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And here is a parable about friendship and honesty:

"In ancient Greece, there lived two other Dionysius and Evandr. Once Dionysus had been arrested. He owed the ruler of the city Tuliyu large sum of money, but he had nothing to give.
Then Dionysius was sentenced to death. He was very sad, because at home he left his family - his wife and child.
He asked Tulia, that he let him leave with his family. And in custody until his friend sit Evandr. Thulium laughed at such a ridiculous ploy, but dismissed the debtor:
- Look, if you do not come back, we will hang Evandra instead of you!
Dionysius sad left. Already come, but he never returned. Evandra led to his execution. And through the crowd broke through Dionysius:
- Sorry, dear, I hesitated a bit. How nice that I could!
The governor of Thulium was very surprised:
- I will reward you for your honesty! I will grant you your life. And let me be your friend. "

"The wisdom than gold, but honesty, fairness and dignity is more important than all wisdom" - Absheron.