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Leo Tolstoy Three Questions. The emperor wished to find the hermit to ask him the three questions, though he knew the hermit never left the mountains and was known to receive only the poor, refusing to have. The hermit does not answer, but shows the king how to help. The hermit lived in a wood which he never quitted, and he received none but common folk. When the wise men of the kingdom all give him different answers, he thought about the answers they had. A king, seeking wisdom, has narrowed down what he most wishes to know to. A king asks a hermit how to know the right time, the right people, and the most important thing to do. These three questions become extremely important to him. The king has a belief that people who could find the answers to three questions would always. Leo tolstoy's short story three questions is a kind of parable.

The hermit does not answer, but shows the king how to help. The hermit lived in a wood which he never quitted, and he received none but common folk. The king has a belief that people who could find the answers to three questions would always. These three questions become extremely important to him. When the wise men of the kingdom all give him different answers, he thought about the answers they had. The emperor wished to find the hermit to ask him the three questions, though he knew the hermit never left the mountains and was known to receive only the poor, refusing to have. Leo tolstoy's short story three questions is a kind of parable. A king asks a hermit how to know the right time, the right people, and the most important thing to do. A king, seeking wisdom, has narrowed down what he most wishes to know to.

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Leo Tolstoy Three Questions A king asks a hermit how to know the right time, the right people, and the most important thing to do. The hermit lived in a wood which he never quitted, and he received none but common folk. A king asks a hermit how to know the right time, the right people, and the most important thing to do. The king has a belief that people who could find the answers to three questions would always. The emperor wished to find the hermit to ask him the three questions, though he knew the hermit never left the mountains and was known to receive only the poor, refusing to have. These three questions become extremely important to him. When the wise men of the kingdom all give him different answers, he thought about the answers they had. Leo tolstoy's short story three questions is a kind of parable. A king, seeking wisdom, has narrowed down what he most wishes to know to. The hermit does not answer, but shows the king how to help.