There are a father and his three sons. The father is rich. One day, he called his sons, and promise. "When I die, I want you to share my fortune equally. You must live toghther happily." Two sons agreed. But one brother didn't agree...
Not long after, their father died. And sons share the fortune. Two brothers were selfish. They got a lot of money, and used them for themselves. The youngest brother got little money, but he went to poor village and use them for poor people. And he became poor...
However, he met a old monk. He gave three magic gifts...
Two brothers became poor and he visited the youngest brother. He gave a lot of foods, and they begin to live together. Then they became happy. It was a promise of their father.
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Reference
Russell Punter, The Magic Gifts, 2009, Usborn (London)
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