FROM THE ABOVE OUTLINE,FORM READABLE STORY. PLEASE CHECK THE STORY WRITING from the outline. Once upon  a time in a village a miser lost his purse which contained hundred pieces of gold in it.He was in geat distress and he suddenly went to the town crier for decision.The town crier said,'offer a reward.'He thought to offer ten pieces of gold for the reward.The town crier announced,'Reward for finding miser's purse is ten pieces of gold.Few days later,a farmer came to the miser.The farmer said,'I have picked up the purse.'He returned the purse to the miser.He counted the money and he found a hundred pieces of gold.He was very happy with thefarmer.He thanked him for the purse.The farmer asked,'Where is my reward?'Miser said,'The purse contained a hundred and ten pieces of gold in it,so you have taken your reward of ten pieces.'They started quarelling with each other.Farmer appealed the case to he judge.The judge heard the case and asked,'Give me the purse.'He saw it had only hundred pieces of gold.He thoroughly examined and decided it cannot be the purse of the miser.The judge returned the purse to the farmer.The miser had overreached himself.He was angry with the farmer. MORAL:-BETRAYING OTHERS CAN DECEIVE HIMSELF. A miser loses a purse of a hundred pieces of gold—in great distress—goes to town crier—crier says he must offer a reward—offers reward of ten pieces of gold—the crier announces this —a few days later a farmer comes to the miser—he has picked up the purse—retums it to miser—miser counts the money—a hundred pieces of gold—thanks the farmer—the farmer asks for the reward—miser says there were a hundred and ten pieces in the purse, so the farmer has already taken his reward of ten pieces—they quarrel—farmer appeals to the judge—the judge hears the case , and asks for the purse—sees that it only just holds a hundred pieces— decides it cannot be the miser's purse—so gives the purse to farmer—the miser had overreached himself.