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satisfied with his life. He lived in a beautiful palace, his subjects were devoted to him, he had

servants to carry out his every wish, and altogether he led quite a comfortable life. Despite the

luxury surrounding him, the prince wasn’t satisfied. What he wanted to do more than anything

was to walk through the kingdom and visit with the subjects. Since his own life was so pleasant

he wanted to find out what he could do to make their lives happier. He hadn’t been able to gratify

his wish because the land throughout the kingdom was extremely rocky. So much so, that

whenever he walked on it, the soles of his feet (which were exceedingly tender to begin with) got

so badly cut and bruised it was impossible for him to walk without great pain.

One day the prince had an idea; he sent out word for all the wise men in the kingdom to come

to the palace. Surely, with their combined wisdom, they could find the answer to his problem.

When all had assembled, the prince explained the situation and asked how long it would take them

to reach a solution. After conferring with the others, the oldest wise man said, “Give us three

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Approximate Pages = 16 (250 words per page double spaced)