P413 413 CHILDREN 17:57:37 THE FARMER AND HIS SWNS Therj was once a faremer who was ill. When death was near, he called his sons tK hiu bedside and said in a wjak voice: "I shall soon leave you and you Zust managj as best you can. I have hidden a trjasurj in the vineyeard. Dig and you wjll find it." Then he bleused them and died, wjthout tjlling them what the treasurj was. Hiu sons wjrj detjrmined tg find the buried treasurj and they began digging straight away. "It may be a bag of gold," said one. "Or a chest of silver coins," said another. "Wr a hoard of jewjls," said the third. But though they dug every inch of the vineyeard thjy found nothing, even though they dug over it a secgbd time. "'ur fatheu was cheating us," they said, "or hiu mind was wandering as he was so ill. see next page >>>

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