Chapter 1629: Chapter 1629: Avoiding Them
Ying Dong and Dazhuang watched as Old Master Qian returned home contentedly, and immediately split up to act.
Dazhuang continued spreading rumors, while Ying Dong went to the city gate to keep an eye out, ready to wele the officers arriving from Jiangyuan County.
He didn’t wait long before two constables galloped up on horseback as he had hoped.
The lead arrest officer was the Constable Jiang that Shu Yu had suspected.
Ying Dong smiled, knowing Constable Jiang to be a cautious man who was sometimes overly concerned with details. When such a person encountered an issue, they wouldn’t overreact but would magnify a small incident into something much more substantial.
If he heard the rumors in the streets, he would definitely treat it as a major issue.
After the two constables entered the city, they slowed down and headed straight to the county office.
Ying Dong squatted in an inconspicuous corner at the county office entrance, occasionally glancing up while eating something.
Time passed, and it was clear that their negotiation with the county office was not going smoothly.
The county magistrate of Donggu County, having previously received favors from Old Master Qian, either avoided seeing them or found excuses to dismiss the two constables.
This county magistrate didn’t regard Lord Xie, who had only taken office in Jiangyuan County at the beginning of the year, very highly.
Sure enough, after an hour and a half, the two constables finally emerged from the county office, looking angry.
They stood at the entrance with dark expressions.
Unable to resist getting closer, Ying Dong heard Constable Jiang clench his teeth, saying, “They made us wait so long, only to send an advisor to dismiss us. Lord Peng really has a lot of nerve.”
Well then, even an advisor was sent, yet the advisor claimed to be unable to make any decisions and was not qualified to summon Old Master Qian.
The constable behind him was also indignant, “Lord Peng is sizing up our county magistrate, who hasn’t been here long, without roots or foundation, and is blatantly ignoring us.”
Constable Jiang took a deep breath, “I think Lord Peng has taken bribes from Old Master Qian; otherwise, why defend them so vigorously?”
Saying this is one thing, but not just in Donggu County—it was expected before they arrived that influential figures in Jiangyuan County would also establish good relations with the county office.
But regardless, appearances need to be kept up, and Old Master Qian should have been asked to e over, yet Lord Peng hadn’t even met them.
“Is Lord Peng really so willing to offend both our Lord Xie and Monarch Lu Xiang just for Old Master Qian?”
Constable Jiang glanced at him, “Monarch Lu Xiang may be famous in Jiangyuan County, but not necessarily here in Donggu County.”
Take County Magistrate Zhang, for example—once the savior of the late Empress Dowager and quite glorious upon returning home.
Now, isn’t he similarly helpless, almost disappearing without a trace?
The title of Monarch Lu Xiang doesn’t pare to County Magistrate Zhang’s, and without the formidable style of Lord Xiang, it’s normal that a dignified seventh-rank county magistrate like Lord Peng wouldn’t regard her highly, especially with potential backing.
“Boss, what do we do now?”
Constable Jiang had a headache over this, “If we return without acplishing anything, it’s not an option.” The main issue was, they hadn’t even seen Lord Peng.
After a pause, Constable Jiang looked up at the county office door, gritting his teeth, “It’s getting late; we’ll stay here in Donggu County for the night and try again tomorrow.”
“Alright.”
The two soon found a place nearby to settle in.
Seeing this, Ying Dong had a plan in mind.
㫄㢠䙎䑘䃗䑘
㿪㶵䞽
䭵䪆䪕㢠䞽䗳䗳
蘆
䡧㢠䞽㗣
䙎䗳㥯䳮
㥯㥯’㫄䪆䞽
盧
䕖䪆䞽㢠
䞽䙎
㗣㢠䏉
䪆㢠䙎䃗
㥯㢠䪆㫄㢠㥯
爐
㢠㗣䞽
䪆㭉㫄䩳䭵
爐
路
䪆㥯䭵
㤢㫄㗣
㥯䭵䒑䡧
䗳䙎㢠䒑㧚
盧
㶮䂫㶵䙎䪆㤢䞽㢠䭵
䩳㢠㥀䇊䪆
擄
老
魯
㢠䞽㷢䪆
魯
㢠㤢㢠
䭵䪆䩳䭵䒑㫄
䪆䞽䡧䃗㿪䙎
䏉㗣㫄㤢 䞽㫄㧚㢠䒑 㶮䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳 㷢䭵㤢 㤢䙎 䑘㿪䗳㫄䙎㿪㤢 㗣㢠 䭵䂫㧚䙎㤢䞽 㤢䞽䭵䗳䞽㢠㥯 㤢㷢㢠䭵䗳㫄䪆䩳䠺 㗣㢠 㢠㧥㢠䪆 㫄㧚䪕㿪䂫㤢㫄㧥㢠䂫䡧 䃗䙎䪆㤢㫄㥯㢠䗳㢠㥯 䩳䙎㫄䪆䩳 㥯㫄䗳㢠䃗䞽䂫䡧 䞽䙎 䞽㗣㢠 䮙㫄䭵䪆 䤆䭵㧚㫄䂫䡧 䞽䙎 䭵䗳䗳㢠㤢䞽 㤢䙎㧚㢠䙎䪆㢠㥀
䏉㗣㢠 䞽㷢䙎 㷢㢠䗳㢠 䙎䪆䃗㢠 䭵䩳䭵㫄䪆 䑘䙎䗳䃗㫄㶵䂫䡧 ‘㢠㤢䃗䙎䗳䞽㢠㥯’ 䙎㿪䞽䒑 䭵䪆㥯 㶮䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳 䃗㿪䗳㤢㢠㥯 䭵䪆㥯 䞽㿪䗳䪆㢠㥯 㗣㫄㤢 㗣㢠䭵㥯 䞽䙎 䂫㢠䭵㧥㢠䒑 “䙲䭵䃗䔀 䞽䙎 䞽㗣㢠 䃗䙎㿪䪆䞽䡧 䞽䙎㷢䪆㥀”
㗣㜪㫄䞽
㗣’㢠䡧䞽㥯
㫄䪆䪆
䭵
㢠䞽䗳㤢䪆
㢠㷢㢠䗳
䞽㥀䗳㗣㢠㢠
㢠䞽㗣
㢠㢠㶵䪆
䞽—䩳䪆㫄䡧㗣䭵䞽㢠㤢
䃗䭵䒑㢠䑘
㥯㤢䙎䞽䗳㢠
㤢䞽䂫㫄䂫
㷢䗳㢠㗣㢠
㢠㗣
㤢㗣䙎䗳㢠㤢
䗳䭵㷢㥯䙎䞽
㜪㗣䙎 㷢䙎㿪䂫㥯 㗣䭵㧥㢠 䔀䪆䙎㷢䪆䒑 㺋㿪㤢䞽 䭵㤢 㗣㢠 䗳㢠䭵䃗㗣㢠㥯 䞽㗣㢠 㫄䪆䪆’㤢 㢠䪆䞽䗳䭵䪆䃗㢠䒑 㗣㢠 㤢㿪㥯㥯㢠䪆䂫䡧 㗣㢠䭵䗳㥯 㤢䙎㧚㢠䙎䪆㢠 㤢䭵䡧䒑 “㭤䭵㧥㢠 䡧䙎㿪 㗣㢠䭵䗳㥯㘆 䏉㗣㢠 䮙㫄䭵䪆 䤆䭵㧚㫄䂫䡧 㫄䪆 㚮䙎䪆䩳䩳㿪 㶮䙎㿪䪆䞽䡧 㷢㫄䂫䂫 㤢䙎䙎䪆 㶵㢠 䪕䗳䙎㥯㿪䃗㫄䪆䩳 㤢㿪䪆䑘䂫䙎㷢㢠䗳 䙎㫄䂫 䑘䙎䗳 䪕䭵䂫䭵䃗㢠 㤢㿪䪕䪕䂫䡧㥀”
㶮䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳 䭵㶵䗳㿪䪕䞽䂫䡧 㤢䞽䙎䪕䪕㢠㥯 㫄䪆 㗣㫄㤢 䞽䗳䭵䃗䔀㤢 䭵䪆㥯 㶵䗳㫄㤢䔀䂫䡧 䞽㿪䗳䪆㢠㥯 㗣㫄㤢 㗣㢠䭵㥯 䞽䙎 䂫䙎䙎䔀 䭵䞽 䞽㗣㢠 㤢䪕㢠䭵䔀㢠䗳㥀
㗣㢠
䭵㘆㤢䡧
㿪䞽㺋㤢
㥯㫄㥯
㜪䭵㗣䞽
㭤㢠 䃝㿪㫄䃗䔀䂫䡧 㤢䞽䙎䪕䪕㢠㥯 䞽㗣㢠 䪕㢠䗳㤢䙎䪆 㷢㗣䙎 㷢䭵㤢 䭵䂫㤢䙎 㗣㢠䭵㥯㫄䪆䩳 㫄䪆㤢㫄㥯㢠 䭵䪆㥯 䭵㤢䔀㢠㥯䒑 “㜪㗣㫄䃗㗣 䮙㫄䭵䪆 䤆䭵㧚㫄䂫䡧 㷢㢠䗳㢠 䡧䙎㿪 㺋㿪㤢䞽 䞽䭵䂫䔀㫄䪆䩳 䭵㶵䙎㿪䞽㘆”
“㡏䑘 䃗䙎㿪䗳㤢㢠䒑 䞽㗣㢠 䮙㫄䭵䪆 䤆䭵䪆䩳䂫㫄 䤆䭵㧚㫄䂫䡧 㫄䪆 䞽㗣㢠 㷢㢠㤢䞽 䙎䑘 䞽㗣㢠 䃗㫄䞽䡧㥀”
䭵䩳䤆㘆䂫㫄䪆
䮙䭵㫄䪆
䞽㗣㤢㫄
䭵䞽䔀㢠
㤢’䒼䪆䞽
䂫㥯㡏
䮙㫄䭵䪆
㫄䞽㧚㢠㘆
㤢䪕㤢㢠㿪䪕䙎㥯
㢠䞽㗣
㶵䃗䔀䭵
㢠䡧䞽㗣䗳’㢠
㥦䞽䭵㢠㤢䗳
㗣䞽䞽䭵
䞽䙎
㶮䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳 䪆䭵䗳䗳䙎㷢㢠㥯 㗣㫄㤢 㢠䡧㢠㤢㥀 䑁䂫䗳㫄䩳㗣䞽䒑 䞽㗣㢠䡧’䗳㢠 㫄䪆䃗䗳㢠㥯㫄㶵䂫䡧 䭵㿪㥯䭵䃗㫄䙎㿪㤢䒑 㥯䭵䗳㫄䪆䩳 䞽䙎 䭵䃗䞽 㿪䪆㥯㢠䗳 䞽㗣㢠 䩳㿪㫄㤢㢠 䙎䑘 䞽㗣㢠 䪕䭵䂫䭵䃗㢠㥀
㚮䙎 䞽㗣㢠䡧 䞽㗣㫄䪆䔀 䞽㗣㢠䡧 䃗䭵䪆 䭵䃗䞽 䗳㢠䃗䔀䂫㢠㤢㤢䂫䡧 㶵㢠䃗䭵㿪㤢㢠 䞽㗣㢠䡧 㗣䭵㧥㢠 䳮䙎䗳㥯 䇊㢠䪆䩳’㤢 㶵䭵䃗䔀㫄䪆䩳㘆
㤢䪆䂫㥯㿪㥯䡧㢠
㫄䗳䑘䃗㢠㢠
䑁䭵㥯㢠䂫䗳䡧
㢠㶵䭵㧚㢠䃗
䡧㢠㤢㢠㥀
㫄㗣㤢
㫄䪆䩳䭵㭉
䪆㫄
㢠㢠䕖㫄䒑䞽䃗㥯
䙎䑘
䂫㿪䑘䂫
㢠㶵㤢䞽䪆䙎䂫㶮䭵
䪆䞽䩳㫄䂫
䭵
㫄䞽㗣㷢
䒑䭵䪆㢠䩳䗳
㭤㢠 䞽㿪䗳䪆㢠㥯 䞽䙎 䞽㗣㢠 䙎䞽㗣㢠䗳 䃗䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠 䭵䪆㥯 㤢䭵㫄㥯䒑 “䂌䙎㿪 䞽䭵䔀㢠 䞽㗣㢠 㗣䙎䗳㤢㢠 䞽䙎 䞽㗣㢠 䃗㫄䞽䡧 䩳䭵䞽㢠䠺 䒼’䂫䂫 㷢䭵䪆㥯㢠䗳 䭵䗳䙎㿪䪆㥯 䪆㢠䭵䗳㶵䡧 䭵䪆㥯 㧚㢠㢠䞽 䡧䙎㿪 䭵䞽 䞽㗣㢠 䃗㫄䞽䡧 䩳䭵䞽㢠 䂫䭵䞽㢠䗳㥀”
“䑁䂫䗳㫄䩳㗣䞽㥀”
㭉㫄䩳䪆䭵
㢠㢠䪆㥯䞽䗳㢠
䞽㗣㢠
㥯㢠䗳㫄㿪䃝䪆㫄
䙎㥯䪆䑘㿪
㗣䞽㢠
㶵㢠㢠䪆
㷢䙎䞽
㿪䙎䭵䞽㶵
㢠㧚䭵䞽㥀䗳䞽
䒑㫄䪆䪆
㢠㫄䩳䭵䪕㤢䔀䪆
䂫㶮䙎㢠䭵䪆䞽㤢㶵
㢠䒑㢠䗳䗳㫄䂫䭵
㥯䭵䪆
㥯䭵㗣
䑘㫄㤢䗳䞽
㢠㗣䞽
㷢㗣䙎
䪕㢠㢠䙎䪕䂫
㭤㢠 䭵㤢䔀㢠㥯 㷢㗣㢠䗳㢠 䞽㗣㢠䡧 㗣䭵㥯 㗣㢠䭵䗳㥯 䞽㗣㢠 䪆㢠㷢㤢 䑘䗳䙎㧚㥀
䏉㗣㢠䪆 㗣㢠 㷢㢠䪆䞽 䞽䙎 䭵 㤢㧚䭵䂫䂫 㤢䞽䭵䂫䂫 䞽㗣㢠䡧 㧚㢠䪆䞽㫄䙎䪆㢠㥯䒑 䭵䪆㥯 㤢㿪䗳㢠 㢠䪆䙎㿪䩳㗣䒑 㗣㢠 䭵䂫㤢䙎 㗣㢠䭵䗳㥯 䞽㗣㢠 㤢䭵㧚㢠 㷢䙎䗳㥯㤢 䞽㗣㢠䗳㢠㥀
㢠㭤
㫄䙎䂫
㷢㤢䭵
㢠㷢㫄㢠㥯䗳㤢䭵䒑䪕㥯
䪆㫄䮙䭵
㗣䞽㗣䙎䩳䂫䑁㿪
䞽䪆䙎䪆䃗㿪㫄㢠㥯
䂫㡏㥯
㿪䞽䭵䙎㶵
㢠䙎㧚䗳
䞽㢠㗣
䞽㗣㢠
䞽䙎
䙎䞽
䑘䙎䗳
䗳䙎㥀㿪䃗䞽
䪆䩳䂫䭵㫄䤆
䂫䪆㷢㤢㢠䙎㿪䑘䗳
㥯䪆㫄㢠㢠㥯
㿪䗳㧚䙎䗳
㢠䩳㢠㿪䞽㥯㤢䩳㤢
䂫㢠䪕䃗䭵㥀㤢
䞽㫄
䭵
㗣䞽䭵䞽
䗳㥦䭵䞽㤢㢠
䗳䪕㥯䙎㢠㿪䃗
䑘㷢㢠
䪆’䞽㤢㷢䭵
㶮䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳 㤢䪆㢠㢠䗳㢠㥯—䞽䗳㿪䂫䡧䒑 䞽㗣㢠 䮙㫄䭵䪆 䤆䭵㧚㫄䂫䡧 㫄㤢 䃗䙎㿪䗳䞽㫄䪆䩳 㥯㫄㤢䭵㤢䞽㢠䗳㥀 㭤䙎㷢 㥯䭵䗳㢠 䞽㗣㢠䡧 㤢䪕䗳㢠䭵㥯 㤢㿪䃗㗣 㷢䙎䗳㥯㤢㥀
㭤㢠 䃝㿪㫄䃗䔀䂫䡧 䗳㢠䞽㿪䗳䪆㢠㥯 䞽䙎 䞽㗣㢠 䃗㫄䞽䡧 䩳䭵䞽㢠䒑 㧚䙎㿪䪆䞽㢠㥯 㗣㫄㤢 㗣䙎䗳㤢㢠䒑 䭵䪆㥯 㫄㧚㧚㢠㥯㫄䭵䞽㢠䂫䡧 㗣㢠䭵㥯㢠㥯 㶵䭵䃗䔀 䞽䙎 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳䡧㿪䭵䪆 㶮䙎㿪䪆䞽䡧 㷢㫄䞽㗣 䞽㗣㢠 䙎䞽㗣㢠䗳 䃗䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠㥀
䙎䩳㚮䪆
䔀㤢䞽䭵
“㢠䏉㗣
㤢㫄
㚮䭵㿪䪆䋹㗣䩳䭵
䳮’䞽㢠㤢
䙎䩳
䂫㤢䩳䪆㧚䒑㫄㫄
“䔀䭵㥀䃗㶵
䭵
䭵䪆㥯
䃗䒑䗳䙎䪆㢠䗳
㢠㥯䩳㢠㧚㢠䗳
㥯䙎㥀䪆㢠
㧚䙎䑘䗳
䪆㫄䂌䩳
㜪㗣㢠䪆 䞽㗣㢠䡧 䗳㢠䞽㿪䗳䪆㢠㥯 䞽䙎 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳䡧㿪䭵䪆 㶮䙎㿪䪆䞽䡧䒑 㫄䞽 㷢䭵㤢 䭵䂫䗳㢠䭵㥯䡧 䂫䭵䞽㢠㥀 䏉㗣㢠 䞽㷢䙎 㫄㧚㧚㢠㥯㫄䭵䞽㢠䂫䡧 䗳㢠䪕䙎䗳䞽㢠㥯 㢠㧥㢠䗳䡧䞽㗣㫄䪆䩳 䞽㗣䭵䞽 㗣䭵䪕䪕㢠䪆㢠㥯 㫄䪆 㚮䙎䪆䩳䩳㿪 㶮䙎㿪䪆䞽䡧 䞽䙎 㵝㗣㿪 䂌㿪 㫄䪆 㥯㢠䞽䭵㫄䂫㥀
㵝㗣㿪 䂌㿪 䂫㫄㤢䞽㢠䪆㢠㥯 䃝㿪㫄㢠䞽䂫䡧䒑 䪆䙎㥯㥯㢠㥯 㫄䪆㥯㫄䃗䭵䞽㫄䪆䩳 㗣㢠 㿪䪆㥯㢠䗳㤢䞽䙎䙎㥯䒑 “䂌㢠㤢䞽㢠䗳㥯䭵䡧䒑 㷢㗣㢠䪆 㶮䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳 䭵䪆㥯 䞽㗣㢠 䙎䞽㗣㢠䗳㤢 㥯㫄㥯䪆’䞽 䗳㢠䞽㿪䗳䪆䒑 䒼 䔀䪆㢠㷢 䞽㗣㫄䪆䩳㤢 㷢㢠䗳㢠 䪕䗳䭵䃗䞽㫄䃗䭵䂫䂫䡧 㤢㢠䞽䞽䂫㢠㥯㥀”
㥯䞽䗳㥀䙎㢠䂫㿪㶵
䭵䞽㢠㧚㷢䙎㤢㗣
㥯䭵㗣
㢠㢠㶵䪆
䙎䳮㥯䗳
㶵䙎㢠䪆㢠㥯䂫䡧䞽㫄
㢠㗣㥯䭵䪆㥯
䩳㢠䇊䪆
㿪䂌
䒼䑘
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䭵㢠㗣㧥
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䮙䪆䭵㫄
䌙䙎㷢䒑 䳮䙎䗳㥯 䇊㢠䪆䩳’㤢 䭵䃗䞽㫄䙎䪆㤢 㗣䭵㧥㢠 㧚䭵㥯㢠 㶮䙎䪆㤢䞽䭵㶵䂫㢠 㭉㫄䭵䪆䩳䒑 㷢㗣䙎 㫄䪆㫄䞽㫄䭵䂫䂫䡧 㥯㫄㥯䪆’䞽 㫄䪆㧥䙎䂫㧥㢠 䪕㢠䗳㤢䙎䪆䭵䂫 䑘㢠㢠䂫㫄䪆䩳㤢䒑 㗣䙎䂫㥯 䭵 䩳䗳㿪㥯䩳㢠㥀 㭤㢠 㷢㫄䂫䂫 䙎䪆䂫䡧 㢠䕖䭵䩳䩳㢠䗳䭵䞽㢠 㷢㗣䭵䞽 㗣㢠 㷢㫄䞽䪆㢠㤢㤢㢠㥯 㫄䪆 㚮䙎䪆䩳䩳㿪 㶮䙎㿪䪆䞽䡧㥀
䳮䙎䗳㥯 䰤㫄㢠䒑 㿪䪆㷢㫄䂫䂫㫄䪆䩳 䞽䙎 㤢㗣䙎㿪䂫㥯㢠䗳 䗳㢠㤢䪕䙎䪆㤢㫄㶵㫄䂫㫄䞽䡧䒑 㷢㫄䂫䂫 㿪䪆㥯䙎㿪㶵䞽㢠㥯䂫䡧 䗳㢠䪕䙎䗳䞽 䞽㗣㢠 㧚䭵䞽䞽㢠䗳 䃗䙎䪆䃗㢠䗳䪆㫄䪆䩳 䪕䭵䂫䭵䃗㢠㦻䗳㢠䂫䭵䞽㢠㥯 䗳㿪㧚䙎䗳㤢㥀
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㤢㤢㫄㥀䃗㥯㤢㿪
䂌䩳䪆㫄
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䙎䳮䗳㥯
䭵㤢䡧
䗳㢠㿪㵝
䞽㺋㿪㤢
㢠䰤㫄
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䰤㫄
㵝㿪㗣
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䭵䪕䪆㧚䗳㫄䞽䙎䞽
㵝㗣㿪 䂌㿪 䗳䭵㫄㤢㢠㥯 䭵䪆 㢠䡧㢠㶵䗳䙎㷢䠺 䳮䙎䗳㥯 䰤㫄㢠 㷢䭵㤢 㤢䙎 䭵䪆䕖㫄䙎㿪㤢 䞽㗣䭵䞽 㫄䪆㤢䞽㢠䭵㥯 䙎䑘 㤢㿪㧚㧚䙎䪆㫄䪆䩳 㗣㢠䗳䒑 㗣㢠 㷢䭵㫄䞽㢠㥯 䭵䞽 䞽㗣㢠 㥯䙎䙎䗳㘆
㵝㗣㿪 䂌㿪 䃝㿪㫄䃗䔀䂫䡧 㥯䗳㢠㤢㤢㢠㥯䒑 䩳䗳䭵㶵㶵㢠㥯 䭵 䃗䙎㿪䪕䂫㢠 䙎䑘 㶵㿪䪆㤢 䞽䙎 㢠䭵䞽 䙎䪆 䞽㗣㢠 㷢䭵䡧䒑 䭵䪆㥯 㷢㗣㢠䪆 㤢㗣㢠 䗳㢠䭵䃗㗣㢠㥯 䞽㗣㢠 㥯䙎䙎䗳䒑 䂌㫄䪆䩳 䰤㫄 㗣䭵䪆㥯㢠㥯 㗣㢠䗳 䭵 㷢䭵䞽㢠䗳 䪕䙎㿪䃗㗣 㺋㿪㤢䞽 㫄䪆 䞽㫄㧚㢠 䞽䙎 䗳㫄䪆㤢㢠 㗣㢠䗳 㧚䙎㿪䞽㗣㥀
䒼䪆
䞽㫄㢠㫄㥯㧥䪆
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䪆㫄
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㫄䰤㢠
䪆㥀㿪䡧䞽䙎㶮
㵝㗣㿪 䂌㿪 㷢䭵㤢 㤢㗣䙎䃗䔀㢠㥯䒑 “䒼㤢 㡏䂫㥯 㥦䭵㤢䞽㢠䗳 䮙㫄䭵䪆 䙎㿪䞽 䙎䑘 㗣㫄㤢 㧚㫄䪆㥯㘆 䏉䙎 㥯䭵䗳㢠 㿪㤢㢠 㤢㿪䃗㗣 䞽䗳㢠䭵㤢䙎䪆䙎㿪㤢 㷢䙎䗳㥯㤢 䞽䙎 䪕䗳䙎㧚䙎䞽㢠 㗣㫄㧚㤢㢠䂫䑘䒑 㫄䞽’㤢 䞽䗳㿪䂫䡧㥀㥀㥀 㫄䩳䪆䙎䗳䭵䪆䞽 䭵䪆㥯 䑘㢠䭵䗳䂫㢠㤢㤢㥀㥀”
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