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What did the miser do with the money he got from selling his possessions?
Why did the workman steal the lump of gold?
How did the neighbour advise the miser to cope with his loss?
What can be inferred about the miser's character?
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What is the moral of the story?
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Study Notes
The Miser's Story
- A miser sold all his possessions to buy a large amount of gold.
- He buried the gold in a deep hole at the edge of his garden.
- The miser visited the gold daily, dug it up, and lovingly embraced it.
The Theft of the Gold
- One of the miser's workmen discovered the hidden treasure by hiding behind a tree.
- The workman stole the gold one night while the miser was asleep.
Consequences of the Theft
- The miser was devastated when he discovered the gold was gone, tearing his hair and crying loudly.
- A neighbor, alerted by the miser's cries, came to see what was wrong and was told about the theft.
The Neighbor's Advice
- The neighbor advised the miser to stop crying and find a stone to replace the gold in the hole.
- The neighbor pointed out that the miser never intended to use the gold, so the stone would serve the same purpose.
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A story about a miser who sells everything to buy a lump of gold, which he then buries and visits daily. But what happens when one of his workmen discovers his secret?
