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Melchizedek also took six sheep’s from Santiago for this piece of advice. Santiago continues his journey and sees the merchant. The merchant teaches Santiago to speak Arabic. Santiago was thinking of not going any further on his trip, but the merchant convinces him to continue on his trip and to follow his dream. Both characters give Santiago strength in continuing on his trip and looking for the
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