and defeat.

    ts wwardly, and inside, we remain as we are.

    On tears keep collecting; on tside, ice our smiles.

    t us from tside,  person looks here.

    And t becomes a problem for him.

    he alone is unhappy.

    this fakir.

    One nigo God, ;I am not asking you not to give me unainly get it -- but at least I can pray to you not to give me so much suffering.

    I see people laughe only one crying.

    Everyone seems to be he only one who is unhappy.

    Everyone appears c in darkness.

    After all, her persons unhappiness in exchange for mine.

    C of anyone else you like, and I  it.

    quot;

    t nig, range dream.

    he saw a huge mansion which had millions of hanging pegs.

    Millions of people were coming in and every one was carrying a bundle of unhappiness on his back.

    Seeing so many bundles of un very scared, he grew puzzled.

    t by oto his own.

    tly the same.

    he became very confused.

    ;Everyt finequot; -- and t of unhappiness.

    icians and the same size load.

    t, the same.

    the fakir as dumbfounded.

    time; up to now he had only seen peoples faces.

    Suddenly a loud voice filled t;; Everyone, including the fakir, did as commanded.

    Everyone o get rid of roubles; no one ed to carry o find sucunity, we would also  away.

    And t;Now, each of you should pick up whichever bundle he pleases.

    quot; e mig t the fakir quickly picked up s