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Excessive greed should not be practiced; rather, what is to be done should be done according to proper measure. Because of the fault born of excessive greed, the jackal met his death.
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ब्राह्मण आह-किम् एतत् ?
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The Brahmin said, “What is this?”
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सा प्राह-
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She said—
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कथा २
लोभाविष्ट-चक्र-धर-कथा
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Story 2: The story of the wheel-bearer overcome by greed.
In some settlement lived four Brahmin sons who had entered into friendship with one another. They too, afflicted by poverty, took counsel together: “Alas, shame upon this poverty!” It is said—
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