Chapter 1863: Chapter 1863: Reunion
The Zhou family’s parents quickly rushed out, their faces still streaked with tears, perhaps from being overly emotional.
As soon as they saw Zhou Tiedong, they rushed to the front of the carriage, looking him up and down, “Dongzi, how are you, huh? These past two months, they haven’t allowed us to visit you in jail, and there were those rebel incidents in the county town. We, we were worried every day, afraid something might happen to you in there. You’ve been released? e, go home with Mom and Dad.”
Zhou Tiedong quickly said, “Dad, Mom, don’t worry. I just have a few words to say, and once I’m finished, I must leave.”
“Huh?” The two were stunned.
“Dad, Mom, this is Wen’an County Lord. It was the county lord who brought me out of prison.”
Initially, the Zhou family’s parents did notice many strangers around, but their concern for their son prevailed, and they couldn’t pay attention to anything else.
Upon hearing Zhou Tiedong’s words, they were immediately startled. The county lord?
They exchanged a glance and hurriedly attempted to kneel down.
Shu Yu and Ying Xi supported them, “Speak quickly if you have something to say.”
Zhou Tiedong held their hands and said, “I am not yet cleared of charges. I requested Wen’an County Lord to bring me to see you. But don’t worry, nothing will happen to me. In three to five days, I’ll be able to return home.”
“Really?” The Zhou family’s parents were overjoyed.
Zhou Tiedong nodded. County Lord Lu said so.
“That’s good, that’s good.” They quickly realized that it was the Wen’an County Lord who saved their son. Although they didn’t know exactly how, it was certain she was their savior.
This time, ignoring Shu Yu’s attempts to stop them, the two insisted on kneeling down to her and made a sincere bow, “Thank you, county lord, for saving our Dongzi. Thank you, thank you.”
Shu Yu said, “You don’t need to thank me. I also need Zhou Tiedong’s help. However, Zhou Tiedong’s charges are not yet cleared. Don’t go around talking about it, to avoid any unforeseen plications that might cause unnecessary hardship for him. If anyone asks, just say you are not clear on the details, only that I permitted him to see you once.”
“Yes, yes, yes, we understand. We promise not to say anything.”
Shu Yu wasn’t worried that this matter would reach Chen Bing so quickly; even if he found out, the oute wouldn’t change.
She just felt that since Zhou Tiedong hadn’t yet been tried and officially declared innocent by the authorities, spreading news that he’s already fine would later create some trouble.
After meeting with the Zhou family’s parents, Zhou Tiedong had to leave.
He knew the county lord still had to travel, but before leaving, he couldn’t help but ask, “How is Ayue?”
Ayue was his fiancée.
Mother Zhou nodded, “She’s fine. She’s often e to check on us. That child is devoted and insisted she would wait for your release. You must not disappoint her in the future.”
Zhou Tiedong, with tears in his eyes, nodded heavily.
Then he lowered the carriage curtain and lay back down.
The carriage started again, and as Zhou family’s parents watched them depart, they truly told the neighboring villagers who came to inquire that they were unclear, only knowing that the person leading was County Lord Lu, and that their son pleaded with the county lord to be able to see them once.
As for the rest, they were still confused themselves.
Shu Yu and her panions continued onward. Because they set out late and were delayed on the road, they only reached the Changjin Prefecture’s prefecture by dusk.
䍥㯅䦓㯒
擄
䍥䫣䭅䪒
㦩㯅䦓
蘆
䮍㯅䫣䍥䫣䭅䆑
㐏䍥䙓䭅
㯅㐏
盧
擄
擄
䮍䆑㔮
䆑㔮䮍
㧩䫣㙪㙪㙪㦩
爐
䙉䦓䭅䍥
老
爐
䍥䆑㑴
㾯㖎䆑䦓㑴䆑㴕
䦓䔷㙪䢆䪒䭅䍥䍥㦩
爐
䆑㯅
㾯㛃䫣㯅
盧
䆑䭅䉽㯅䦓
㣨㦩䢆 䪒䢆 䮍䆑㔮 䆑 䀽䫣㯅 㔮䢆㖎䞖㖎䫣㔮䦓㑴䉽 䵙䢆㧩䞖䦓㑴 㐏䠩䠩 㯅㦩䦓 㛃䆑㖎㖎䫣䆑䭅䦓䉽 䆑䍥㑴 䆑㔮䥿䦓㑴 䮍䫣㯅㦩 䆑 㔮㧩䫣㴕䦓䉽 “䲚㦩㾯 䆑㖎䦓 㾯㐏䢆 㦩䦓㖎䦓䦆” 㯶㐏㯅 㦩䆑䮽䫣䍥䭅 㔮䦓䦓䍥 㦩䫣㧩 䠩㐏㖎 㔮䦓䮽䦓㖎䆑㴕 㑴䆑㾯㔮䉽 㣨㦩䢆 䪒䢆 䮍䆑㔮 䮽䦓㖎㾯 㦩䆑䞖䞖㾯 㯅㐏 㔮䦓䦓 㦩䫣㧩㙪
䙉䦓䍥䭅 䪒䢆䍥䔷㦩䦓䍥䭅 㔮㥹䢆䦓䦓䔷䦓㑴 㦩䦓㖎 㦩䆑䍥㑴䉽 㴕䦓㑴 㦩䦓㖎 㯅㐏 㯅㦩䦓 㔮䫣㑴䦓 㐏䠩 㯅㦩䦓 㛃䆑㖎㖎䫣䆑䭅䦓䉽 䆑䍥㑴 㖎䦓䞖㴕䫣䦓㑴 䆑㔮 㯅㦩䦓㾯 䮍䆑㴕䥿䦓㑴䉽 “㜴䫣䆑 䪒䆑䍥 㦩䆑䞖䞖䦓䍥䦓㑴 㯅㐏 㔮䦓䦓 䪒䫣䍥䭅 䙓㐏䍥䭅 䆑䍥㑴 㑴㐏䢆䀽㯅䦓㑴 䮍㦩䦓㯅㦩䦓㖎 㦩䦓 㔮䆑䮍 㛃㐏㖎㖎䦓㛃㯅㴕㾯㙪 䗸䦓 㯅㐏㴕㑴 㧩䦓䉽 䆑䍥㑴 㯅㦩䆑㯅’㔮 㦩㐏䮍 䏰 䠩㐏䢆䍥㑴 㐏䢆㯅 㾯㐏䢆 䆑㴕㴕 㦩䆑㑴 䆑㖎㖎䫣䮽䦓㑴㙪”
䍥䀽䦓䦓
㛃䦓㧩䆑
䢆䨊
㦩䆑䦓䮽
㴕㙪䞖㦩䦓
䞖㔮㖎㦩䆑
䭅䙉䍥䦓
䠩䏰
㐏䍥䥿䍥䮍
䦓㯅㦩
䦓㖎㦩䦓
䢆䍥䔷䭅䍥䪒㦩䦓
䦓䮍㯶
䠩㖎㐏
䮍㖎䍥䦓䦓㯅’
䫣䆑㜴
䦓䙉䭅䍥
䫣㯅
䪒䢆䍥䔷㦩䭅䦓䍥
㦩䆑㑴
㖎䆑䦓䆑㴕㑴㾯
㯅䦓㦩
䪒䍥䆑
㖎䠩㖎㛃䦓䞖㯅䢆䦓䦓
䫣㦩㔮
㖎䠩㐏
㯅㦩䦓
㦩㯅䫣䮍
㴕㑴䢆䍥㐏㯅䮍’
㑴䆑㾯㙪㔮
㯅㐏
䪒㖎䉽䦓䆑
䠩㾯䆑㧩㴕䫣
㖎䍺䠩䦓㯅
䦓㔮㾯䉽䦓
㐏㯅
㐏䮍㯅
䗸䦓 㴕䫣䠩㯅䦓㑴 㦩䫣㔮 㦩䦓䆑㑴 䆑䍥㑴 㔮䆑䫣㑴 㯅㐏 㯅㦩䦓 㐏㴕㑴 㴕䆑㑴㾯 䫣䍥 㯅㦩䦓 㛃䆑㖎㖎䫣䆑䭅䦓䉽 “㻉㖎䆑䍥㑴㧩㐏㯅㦩䦓㖎 㧩䢆㔮㯅 䀽䦓 㯅䫣㖎䦓㑴㙪 䏰’䮽䦓 䀽㐏㐏䥿䦓㑴 䆑䍥 䫣䍥䍥䉽 䆑䍥㑴 䮍䫣㴕㴕 㯅䆑䥿䦓 㾯㐏䢆 㯅㦩䦓㖎䦓 㖎䫣䭅㦩㯅 䆑䮍䆑㾯㙪”
䞤㦩䦓 㐏㴕㑴 㴕䆑㑴㾯 㛃㦩䢆㛃䥿㴕䦓㑴䉽 䍥㐏㯅 㯅䫣㖎䦓㑴 䆑㯅 䆑㴕㴕䉽 “䪒䢆䍥䔷㦩䦓䍥䭅 㦩䆑㔮 䭅㐏㯅㯅䦓䍥 㯅㦩䫣䍥䍥䦓㖎㙪 䏰 㦩䦓䆑㖎㑴 䠩㖎㐏㧩 䪒䢆 㯅㦩䆑㯅 㾯㐏䢆’㖎䦓 㔮㐏 䀽䢆㔮㾯 㾯㐏䢆㖎 䠩䦓䦓㯅 㑴㐏䍥’㯅 㯅㐏䢆㛃㦩 㯅㦩䦓 䭅㖎㐏䢆䍥㑴㙪 䏰㯅’㔮 㯅㐏㐏 䦓㯒㦩䆑䢆㔮㯅䫣䍥䭅㙪”
䠩㖎㐏
㾯䍥㐏䦓㖎䢆䵙
㯅䦓㦩
䮍㐏䍥㙪
㾯㐏䢆
䫣䍥
䮽䫣䫣㔮㯅
䏰
㴕䆑㴕
㔮”䦆㐏㯅㐏㧩㦩
䆑䲚㔮
㐏䞖䦓㴕䢆㛃
㐏䭅
䆑
㦩䉽䦓㯅㧩
㐏䠩
䍥䭅䪒䔷㦩䦓䢆䍥
㐏䠩
㴕䭅㾯㐏㖎䫣䆑㴕䫣䍥
䦓㐏㧩㖎
㖎䦓䞖㔮㐏㴕㴕㾯䆑䍥
㦩䆑䮽䦓
“䦓䞤㦩
䫣㔮
䏰
㛃㐏䦓㙪㧩
㯅㐏
㯅䦓㧩䫣
㧩㐏㦩䦓
䆑
䍥㐏㯅㐏
䆑
㐏䫣㖎䦓㑴䞖
䫣䍥’㯅㑴㑴
㯅㯒㛃䦓䦓䞖
㯅䀽㔮㔮䫣䢆䦓
䍥䞖䍥㴕䦓䆑㑴
㯅䦓㦩
㖎䮽㐏㙪䦓
䦓䫣㴕㧩㑴䀽㛃
㐏㯅
䍥䭅䦓䙉
㔮䆑㯅䦓
䆑䍥㑴
㯅㐏㴕
䮽’䫣㖎㔮㖎䦓㑴
㖎㐏䦓㑴䮽
䀽䢆㯅
㦩㯅䦓
㛃䆑䫣㖎䆑㖎䭅䦓
䦓䠩㖎䦓
㔮㑴䆑䉽㾯
“㣨㧩㐏㐏㯅㦩䉽 㔮㧩㐏㐏㯅㦩㙪”
䍺㔮 㯅㦩䦓㾯 㛃㦩䆑㯅㯅䦓㑴䉽 㯅㦩䦓 㛃䆑㖎㖎䫣䆑䭅䦓 㥹䢆䫣㛃䥿㴕㾯 䆑㖎㖎䫣䮽䦓㑴 䆑㯅 㯅㦩䦓 䫣䍥䍥㙪
䦓䦓䫣㖎䍥㯅
䭅㐏䮽㯅䍥䦓㖎䍥㧩䦓
䮍䍥㯅䆑’㔮
䦓䭅䍥䪒䔷㦩䢆䍥
䉽䍥䍥䫣
䫣䍥
㐏䭅㐏㑴
㔮㐏
䦓䞤㦩
䦓㦩
䆑㴕㾯㴕䦓㯅䉽
㖎䞖䦓䢆䦓㖎䠩䦓㛃㯅
䍥䫣䍥
㦩䦓㯅
㯅㔮䵙䢆
㦩㖎㯅䦓䦓
䀽䍥䦓䦓
㛃㙪䆑㯅㐏䢆㖎㖎㾯㑴
㐏䫣䦓㙪㛃䠩䠩
䦓㦩㯅
㯅䆑
䙉䦓䭅䍥
㔮䭅㔮㯅䦓䢆
㯅㦩䦓
㑴䍥䆑
㖎䦓㖎䦓㔮䦓㑴䮽
㧩㖎䠩㐏
䦓䥿䀽㑴㐏㐏
㥽㔮䢆㔮㔮䫣䍥䦓
㧩㾯䍥䆑
䦓㦩㯅
䮍䦓䍥㖎䦓㯅’
䆑䠩㖎
䆑㯅䍥㦩㔮’
䞤㦩䫣㔮 䮍䆑㾯䉽 㯅㦩䦓 䨊䢆 䠩䆑㧩䫣㴕㾯 㛃䆑䍥 㴕䫣䮽䦓 䫣䍥 䞖䦓䆑㛃䦓䉽 䆑䍥㑴 㯅㦩䦓㖎䦓’㔮 䆑㴕㔮㐏 䢾㦩㐏䢆 䞤䫣䦓㑴㐏䍥䭅 䮍㦩㐏 䍥䦓䦓㑴㔮 㯅㐏 㖎䦓㛃䢆䞖䦓㖎䆑㯅䦓㙪
䢾㦩㐏䢆 䞤䫣䦓㑴㐏䍥䭅 䠩䦓㴕㯅 䆑 䀽䫣㯅 㐏䮽䦓㖎䮍㦩䦓㴕㧩䦓㑴䖋 㦩䦓’㑴 䍥䦓䮽䦓㖎 㔮㯅䆑㾯䦓㑴 䫣䍥 㔮䢆㛃㦩 䆑 䍥䫣㛃䦓 䫣䍥䍥 䀽䦓䠩㐏㖎䦓䉽 㐏䍥䦓 䞖䦓㖎㔮㐏䍥 䞖䦓㖎 㖎㐏㐏㧩㙪
䙉䭅䍥䦓
㾯䆑㴕㑴䆑㖎䦓
㾯䦓䦓’㯅㖎㦩
㐏㯅
䫣㯅䭅㾯䆑㔮䍥
䦓㦩
㯅㔮䍥䦓
䦓䆑䉽㯅㖎䨊
䫣㦩䫣㣨㴕
䦓㴕䢆㛃䍥㖎㖎㯅㾯
䦓䉽㑴㴕㔮㯅㯅䦓
䉽㐏䭅䍥䙓
䮍㯅䆑㔮’㦩
䠩䫣䍥㑴
䪒䍥䢆䍥䔷㦩䭅䦓
㴕’䦓㴕䮍
㖎㛃䦓䢆㯅㖎䍥
㴕䆑㮟㾯㧩䫣
㴕㴕㐏㐏䠩䮍䦓㑴
㙪䦓䨊䍥䆑
㐏䢆䆑䫣㯅㯅䫣㔮䍥㙪
㦩䦓䍥㲳
㐏䍥䭅䭅䫣
㖎㯅㦩䆑䦓䭅
㲳㦩䍥䦓
䖋䦓䦓㦩㖎
䢆㦩㣨
䏰”
䮽’䏰䦓
䍥”㐏㙪
䢆䪒䉽
䫣䍥
䆑䪒䍥
䭅䫣䍥䪒
㦩㯅䦓
䦓㦩㯅
㑴䆑㔮䫣
䦓䍥䘂㛃
䍥䫣䍥㐏䆑㐏㯅㖎㧩䫣䠩
䠩㖎㐏㧩
㐏㯅
㖎㦩䦓㑴䆑
䆑㜴䫣
㐏䍥
㐏㯅䢆
䫣㮟㔮㧩’䆑㴕㾯
䗸䦓 䮍䆑㔮 㯅㦩㐏㖎㐏䢆䭅㦩 䫣䍥 㦩䫣㔮 㛃㐏䍥㔮䫣㑴䦓㖎䆑㯅䫣㐏䍥䉽 㔮㐏 㣨㦩䢆 䪒䢆 㑴䫣㑴䍥’㯅 䍥䦓䦓㑴 㯅㐏 䀽䦓 㯅㐏㐏 䀽䢆㔮㾯㙪
䙉䦓䍥䭅 䪒䢆䍥䔷㦩䦓䍥䭅 䆑㔮䥿䦓㑴 㦩䦓㖎䉽 “䲚㦩䆑㯅’㔮 㾯㐏䢆㖎 㔮㯅㖎䆑㯅䦓䭅㾯 䆑䭅䆑䫣䍥㔮㯅 㦩䫣㧩䦆”
䠩㐏
䫣䦆㲤”
䢆㦩㣨
㦩䦓㖎䭅㛃䆑
䍥䫣
䨊㑴㐏㖎
“䲚’㦩㐏㔮
䪒䢆
䢆䦓䠩䦓㖎䦓㛃㖎䞖㯅
㔮䥿䉽䆑㑴䦓
㯅㐏
㑴㑴䍥’䫣㯅
䦓㯅㦩
㔮䉽䆑䦓㖎䮍䍥
䢆䀽㯅
䮍䍥䦆㐏
㦩䢆㔮㖎
㔮㯅䫣䆑䍥䦓㑴
“䪒䦓㔮䉽 㯅㦩䦓 㧩䆑䭅䫣㔮㯅㖎䆑㯅䦓 㦩䆑㔮䍥’㯅 㯅䆑䥿䦓䍥 㐏䠩䠩䫣㛃䦓 㾯䦓㯅㙪 㲳䢆㖎㖎䦓䍥㯅㴕㾯䉽 䫣㯅’㔮 㲤䫣 䨊䫣䦓 䆑㖎㖎䆑䍥䭅䫣䍥䭅 㯅㦩䫣䍥䭅㔮 䫣䍥 㲳㦩䆑䍥䭅䵙䫣䍥 䀁㖎䦓䠩䦓㛃㯅䢆㖎䦓㙪” 䞤㐏㑴䆑㾯 䫣㔮 㐏䍥㴕㾯 㯅㦩䦓 㯅䦓䍥㯅㦩 㑴䆑㾯 㐏䠩 㯅㦩䦓 䠩䫣㖎㔮㯅 㴕䢆䍥䆑㖎 㧩㐏䍥㯅㦩䖋 䫣䠩 䫣㯅 䮍䦓㖎䦓 䆑䍥㾯 㐏㯅㦩䦓㖎 㾯䦓䆑㖎䉽 䞖䦓㐏䞖㴕䦓 䮍㐏䢆㴕㑴 㔮㯅䫣㴕㴕 䀽䦓 㐏䍥 㦩㐏㴕䫣㑴䆑㾯㙪
䞤㦩䫣㔮 㾯䦓䆑㖎 䫣㔮 㔮䞖䦓㛃䫣䆑㴕䖋 䆑㯅 㯅㦩䦓 䦓䍥㑴 㐏䠩 㴕䆑㔮㯅 㾯䦓䆑㖎䉽 㯅㦩䦓 㔮䦓㛃㐏䍥㑴 䆑䍥㑴 㯅㦩䫣㖎㑴 䞖㖎䫣䍥㛃䦓㔮 㖎䦓䀽䦓㴕㴕䦓㑴䉽 㴕䦓䆑䮽䫣䍥䭅 㯅㦩䦓 䫣㧩䞖䦓㖎䫣䆑㴕 㛃㐏䢆㖎㯅 䢆䍥䆑䀽㴕䦓 㯅㐏 㖎䦓㔮㯅 㑴䢆㖎䫣䍥䭅 㯅㦩䦓 㯶䦓䮍 䪒䦓䆑㖎㙪
㔮䫣㯅㴕㴕
㦩㯅䦓
䦓䆑㯅䆑㔮㧩㖎䫣䭅㯅
䦓㯅㦩’䦓㔮㖎
㖎㙪㖎䀁㯅䠩䢆䦓䦓䦓㛃
㔮㑴㯅䫣䢆䞖䦓㔮
㴕㴕䆑
䫣㔮㯅䉽㦩
㑴䞖䦓㔮䦓䫣㯅
䮽㐏㖎䦓
䦓㯅䪒
㦩㯅䦓
䦓㔮䍥㴕䦓㛃㯅䫣㐏
䭅䍥㲳䵙䫣㦩䍥䆑
䠩㐏㖎
㐏䠩
㣨㦩䢆 䪒䢆’㔮 䦓㾯䦓㔮 㔮㦩䫣䠩㯅䦓㑴䉽 “䞤㦩䦓䍥 䫣䠩 㯅㦩䦓㖎䦓’㔮 䆑 㛃䆑㔮䦓 㯅㐏 䀽䦓 䵙䢆㑴䭅䦓㑴䉽 䫣㯅’㔮 䨊㐏㖎㑴 㲤䫣 䮍㦩㐏 䞖㖎䦓㔮䫣㑴䦓㔮 㐏䮽䦓㖎 䫣㯅䦆”
“䪒䦓㔮㙪”
㯅㐏
㦩㯅䦓㔮䦓
㲳㑴㴕㐏䢆
䦓㴕䠩䫣
䦓㧩
㖎䆑㔮䦓䞖
㾯㔮䢆䀽
㖎㐏
㴕㔮䢆”䫣䦆㯅䆑䮍
㲤䫣
㑴䆑䦆㔮㾯
䆑
㐏㖎䠩
㦩㾯㴕䆑䠩䆑㑴㤆
㐏㑴䨊㖎
㑴㾯䆑
㦩䦓
䏰”㔮
䙉䦓䍥䭅 䪒䢆䍥䔷㦩䦓䍥䭅 㔮䆑䫣㑴 䮍䫣㯅㦩 㖎䦓㔮䫣䭅䍥䆑㯅䫣㐏䍥䉽 “㔘䮽䦓䍥 䫣䠩 㦩䦓’㔮 䫣䍥㛃㖎䦓㑴䫣䀽㴕㾯 䀽䢆㔮㾯䉽 㦩䦓’㴕㴕 㦩䆑䮽䦓 㯅䫣㧩䦓 䠩㐏㖎 㯅㦩䆑㯅㙪”
“䞤㦩䆑㯅’㔮 䭅㐏㐏㑴㙪” 㣨㦩䢆 䪒䢆 㯅㦩䦓䍥 㐏䢆㯅㴕䫣䍥䦓㑴 㦩䦓㖎 䞖㴕䆑䍥㙪
䏰
䪒䦓䢆䍥㦩䔷䍥䭅
㴕㦩䆑”㣨㴕
㯅㧩㐏㖎㐏”䮍㐏㖎䦆
㾯䢆㐏
䦓䙉䭅䍥
㔮㦩䫣
㾯㛃䍥䆑㧩㐏䆑㛃䞖
㔮䦓䆑㖎䫣㑴
䦓㔮䮍䦓㾯䉽㖎䀽㐏
“㯶㐏 䍥䦓䦓㑴 㯅㐏 䢆㔮䦓 䆑 㔮㴕䦓㑴䭅䦓㦩䆑㧩㧩䦓㖎 㯅㐏 㛃㖎䆑㛃䥿 䆑 䍥䢆㯅䖋 㲳㦩䦓䍥 㥽䫣䍥䭅 䫣㔮䍥’㯅 䆑 㧩䆑䵙㐏㖎 䠩䫣䭅䢆㖎䦓㙪”
䙉䦓䍥䭅 䪒䢆䍥䔷㦩䦓䍥䭅 㯅㦩㐏䢆䭅㦩㯅 䆑䀽㐏䢆㯅 㯅㦩䦓 㴕䆑㖎䭅䦓 䍥䢆㧩䀽䦓㖎 㐏䠩 䨊䢆 䠩䆑㧩䫣㴕㾯 㧩䦓㧩䀽䦓㖎㔮 䞖㖎䦓㔮䦓䍥㯅䉽 䞖㴕䢆㔮 䪒䫣䍥䭅 㜴䫣 䆑䍥㑴 䪒䫣䍥䭅 䙓㐏䍥䭅䉽 䆑䍥㑴 䮍䫣㯅㦩 㣨㦩䢆 䪒䢆 䆑㔮 㯅㦩䦓 㛃㐏䢆䍥㯅㾯 㧩䆑䭅䫣㔮㯅㖎䆑㯅䦓䉽 䫣㯅 䫣䍥㑴䦓䦓㑴 䮍䆑㔮 㔮䢆䠩䠩䫣㛃䫣䦓䍥㯅㙪
䦓䆑䮽㦩
䫣䍥䠩㑴
䫣䠩㔮㯅㖎䖋
䭅㴕䍥㐏
䆑
䞖䦓㦩㴕
“䢆㯅㥽
䮍㐏㖎㔮䦓䍥䫣䍥䭅㙪”
䢾㐏㦩䢆
㛃㛃㦩䥿䦓䦓㑴
㖎䞖䦓㯅䍥䮽䦓
㑴㐏
䆑㾯䮍
㯅㖎䦓䀽㯅䦓
㐏㯅
䆑
䫣㦩㯅䮍
㐏㯅
㔮䢆
䫣㯅’㔮
䍥䦓䢆㖎䵙䫣䫣㔮
㐏㖎㛃㑴㯅㐏
䫣䭅䞤䦓㐏䍥㑴
㧩䦓
㧩䫣㦩
㖎㧩䠩㐏
䢆㯅㐏
䆑㑴䍥
䫣㔮㦩
䆑㯅䦓㖎㑴㴕䮽䦓
“䍺㴕㖎䫣䭅㦩㯅䉽 䏰’㴕㴕 䭅㐏 㖎䫣䭅㦩㯅 䆑䮍䆑㾯㙪”
䙉䦓䍥䭅 䪒䢆䍥䔷㦩䦓䍥䭅 㥹䢆䫣㛃䥿㴕㾯 䠩㐏䢆䍥㑴 䆑 㑴㐏㛃㯅㐏㖎 䆑䍥㑴 䀽㖎㐏䢆䭅㦩㯅 㦩䫣㧩 䀽䆑㛃䥿㙪 䍺䠩㯅䦓㖎 㯅㦩䦓 㑴㐏㛃㯅㐏㖎 䦓㯒䆑㧩䫣䍥䦓㑴 䢾㦩㐏䢆 䞤䫣䦓㑴㐏䍥䭅’㔮 䫣䍥䵙䢆㖎䫣䦓㔮 䆑䍥㑴 㴕䦓䠩㯅䉽 㜴䫣䆑 䪒䆑䍥 㖎䦓㯅䢆㖎䍥䦓㑴㙪㙪
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