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Just Judge
Leo Tolstoy
An Algerian king
named Bauakas wanted to find out whether or not it was true, as he had been
told, that in one of his cities there lived a just judge who could instantly
discern the truth, and from whom no rogue was ever able to conceal himself.
Bauakas exchanged clothes with a merchant and went on horseback to the city
where the judge lived.
At the entrance
to the city a cripple approached the king and begged alms of him. Bauakas gave
him money and was about to continue on his way, but the cripple clung to his
clothing.
“What do you
wish?” asked the king. “Haven’t I given you money?”
“You gave me alms,”
said the cripple, “now grant me one favor. Let me ride with you as far as the
city