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O Lushkov
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Q.3 How many kopeck pieces did the
beggar require for a night's lodging?
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Q.4 What is Kopeck?​

Answer 1

Answer:

five is the correct answer

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The beggar requires five kopeck pieces for a night's lodging.

Explanation:

Summary of the story "The Beggar":

• This is a tale of a beggar named Lushkoff who used to beg while attending or teaching in a school.
• He met a lawyer named Sergei, who gave him a job at his residence. Lushkoff was requested to cut wood by Sergei.
• He requested Olga, his housekeeper, to take care of him. Lushkoff lacked strength.
• No job could be done by him.
• He was unable to chop the wood, according to Olga. She reprimanded him but showed a lot of sympathy for him.
• She sobbed for him. Olga chose to assist him.
• She performed his duties and told Sergei that he was finished. She forced him to obtain fifty rubles.
• Lushkoff was asked by Sergei to report to work on the first of each month.
• Olga constantly chastised Lushkoff for his ineptitude.
• However, Olga was the only one to assist him in his task.
• When Sergei asked Lushkoff to assist in moving the house, he appeared frail and unwell.
• Sergei decided not to subject him to hard labour and instead sent him to one of his pals for a simpler task.
• Lushkoff obtained a more honourable position.
• Two years later, Sergei ran into Lushkoff in a theatre. He appeared younger and well-groomed.
• He had passed the notarial exam and was now making 35 roubles per month.
• Sergei was content. Sergei's good words and gestures were acknowledged by Lushkoff.
• He admitted that Olga had corrected him and helped. He would always remember her.
• Olga's words and deeds had caused him to alter. She forced him to stop drinking.
• Sergei and Olga received gratitude from Lushkoff.
• He said farewell and left for work.

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