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The Miser and His Gold - Moral Story for Kids
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Once, there was a man who loved gold.
He was very rich, but he never spent his money.
He did not buy food, clothes, or toys.
He only wanted to keep his gold safe.
He was very rich, but he never spent his money.
He did not buy food, clothes, or toys.
He only wanted to keep his gold safe.
Every day, the man dug a hole under a tree.
He put all his gold inside and covered it with soil.
Then, he came back every night to look at it.
He counted his gold again and again.
It made him happy just to see it.
He put all his gold inside and covered it with soil.
Then, he came back every night to look at it.
He counted his gold again and again.
It made him happy just to see it.
One day, a thief was watching.
At night, when the man went home,
the thief dug up the gold and took it all away!
At night, when the man went home,
the thief dug up the gold and took it all away!
The next morning, the man came to see his gold.
But the hole was empty!
He cried loudly, “My gold! My gold is gone!”
But the hole was empty!
He cried loudly, “My gold! My gold is gone!”
A neighbor heard him and said,
“Why are you crying? You never used the gold.
You only looked at it. You could have buried stones instead!”
“Why are you crying? You never used the gold.
You only looked at it. You could have buried stones instead!”
The man understood.
Gold is not useful if we only hide it and never use it.
Gold is not useful if we only hide it and never use it.
Moral of the Story
Money has value only when we use it.
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