Charactersketch of merchant from Amin & the eggs
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Explanation:
Once upon a time, there lived young man named Amin who worked day and night to make a living. He plowed and harvested farmers' fields and milked their goats. But when a drought hit the land, Amin had no work. He decided he must move away or starve.
Since he had nothing to sustain him on his journey, he asked his neighbor and friend, Dirar the chicken farmer, for a loan.
"Something to get me started," Amin pleaded. "I have no food at all."
Dirar had a barn full of chickens and agreed to help. "I'll boil you a dozen eggs. They should feed you until you have found a way to feed yourself," Dirar said.
"Thank you," Amin said and carefully packed his eggs in a basket. He was grateful -- surely, he thought, those eggs would stave off hunger. Besides, the egg is a source of life. And so, with hope in his heart, he set off into the world.
After many weeks, a farmer hired him, and Amin worked tirelessly. He worked for anyone who would hire him, no matter how little they paid. He was careful with the money he earned, so careful that after one year he had enough to buy a small plot of land. By the second year, he had a flock of sheep. By the third year, he had horses and cows.
Each year he did better, adding more animals and more acres to his farm. And by the sixth year of his departure from home, he was a wealthy man, owner of many acres and a herd of camels. He also had pigs and cows and sheep and horses and chickens of his own.