Book1:TeDream-Maker

lfandfoundhewassurroundedbydarkness．Hisheadwhirledaallyhishearttractedinpainandanguish．Hisonlythoughtwastogetbacktohishedipidatedhut,tobealohhisgriefandhaveagoodcry．Buthereoreet,hemustmaintainhispoiseanddignity．Yokowavedherhandsinfrontofhisfadasked，

    "pened?AreyouOK?"

    "Ihavelostmysight．Iotsee.”

    "I’lltakeyouhome.”Thegood-heartedgirlwasfullofsympathy．

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    "Thankyou．WouldyoupleaseseeifthereareanylongstickorpolelyingaroundthatIuseforae?"

    Astheywalkedon,Yokokepthereyespeeledandsuddenlygaveatriumphantcryasshecaughtsightofalongpoleinapileofdebris．Sherushedotitforhim．Itwasabitlong，butserviceable．Holdiick，Dimitritappedhiswayforwardaskinghimself，

    "IsthishowIamgoingtospeofmylife?Iamlikeacrippledbirdthatolongerfly,likethedimsunthatfallsintoadeepabyssoriseagain.”Butamidsthisdespairandpaiainedhissensitivity．Hefeltwarmhandssupphimauralfragranaiden’sbodyreachedhisnostrils,bringinghimfortaement.

    “ImustkeepcalmuntilIgetbayhutandliedowtellinghimself．Soontheyleftthenoiseandcrowdsbehindandturoanarrowalley．

    "Hereweare．Iyself．Thankyouverymuch.”

    "Areyousureyoudon’twaakeyoutoyourdoor?"

    "No,thankyouYoko．Youhavedoeenoughbygoingoutofyourwaytmehome．Butbeforeyouleave,willyoutakeapieceofadvie?"

    "Ofcourse.”

    "Youareaverylovelyyounggirl．Thefemalebodyisbeautifundsacredandyouareluckytohaveanexquisiteone．Doformoney．Don’tdesecrateyourselfbyallowinganystrangemaopeeinandoutofyourbodyatrandom，justasyouwouldnotallowastraoenteryourhome.”Yokowassilent，butD