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It has found its way, I fear/' responded the Chancellor, "into the possession of a few very rich men of our city. It filtered through the fingers of most of our people as quickly as the goat's milk goes through the strainer. Now that the stream of gold has ceased to flow, most of our people have nothing to show for their earnings." The king was thoughtful for some time. Then he asked, "Why should so few men be able to acquire all the gold?"" Because they know how," replied the Chancellor." One may not condemn a man for succeeding because he knows how. Neither may one with justice take away from a man what he has fairly earned, to give to men of less ability."
"But why," demanded the king, "should not all the people learn how to accumulate gold and therefore become themselves rich and prosperous?" "Quite possible, your Excellency. But who can teach them? Certainly not the priests, because they know naught of money making." "Who knows best in all our city how to become wealthy. Chancellor?" asked the king. "Thy question answers itself, your majesty. Who has amassed the greatest wealth in Babylon?" "Well said, my able Chancellor. It is Arkad. He is the richest man in Babylon. Bring him before me on the morrow." Upon the following day, as the king had decreed, Arkad appeared before him, straight and sprightly despite his three score years and ten."Arkad," spoke the king, "is it true thou art the richest man in Babylon?
Answer the following Questions?
1-What is the chancellor scare of ?
2-Why man demanded the king?
3-Who knows best in all our city how to become wealthy chancellor?
4-What did Arkad ask the king?
5-Who nothing to show for their earnings?
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