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The story begins with the narrator describing how he met a strange beggar. One day a beggar came to him and asked for help. The beggar said that he was a schoolmaster and needed some help as he did not have money for his travels. He said that he was out of service for a year and was now offered a position in the Kaluga province, but he had no fare to travel.

Skvortsov, a lawyer by profession in Petersburg, was filled with suspicion because he had seen the man somewhere before. So, he scolded her for begging in the name of a schoolmaster and threatened to hand her over to the police. The beggar then exposes himself and says that once he was a musician in a Russian choir but had turned out to be drunk. Now he was useless.

The narrator offered to help him if he agreed to do the work. The beggar agreed. The narrator assigned him the task of chopping wood. He asked his maid Olga to take over the work from him. Olga was a woman of cross behavior. He presented the ax to the beggar. As the beggar was not behaving properly because of his state of intoxication, Olga became irritated. She got angry with the man and abused him but extended her hand and the wood was cut. After an hour he told the lawyer that the work was over. The lawyer asked him to give half a ruble and also asked him to come the next day if he wanted to chop wood. The next day the beggar came and did the same thing again and got half a ruble for him. Olga was assigned to oversee his work.

Later, Skvortsov was impressed by her calm demeanor. He liked her for his inclination to work. He offered her a ruble. Then he sent him to a friend of his for some good government job. Lushakov, as he was named, then left. Two years passed. One day, Skvortsov saw a man paying for his ticket at the theater's ticket office. He recognized him. Lushakov was. She was glad to learn that Lushakov was now in good standing in the notary's office and earned thirty-five roubles.

Skvortsov was glad that it was his efforts that turned a beggar into such a good position. But Lushakov said that it all happened because of Olga who did this. He said that Olga never let him chop wood. She used to do it herself but every day every now and then, she used to think for him. She used to tell him, “O unlucky fellow! You have no happiness in this world, and in the next you will burn in hell, poor drunk! You poor sad creature!" All this changed Lushakov's life and he was so impressed that he stopped drinking and changed himself. He was very grateful to her because whatever she did, she did it for her better future. Then, as soon as the bell rang, Lashkov left.


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कहानी की शुरुआत कथावाचक के इस वर्णन से होती है कि वह एक अजीब भिखारी से कैसे मिला। एक दिन एक भिखारी उसके पास आया और उसने मदद मांगी। भिखारी ने कहा कि वह एक स्कूल मास्टर था और उसे कुछ मदद की जरूरत थी क्योंकि उसके पास अपनी यात्रा के लिए पैसे नहीं थे। उन्होंने कहा कि वह एक साल के लिए सेवा से बाहर थे और अब उन्हें कलुगा प्रांत में एक पद की पेशकश की गई थी, लेकिन उनके पास यात्रा करने के लिए कोई किराया नहीं था।

पीटरबर्ग में पेशे से वकील, कथाकार, स्कोवर्त्सोव संदेह से भर गया था क्योंकि उसने उस आदमी को पहले कहीं देखा था। इसलिए, उसने उसे एक स्कूल मास्टर के नाम पर भीख मांगने के लिए डांटा और उसे पुलिस को सौंपने की धमकी दी। तब भिखारी ने खुद को बेनकाब किया और कहा कि एक बार वह रूसी गाना बजानेवालों में एक संगीतकार था लेकिन वह नशे में निकला था। अब वह बेकार था।

अगर वह काम करने के लिए सहमत हो गया तो वर्णनकर्ता ने उसे मदद की पेशकश की। भिखारी मान गया। वर्णनकर्ता ने उसे लकड़ी काटने का काम सौंपा। उसने अपनी नौकरानी ओल्गा को उससे काम लेने के लिए कहा। ओल्गा क्रॉस बिहेवियर की महिला थीं। उसने भिखारी को कुल्हाड़ी भेंट की। चूंकि भिखारी अपने नशे की अवस्था के कारण ठीक से व्यवहार नहीं कर रहा था, ओल्गा चिढ़ गई। वह उस आदमी से नाराज हो गई और उसके साथ गाली-गलौज की लेकिन हाथ बढ़ाया और लकड़ी काट दी गई। एक घंटे के बाद उसने वकील से कहा कि काम खत्म हो गया है। वकील ने उसे आधा रूबल देने के लिए कहा और यह भी कहा कि अगर वह लकड़ी काटना चाहता है तो अगले दिन आने के लिए कहें। अगले दिन भिखारी आया और उसने फिर वही किया और उसके लिए आधा रूबल मिला। ओल्गा को उसका काम देखने के लिए नियुक्त किया गया था।

बाद में, स्कोवर्त्सोव उसके शांत व्यवहार से प्रभावित हुआ। वह काम करने के अपने झुकाव के लिए उसे पसंद करता था। उसने उसे एक रूबल की पेशकश की। फिर उसने उसे अपने एक मित्र के पास किसी अच्छी सरकारी नौकरी के लिए भेज दिया। लुशकोव, जैसा कि उसका नाम था, फिर चला गया। दो साल बीत गए। एक दिन, स्कोवर्त्सोव ने एक व्यक्ति को थिएटर के टिकट कार्यालय में अपने टिकट के लिए भुगतान करते देखा। उन्होंने उसे पहचान लिया। लुशकोव थे। उसे यह जानकर खुशी हुई कि लुशकोव अब नोटरी के कार्यालय में अच्छी स्थिति में था और उसने पैंतीस रूबल कमाए।

स्कोवर्त्सोव खुश था कि यह उसका प्रयास था जिसने एक भिखारी को इतनी अच्छी स्थिति में बदल दिया। लेकिन लुशकोव ने कहा कि यह सब ओल्गा के कारण हुआ जिसने ऐसा किया। उसने कहा कि ओल्गा ने उसे कभी लकड़ी काटने नहीं दी। वह खुद करती थी लेकिन हर रोज हर समय, वह उसके लिए सोचती थी। वह उससे कहती थी, “हे बदकिस्मत साथी! तुझे इस दुनिया में कोई खुशी नहीं है, और अगले में तुम नरक में जलोगे, बेचारे पियक्कड़! आप बेचारे दुखी प्राणी!” इस सब ने लुशकोव का जीवन बदल दिया और वह इतना प्रभावित हुआ कि उसने शराब पीना छोड़ दिया और खुद को बदल लिया। वह उसके बहुत आभारी थे क्योंकि उसने जो कुछ भी किया, वह सब उसके बेहतर भविष्य के लिए किया। फिर, घंटी बजते ही लशकोव चले गए।


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