Cupidity

There was an Arabian merchant who owned a strong and very beautiful horse that could travel long distant so that he was so proud about his hose. There also was a merchant who owned a camel. Having seen about the horse, the owner of camel liked so much that he could not help changing the hose with his camel.
So he offered the owner of horse to change the horse with his camel but the first one denied because he loved his horse and always impressed himself his possession about it and he wanted to won it as long as he lived. The second merchant insisted on that changing again offering his prosperity. The first merchant’s answer was the same.
The second merchant thought various ways to won the horse. One day, wearing worn out of clothes, he pretended as a sick person on the way coming of the first merchant. Having seen the sick person, he took off quickly from his horse and took him on his horse’s back. As soon as the second merchant was on it , he said the first merchant that he had to think many way to get this hose and offered again and again but he was refused and now he was on the hose’s back so he owned this horse. At the time the second merchant told him, “Ok, now this hose belongs to you, but I would like to request you not to say the true that how you get this horse. Why? The second merchant asked him. If you had said that true how you got it, who dares to rescue like the sick person, so always remember this word. Hearing that, he was silent at the moment and took off quickly from hose and apologized following words,
Cupidity and attachment destroyed my dignity and honest and now I felt shy and remorseful about my character.

Cupidity

There was an Arabian merchant who owned a strong and very beautiful horsee that could travel long distant so that he was so proud about his horse. There also was a merchant who owned a camel. Having seen about the hose, the owner of camel liked so much that he could not help changing the hose with his camel.
So he offered the owner of horse to change the hose with his camel but the first one denied because he loved his horse and always impressed himself his possession about it and he wanted to won it as long as he lived. The second merchant insisted on that changing again offering his prosperity. The first merchant’s answer was the same.
The second merchant thought various ways to won the horse. One day, wearing worn out of clothes, he pretended as a sick person on the way coming of the first merchant. Having seen the sick person, he took off quickly from his horse and took him on his hose’s back. As soon as the second merchant was on it , he said the first merchant that he had to think many way to get this horse and offered again and again but he was refused and now he was on the hose’s back so he owned this hose. At the time the second merchant told him, “Ok, now this hose belongs to you, but I would like to request you not to say the true that how you get this house. Why? The second merchant asked him. If you had said that true how you got it, who dares to rescue like the sick person, so always remember this word. Hearing that, he was silent at the moment and took off quickly from hose and apologized following words,
Cupidity and attachment destroyed my dignity and honest and now I felt shy and remorseful about my character.