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Indeed.com slash show. Terms and conditions apply. Once upon a time, there was a peasant, and one day the peasant was working on his farm when he saw a heap of burning coals in the middle of the field. As he approached, he was astonished to see

a tiny black devil sitting on the fiery stones. For some reason, instead of running away,

the peasant decided to ask a rather odd question, are you sitting upon a treasure? And the devil

replied, yes, on a treasure which contains more gold and silver

than you have ever seen in your life. Feeling much braver than he probably should have,

the peasant told Satan that since this was his field, then all the treasure in it belonged to him.

The devil, who was sick and tired of having all the gold and silver in the

world, told him that he could have it, as long as the man gave him half of everything that grew

in the field. Half of his crops for the greatest treasure on earth? Well, that was just fine with the

peasant. But in the interest of dividing the crops as evenly as possible, he proposed that the devil

could take everything that grew above the ground, and he could keep everything that grew below.

This sounded like a fair deal to the devil, and so once they were in agreement, he disappeared,

and the peasant started planting his field.

Many months later, the devil returned at harvest time,

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