Book1:TeDream-Maker (第159/711页)

oredparadise．Theyareemotionsandfervorofthewordsthemselvesandnotthedirectdescriptionoftheauthor．Therefore，thoughvague，notminutelydescribedandusedonlyasbackground,theyaresovividlypreseheintuitiveperceptionoftheauthorthattheyremainforeverinthereader’smind．Thatisthecharismaofliterature．DimitrisuggestedthatAngelicashouldlookarouhrenewedperceptionandlearnfromtheheavens，theskies，themountainsandtheseas．Thensheshouldtakeadventureinwarddeepinsidehermind，becauseonlythosewithih，intuitivearatingintelligenakeuseofthesematerialstanithesis．

    Theyranon，steadilyrotatingonthecircurtrack,herheartbeatandherbreathingwereperfectlycoordinatedaasenseofpurepleasurefromherfleshbodyduetoexercise．Shethought，"Howfort