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　When a rich man was about fifty, his only son was born. He and his wife were quite pleased (高兴). They took good care of him (精心照料) and gave him all he wanted. When their son grew up (长大), he could do nothing except

　(除了) gambling (赌博) all the day. Soon he lost (输掉) all his parents' money and treasures (财富) to others and had to (不得不) sell their fields and houses at last (最后). Before long (不久) his parents died (死了). From then on (从那时起) he lived nowhere. He couldn't live any longer (不再) and wanted to ask for a job, but nobody would help him. He had to beg (乞讨) from door to door in the daytime and sleep in a broken temple (庙) at night.

　　　One day, when he was begging in the street, he met his aunt. The woman had pity on (怜悯) him and began to look for a job for him. A few months later, she said to the young man, "I've found a job for you. A cemetery (墓地) needs a door-keeper (看门人). It's light work. You needn't do anything there."

　　　"Thank you very much," the young man said happily and went to the cemetery at once (立刻).

　　　But two days later the young man came back and said to his aunt angrily,"All the people in the tombs (坟墓) are lying (躺) but I have to sit there. It's unfair ! I can't work there any longer."

1．The rich man and his wife were quite happy when their only son was born.

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2．His parents looked after him earefully and gave him everything he wanted.

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3．When the boy grew up he could do anything except gambling.

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4．The young man had to sell his parents' fields and houses because he gambled them away (赌输).

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5．He lived by (靠……为生) begging after his parents died.

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6．The young man asked for a job because he could live no longer.

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7．At first (起初) he liked to work at the cemetery because the job was very interesting.

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8．Two days later the young man refused (拒绝) to work in the tombs.

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10．He disliked the job because the pay (报酬) was very low.

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