It's have to be thought and need to have a specialOt in his hut. He had but veryAs a hurtfelt geshire and holds a special place in theWreceive the oily. It is not the material aspect of the gift, but of savings to knowof the special people in that Ives and the gifts that the- Wali Dad, a simple-hearted grass cutter, wh.thes and in fact, insists on parting with them and thought of a plan.me there lived a simpleton namedby cutting grass. He lived in a muSutine. Every day at the break ofundle it and take it to the nearesNarrator 1: Oneevening, Wali Dadgot curious andtook out his potthat makes it morto.Message on the gifts too.how much he hadsaved. The pot wasoverflowingwith coins.Wali Dad (to himself): Oh my God! So much money! I don'tneed all this. What shall I do with it?Narrator 4: Wali Dad mused over the problem the whole dayWhat do you do whenyou have something incourdarce? |ore about this unique personality.Narrator 2: He filled the coins into a cloth sack, took them to ajeweller and bought a gold bracelet.Narrator 3: On his way back, Wali Dad met a travellingmerchant.Wali Dad: Do you know a noble lady? In fact, tell me about thenoblest lady you know of.Merchant: Noblest? It must be the Queen of Khaistan. It takesthree days to reach her palace in the east.Wali Dad: Thank you, my dear friend. Will you be kind enoughto give her this gift when you visit her palace next time?Merchant: Really? You want me to gift this bracelet to a ladyyou don't evenknow existed?Narrator 4: Afew days later, hepresented the giftto the Queen.than thirty paisa a day. Of this​