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(2) A DOCTOR AND HIS PATIENT
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A rich lady suffering from bad eye-sight-engaged a doctor to cure her-
promised a good reward—the doctor, stole her costly things—asked for
the reward—lady's reply.
A rich lady ....... (suffer) from bad eye-sight. She ............ (engage) a doctor
to cure her and
(promise) to give a handsome reward to the doctor if he
(can) cure her. The doctor ......... (come) everyday to the house of his patient
to treat her very carefully. But the doctor .......... (be) a dishonest man. He ...
(tempt)
by the costly things in the room of his patient. He .... (steal) them from her room
day by day. After six months the lady ...... (be) fully cured of her disease and she
(regain) her normal eye-sight. Then the doctor .... (demand) his reward.
But the lady who had been really ......... (cure), saw that her valuable articles had been
(steal). She understood that it ......... (be) the act of the dishonest doctor. So she
said, "Doctor, before I .........(be) blind, I could see that my room was .........(furnish)
with many valuable articeles, but now I can see none of them. This proves that I....
(be) still almost blind. So I cannot pay you the promised reward."
Moral : Dishonesty is paid by its own coin.​

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