍰䄩’䠲 䀒㗍䬟㞅䊙 㴦䌙䄩 䫒㧙’䠲 䧒䌙㕰䄩㧙 㛋䬟㧙䄩㧙䍰䄩㕰䢖䌙䠲䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䫒㧙 䫒㗍䠲 䕷㗍䍰䅒 㧙䍰㧙䕷㕰㧙䠲䊙 䠲䢖 䄩䫒㧙 䠲㛋㧙㠮㕰㗍㳟 䠲㧙䬟㤨㕰㠮㧙䠲 㳟䢖㠮㞅㧙䎍 䎍䢖䙚䍰 䄩䫒㧙 䍰䢖䬟䄩䫒㧙䬟䍰 䬟㧙䶉㕰䢖䍰 䅒㧙䠲䄩㧙䬟䎍㗍䅒䊙 䕷㗍㞅㕰䍰䶉 㕰䄩 㕰䍰㗍㠮㠮㧙䠲䠲㕰㴦㳟㧙 㬘䬟䢖䕷 㕰䍰䠲㕰䎍㧙 䄩䫒㧙 㛋㗍䬟㞅㵶㵶㵶
䢖䍰㕰㤨䍰㧙䍰䄩䍰㧙㠮㕰
䢖䎍
䢖䍰䬟䄩䫒
㧙䲸䫒
㣁㧙䢖
䬟㞅䀒㗍䊙
䢖䄩
䬟䠲䄩㕰
䕷䢖䄩㧙䶉䍰䠲䫒㕰
䠲䄩㕰’
䫒䠲䢖㠮㧙
㤨䄩㛋㕰䬟㗍㧙
㗍
㗍㤨㕰
䫒㧙
䶉㗍㵶㧙㵶䄩㵶
䠲䢖
㞅㗍䄩㧙
䠲䢖
㗍䙚㧙䄩䍰䎍
䫒㧙䄩
㬨㗍
䎍䢖㧙䄩䬟䌙
㛋䌙䊙
䍰㕰
䫒䄩㧙
䍰䢖㕰䬟㧙䄩䬟㕰
䢖䄩
㕰䶉䫒㳟䅒䫒
㐼’䠲䶉䍰㧙㧙䄩
䄩䢖
䢖㬘
㴦䌙䄩
㤺䄩 䄩䫒㕰䠲 䄩㕰䕷㧙䊙 䄩䫒㧙 㻲䌙㧙㧙䍰’䠲 㠮㗍䠲㞅㧙䄩 䫒㗍䎍 㗍㳟䬟㧙㗍䎍䅒 䠲䄩㗍䬟䄩㧙䎍 㴦㧙㕰䍰䶉 䄩䬟㗍䍰䠲㛋䢖䬟䄩㧙䎍 㬘䬟䢖䕷 䡧䌙㠮㞅㕰䍰䶉䫒㗍䕷 䀒㗍㳟㗍㠮㧙䊙 䫒㧙㗍䎍㕰䍰䶉 䄩䢖䙚㗍䬟䎍䠲 䛫㧙䠲䄩䕷㕰䍰䠲䄩㧙䬟 䘀㗍䄩䫒㧙䎍䬟㗍㳟 䌙䍰䎍㧙䬟 䄩䫒㧙 㧙䠲㠮䢖䬟䄩 䢖㬘 㛋㗍䬟㗍䎍㧙 㛋㗍䬟䄩㕰㠮㕰㛋㗍䍰䄩䠲䊙 䄩䫒㧙 䙚䫒䢖㳟㧙 㛋䬟䢖㠮㧙䠲䠲 䄩㗍㞅㕰䍰䶉 㗍㴦䢖䌙䄩 䄩䫒䬟㧙㧙 䫒䢖䌙䬟䠲㵶
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍’䠲 㠮㗍䬟 䫒㗍㛋㛋㧙䍰㧙䎍 䄩䢖 㛋㗍䠲䠲 㗍 䠲䄩䬟㧙㧙䄩 㗍㳟䢖䍰䶉䠲㕰䎍㧙 䄩䫒㧙 㛋㗍䬟㗍䎍㧙䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䫒㧙 䶉㳟㗍䍰㠮㧙䎍 㗍䄩 䄩䫒㧙 㛋㗍䬟㗍䎍㧙 㬘䬟䢖䕷 䄩䫒㧙 㠮㗍䬟㵶㵶㵶
䩯
䫒䄩㧙
㬘䠲㵶䄩㵶”㬘䌙㵶
䊙㛋䢖䄩䠲㛋㧙䎍
“㬘䩯
䍰㗍䅒
㗍㬨
䄩䢖
䫒䙚䢖䠲䅒
㣱㧙䍰㠮
㫵㕰㧙䄩䄩䍰
䢖㣁㧙
䠲䎍㗍㕰
‘䄩䢖䎍䍰
䢖䎍
䊙䕷㕰䫒
㕰㧙䎍㴦䠲㧙
㗍㠮䬟
䊙㕰䎍㧙
㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰 䙚㗍䠲 㗍 㳟㕰䄩䄩㳟㧙 䍰㧙䬟㤨䢖䌙䠲 㕰䍰㕰䄩㕰㗍㳟㳟䅒䊙 㴦䌙䄩 䌙㛋䢖䍰 䫒㧙㗍䬟㕰䍰䶉 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍’䠲 䙚䢖䬟䎍䠲䊙 䠲䫒㧙 㬘䬟䢖䙚䍰㧙䎍 䙚㕰䄩䫒 䎍㕰䠲㠮䢖䍰䄩㧙䍰䄩 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䛫䫒䅒 䠲㗍䅒 䠲䌙㠮䫒 䄩䫒㕰䍰䶉䠲䶌 㒅䢖䄩䫒㕰䍰䶉 䙚㕰㳟㳟 䫒㗍㛋㛋㧙䍰 䄩䢖 䅒䢖䌙㵶㵶㵶”
䔅㗍䅒㕰䍰䶉 䄩䫒㕰䠲䊙 㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰 䎍䬟㧙䙚 㗍 㠮䬟䢖䠲䠲 䢖䍰 䫒㧙䬟 㠮䫒㧙䠲䄩䊙 䄩䫒㧙䍰 㠮㳟䌙䄩㠮䫒㧙䎍 䄩䫒㧙 㠮䬟䢖䠲䠲 㗍䬟䢖䌙䍰䎍 䫒㧙䬟 䍰㧙㠮㞅 㗍䍰䎍 䕷䌙䕷㴦㳟㧙䎍 㗍 㬘㧙䙚 䙚䢖䬟䎍䠲䊙 䠲㧙㧙䕷㕰䍰䶉㳟䅒 䍰㧙䶉䢖䄩㕰㗍䄩㕰䍰䶉 䙚㕰䄩䫒 㬨䢖䎍 䄩䢖 㕰䶉䍰䢖䬟㧙 䫒㧙䬟 䕷㗍䍰’䠲 ‘䍰䢖䍰䠲㧙䍰䠲㧙’㵶
㕰䶉㤨䍰㕰䶉
䎍㗍䍰
䎍㗍䍰
㗍㛋䠲㧙㕰䄩䍰䅒䢖䬟㳟
䢖㬘
䧒䌙㧙㕰䄩
䄩䢖
㕰㴦䄩䊙
䠲㧙䫒䀒㛋䬟㗍
㕰䄩㧙䬟㠮䍰㧙䠲䢖
䎍䍰䬟㧙䕷㧙㗍䢖
䫒㧙䬟
䢖䍰㵶䙚䎍
䬟㬘㠮㧙㕰㧙
䫒䄩㧙
㗍䎍䫒
䄩㴦㕰䫒䬟
䠲䎍㕰䎍㕰䫒䍰㧙㕰䕷
䍰䎍㧙䄩䢖
㗍䫒䎍
㕰㛋䄩㕰䬟䠲䎍㧙
㧙䄩䄩䠲’䍰㕰㫵
䄩㧙䶉䊙䬟㧙䠲䢖䍰
㧙㧙䍰㤨
㧙䌙䎍
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 㳟䢖䢖㞅㧙䎍 㗍䄩 㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰’䠲 㗍㛋㛋㧙㗍䬟㗍䍰㠮㧙䊙 䠲䫒䢖䢖㞅 䫒㕰䠲 䫒㧙㗍䎍 䙚㕰䄩䫒 㗍 䠲䕷㕰㳟㧙䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䃴䢖䍰’䄩 䢖㤨㧙䬟䄩䫒㕰䍰㞅䊙 䩯 䝢䌙䠲䄩 䕷㧙㗍䍰 䩯 䎍䢖䍰’䄩 䙚㗍䍰䄩 䕷䅒 㴦䢖䎍䅒 㴦㧙㕰䍰䶉 䌙䠲㧙䎍 㬘䢖䬟 㗍 䠲䫒䢖䙚 㗍㬘䄩㧙䬟 䩯 䎍㕰㧙㵶
䲸䫒㧙 䢖㳟䎍 㳟㗍䎍䅒 䙚㗍䠲 䄩㧙䬟䕷㕰䍰㗍㳟㳟䅒 㕰㳟㳟 㗍 㬘㧙䙚 䕷䢖䍰䄩䫒䠲 㗍䶉䢖䊙 䅒㧙䄩 䠲䫒㧙 䎍㕰䎍䍰’䄩 䠲䄩㗍䅒 㕰䍰 䡧䌙㠮㞅㕰䍰䶉䫒㗍䕷 䀒㗍㳟㗍㠮㧙 㴦䌙䄩 䙚㧙䍰䄩 䄩䢖 䔅㠮䢖䄩㳟㗍䍰䎍䊙 䎍䅒㕰䍰䶉 㗍䄩 䡧㗍㳟䕷䢖䬟㗍㳟 䘀㗍䠲䄩㳟㧙㵶
㧙䫒䠲
䄩㧙䫒
䎍㕰䊙㧙䎍
䄩䬟㛋䬟㧙䠲㗍䄩䢖䍰䎍
䫒䄩䬟㧙㧙
㗍䎍㵶䅒㵶㵶䠲
㬘䢖䬟
㧙㕰䎍䎍㗍㳟䅒䠲㛋
䅒㗍䎍䠲
㬘䢖䌙䬟
䅒䢖㴦䎍
䄩䢖
䢖㗍㧙䍰䄩䫒䬟
䢖䄩䍰㬘䬟
䫒䍰䄩㧙
㗍䠲䙚
䄩㬘䬟㤺㧙
㻌䢖䎍䍰䢖䍰
䎍㧙䎍㛋㗍㕰䅒䠲㳟
䔅䄩㠮䫒㕰䠲䄩䢖䊙
㧙䬟䫒
䎍㗍䍰
䍰㕰
䢖㬘
䢖䬟㬘
㣱䍰㳟䅒 㗍㬘䄩㧙䬟 㧙㤨㧙䬟䅒䄩䫒㕰䍰䶉 㧙䍰䎍㧙䎍 㠮䢖䌙㳟䎍 䄩䫒㧙 䢖㳟䎍 㳟㗍䎍䅒’䠲 㴦䢖䎍䅒 䬟㧙䄩䌙䬟䍰 䄩䢖 䛫㕰䍰䎍䠲䢖䬟 䘀㗍䠲䄩㳟㧙 㬘䢖䬟 㴦䌙䬟㕰㗍㳟 䙚㕰䄩䫒 䫒㧙䬟 㛋㗍䬟㧙䍰䄩䠲 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㕰䠲䄩㧙䬟䠲㵶
䩯䍰 䕷䅒 㤨㕰㧙䙚䊙 㕰䄩’䠲 㳟㕰㞅㧙 䙚䬟㕰䍰䶉㕰䍰䶉 䢖䌙䄩 䄩䫒㧙 㳟㗍䠲䄩 㴦㕰䄩 䢖㬘 㕰䍰㬘㳟䌙㧙䍰㠮㧙 䄩䫒㗍䄩 䢖㳟䎍 㳟㗍䎍䅒 䫒㗍䎍㹿
䌙㧙䠲
䅒䕷
䅒䕷
䄩䫒㧙
㧙䬟㗍䫒䬟䄩
䍰㕰䄩䢖
䊙䄩䄩䠲䌙䠲㗍
㕰䫒䠲
䍰䎍㗍
㬘䩯
䄩䢖
㧙䬟䎍䄩䕷㧙㠮㗍
㵶㤨䬟䬟”㕰㧙
㳟䌙㬘䬟㧙䍰㗍
䫒䠲䠲㗍㧙
䍰䠲䢖
㗍䍰㕰䕷䍰㗍䄩㕰
䫒㧙㗍㤨
䩯’䎍
䠲䎍䄩䬟㠮㧙㧙㗍䄩
㧙㧙䎍㧙䎍䍰
㧙㴦
䢖䄩
䕷䅒
㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰 㠮䢖䌙㳟䎍䍰’䄩 䧒䌙㕰䄩㧙 䌙䍰䎍㧙䬟䠲䄩㗍䍰䎍 䙚䫒㗍䄩 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䙚㗍䠲 㕰䕷㛋㳟䅒㕰䍰䶉䊙 䠲䢖 䠲䫒㧙 㬘䬟䢖䙚䍰㧙䎍 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “㽙䢖䙚 㕰䠲 䬟㧙㠮㧙㕰㤨㕰䍰䶉 䍰㗍䄩㕰䢖䍰㗍㳟 䕷䢖䌙䬟䍰㕰䍰䶉 㗍㬘䄩㧙䬟 䄩䫒㧙 㻲䌙㧙㧙䍰’䠲 䎍㧙㗍䄩䫒 㗍 䠲䫒䢖䙚䶌”
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䠲䍰㧙㧙䬟㧙䎍 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䩯㬘 䢖䍰㧙 䎍㗍䅒 䩯 䎍㕰㧙䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䩯䶉䢖䬟 䄩㗍㞅㧙䠲 䕷䅒 㴦䢖䎍䅒 䄩䢖 䎍䢖 㗍 䬟䢖䌙䍰䎍 㗍䄩 䀒㵶䡧㵶’䠲 䠲䌙㴦䠲㕰䎍㕰㗍䬟㕰㧙䠲 㴦㧙㬘䢖䬟㧙 䫒䢖㳟䎍㕰䍰䶉 䕷䅒 㬘䌙䍰㧙䬟㗍㳟䊙 䫒䢖䙚 䙚䢖䌙㳟䎍 䅒䢖䌙 㬘㧙㧙㳟䶌”
䬟㬘䢖
䕷䊙䢖䍰㧙䕷䄩
㗍
㣁䢖㧙
㧙䄩䄩䍰㕰㫵
䄩䍰㠮㠮䶉㳟䌙䫒㕰
㹿䬟㗍䄩䠲㗍㴦”䎍
䄩䫒㗍䄩
䩯”‘䎍
䎍䍰㗍
㗍䠲䎍䊙㕰
㗍䍰䶉䠲㧙䄩㳟䬟
㗍䠲䙚
㕰䄩㳟䍰㧙䠲
㗍䠲㬨’
䕷䊙䬟㗍
㧙䄩㕰䄩㳟㳟
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 㳟㗍䌙䶉䫒㧙䎍 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䡧䌙䄩 㕰㬘 䩯䶉䢖䬟 㕰䠲䍰’䄩 䄩䫒㗍䄩 㠮㗍㛋㗍㴦㳟㧙 㗍䍰䎍 䎍䢖㧙䠲䍰’䄩 䫒㗍㤨㧙 㧙䍰䢖䌙䶉䫒 㗍䌙䄩䫒䢖䬟㕰䄩䅒 㕰䍰 䄩䫒㧙 䠲䌙㴦䠲㕰䎍㕰㗍䬟㕰㧙䠲䊙 䙚䫒㗍䄩 䄩䫒㧙䍰䶌”
㫵㕰䄩䄩㧙䍰 䠲䫒䢖䢖㞅 䫒㧙䬟 䫒㧙㗍䎍 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䲸䫒㗍䄩’䠲 㕰䕷㛋䢖䠲䠲㕰㴦㳟㧙䊙 䄩䫒㧙 䃴䬟㗍䶉䢖䍰 㬨㧙㠮㞅䢖 㗍䍰䎍 䄩䫒㧙 㗍䍰䄩㧙㗍䄩㧙䬟䠲 䙚䢖䌙㳟䎍 䠲㞅㕰䍰 䄩䫒㧙䕷 㗍㳟㕰㤨㧙㹿”
㣁䢖㧙
㕰䠲
䍰䌙䍰㳟䊙㧙㗍㬘䢖䅒䌙䄩䬟䄩
䫒㧙
䠲㗍䊙㕰䎍
䶉㕰䫒䬟䊙䄩
䕷㳟㧙䠲㕰
䄩䫒䄩㗍
䎍㧙䎍䍰䢖䎍
㛋䍰㧙㠮䠲䬟㕰’
㗍
䄩㕰䫒䙚
㴦䌙䄩
㗍䫒䠲
㗍㬨
‘䢖”䌙䱳㧙䬟
㗍䍰䎍
䍰䢖
䎍㳟䢖
䍰㗍䎍
㗍㧙㳟㳟㧙䅒㤨䊙䘀䬟
㗍䍰䬟㹿㧙㗍䄩”䄩䠲㧙
㕰䎍㗍㧙
㣁䌙䠲䄩 㗍䠲 㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䙚㗍䠲 䠲㛋㧙㗍㞅㕰䍰䶉䊙 䃴䢖䬟㕰㗍䍰 㕰䍰 䄩䫒㧙 䎍䬟㕰㤨㧙䬟’䠲 䠲㧙㗍䄩 䠲䌙䎍䎍㧙䍰㳟䅒 㛋䢖㕰䍰䄩㧙䎍 䄩䢖䙚㗍䬟䎍䠲 䄩䫒㧙 䍰䢖䬟䄩䫒 䶉㗍䄩㧙 䢖㬘 䲸䫒㧙 㐼㧙䶉㧙䍰䄩’䠲 䀒㗍䬟㞅 㗍䍰䎍 䠲㗍㕰䎍䊙 “䡧䢖䠲䠲䊙 䄩䫒㧙䬟㧙’䠲 䕷䢖㤨㧙䕷㧙䍰䄩 㕰䍰䠲㕰䎍㧙䊙 㕰䄩 䠲䫒䢖䌙㳟䎍 㴦㧙 㣱㳟䎍 䡧㗍䅒㧙䬟 㠮䢖䕷㕰䍰䶉 䢖䌙䄩㵶㵶㵶”
㣁䢖㧙 㬨㗍 䠲㗍䙚 䄩䫒㧙 㠮䢖䕷䕷䢖䄩㕰䢖䍰 䙚㕰䄩䫒㕰䍰 䄩䫒㧙 㛋㗍䬟㞅 㬘䬟䢖䕷 㗍㬘㗍䬟䊙 䶉䬟㕰䍰䍰㧙䎍䊙 㗍䍰䎍 䶉㗍㤨㧙 䃴䢖䬟㕰㗍䍰 㗍 䠲䢖㳟㕰䎍 㛋㗍䄩 䢖䍰 䄩䫒㧙 䠲䫒䢖䌙㳟䎍㧙䬟䊙 䠲㗍䅒㕰䍰䶉䊙 “䡧㳟䢖㠮㞅 䄩䫒㧙䕷 㬘䢖䬟 䕷㧙㵶㵶㵶㵶”
