Story On The Silver Key
Once a rich traveller was travelling during night. At last he reached a town. He came to an inn but found the door of the inn locked. The rich traveller knocked at the door. The innkeeper shouted from inside, "Who are you? Why have you come at such a late hour?" He continued, "What do you want? The door is locked and so cannot be opened." The rich man was badly shivering with cold.
He again requested the inn-keeper to open the door. "I am helpless," replied the inn-keeper. "It is a strange lock and can only be opened with a silver key." The rich man understood the intention of the inn-keeper, passed a rupee through a silt and got the door opened and the traveller went in.
The rich man was also very clevers. He said, "I have forgotten my bag outside. Will you please fetch it for me?" No sooner did the innkeeper go outside, than the rich man bolted the door from inside. The greedy inn-keeper now requested him to open the door.
The rich man gave the same reply. "I am helpless. It is a strange lock, can only be opened with a silver key." The innkeeper pushed the same coin") through the silt. The traveller took his coin back and opened the door.
Moral: Tit for Tat.
Once a rich traveller was travelling during night. At last he reached a town. He came to an inn but found the door of the inn locked. The rich traveller knocked at the door. The innkeeper shouted from inside, "Who are you? Why have you come at such a late hour?" He continued, "What do you want? The door is locked and so cannot be opened." The rich man was badly shivering with cold.
He again requested the inn-keeper to open the door. "I am helpless," replied the inn-keeper. "It is a strange lock and can only be opened with a silver key." The rich man understood the intention of the inn-keeper, passed a rupee through a silt and got the door opened and the traveller went in.
The rich man was also very clevers. He said, "I have forgotten my bag outside. Will you please fetch it for me?" No sooner did the innkeeper go outside, than the rich man bolted the door from inside. The greedy inn-keeper now requested him to open the door.
The rich man gave the same reply. "I am helpless. It is a strange lock, can only be opened with a silver key." The innkeeper pushed the same coin") through the silt. The traveller took his coin back and opened the door.
Moral: Tit for Tat.
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