English, asked by moonlegend4406, 10 months ago

Did the rain drops prove to be coins?

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Answered by mbrajyaguru1104

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No,the rain drops did not prove to be coins.

Answered by vshar45

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no they did not seem to prove to be coins . at first they resembled coins for lencho because thay will help in the growth of his crop which is the only source of income for him but later they turned into hail stones which destroyed the whole crop due to which lencho and his family should starve tge whole year. so the rain drops at first proved to be coins but not later.

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