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A miser1，to make sure the safety of his property，sold all that he had and converted it into a great lump of gold，which he hid in a hole under the ground，and went continually to visit and inspect it．This roused the curiosity of one of his workmen，who，suspecting that there was a treasure，went to the spot，and stole it away when his master's back was turned．When the miser returned and found the place empty，he wept andtore his hair But a neighbour who saw him in this extravagant2 grief，and learned the cause of it，said，“Fret yourself no longer，just take a stone and put it in the same place，and think that it is your lump of gold；now that you never meant to use it，this one will do you as much good as the other．”
The worth of money is not in its possession，but in its use．Exercises：
判断对（T）、错（F）：
① A miser sold all his property and converted it into a great lump of gold．② He hid the gold in a hole under the ground，and no one knew that．③When the miser found the gold was stolen，he wept and stamped his feet．④ The neighbour thought the gold and the stone were the same for the miser for the sake of possession．回答下列问题：
① Where did the miser hide the gold？
② What does the fable3 tell us？
