Moral lesson of the story Imp and the peasants bread
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The story Imp and the peasant's bread is written by Leo Tolstoy. The story deals with the fact that every human being, however good may be, has a devil hidden in him .
It is under the influence of alcohol that a person expresses his true, beast like nature. Even in this story, the peasant who was initially kind hearted, became greedy and unkind as he got richer and became alcoholic.
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