Reading Notes: Jataka Tales, Part B
Notes:
- Merchant who sole brass and tinware.
- The other merchant was greedy.
- They both went out to town and yelled Tinware for sale.
- People came out and bought them too.
- There was once a family that was rich and now poor.
- They only thing that's considered rich that they own is a gold bowl which a grandmother's husband used to use every day.
- The greedy man passed their house.
- The old woman told the merchant that they are too poor to buy anything.
- The child asked the grandmother to trade the bowl.
- The grandmother asked the greedy merchant if she could trade the gold bowl for something for her daughter.
- The greedy man figured it was real gold and told them that it was worth nothing and threw it to the ground.
- The grandmother told the other merchant what happened.
- This merchant truthfully told the old lady that he was not rich enough to buy this golden bowl.
- The merchant gave all that he could own for the grandmother.
- The greedy man came back and asked for the bowl back.
- Grandmother said no and the other merchant paid a great price for it and took it away.
- The greedy merchant was furious and angry.
- He ran to the riverside to stop the boat.
- The other merchant told them to not stop the boat and then reached to the city.
- He then lived a well live for a time on the money he paid for.
Greedy Merchant threw a grandmother's golden bowl, Link Text.
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