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So the young man led off the cart with the hay to his father's house. Hopefully he piled It Into the house. But when it was all in, he found that there was not enough to cover even the floor, let alone fill the whole house.
when the second son went out with his rupee, he did not go straightway to the bazaar.Instead of doing that, he sat down and began to think. For a long time, he sat thinking about what he could possibly buy. At length, at evening time, an idea struck him. Taking his rupee, he walked quickly down the bazaar till he came to a shop where candles were sold. He spent his rupee on candles, of which he got quite a number. Then, taking his candles with him, he made his way back to his father's house. when he got there, his brother was standing disconsolately looking at the hay spread out on the floor.
It was now getting dark. Quickly the second son stood two or three candles in each room. Then he lit them. At once the house was filled with light.
His father was very pleased with him and said, "My son, you have shown true wisdom. I am ready to handover all my money to you."
1. What did the first son of the merchant do to comply with the orders of his father?
2. What did the second son buy for his rupee? Or Instead of going way to the bazaar, what did the second son do?
3. What happened when he lit the candles?
4. With whom was the old merchant pleased and why?
5. What did the second son see when he got back home?
6. What did the old merchant say to the second son?
7. Why was the first son disconsolate?

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