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Rabbit hada farm where he grew beautiful fruits and vegetables. He often shared his harvest with Anansi. But still, the spider was unhappy and jealous.  \nSo Anansi thought of a clever plan to takeover Rabbit’s farm. Soon Rabbit was left poor and homeless.  \nAnansi went to the market to sell the fruit and vegetables Rabbit had grown . He made so much money that he filled a big basket with it! With some of the money, he bought maize for his family, and put it on top of the money in the basket.  \nAnansi happily headed home with his basket on his head. He sang as he thought about all the things he was going to buy.  \nOn the way, it started to drizzle. Soon the drizzle turned into a heavy downpour. Anansi left his basket on the side of the road to shelter under a tree . From there he kept a close watch on his precious basket.  \nIt started to rain even more heavily. Anansi became cold and wet, so he ran into a hole.”I will stay in this hole until the rain stops,”said Anansi to himself.”At least my money is protected by the maize I put on top of it.”  \nA little while later, Vulture was flying around and spotted the basket on the side of the road. He saw that there was money and maize in the basket. So he covered the basket with his wings and waited for the rain to stop.  \nAnansi saw Vulture sitting on his basket. When the rain stopped, he came out and spoke to Vulture .”Oh thank you, my friend, for protecting my basket,” he said.  \n”Did I hear you right, Anansi?” asked Vulture . ”You think this basket is yours? No! This basket is mine. I found it here on the roadside.”Anansi could not believe his ears! ”It’s mine, I tell you!”  \n9","cbCais0I7XRbkThO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais0I7XRbkThO","pdf",1904585,"English","# The Scheme Against Rabbit\n## Anansi's Stolen Wealth\n## The Encounter with Vulture","[{\"question\":\"Why was Anansi unhappy despite his friendship with Rabbit?\",\"answer\":\"Anansi was jealous and covetous of Rabbit's successful farm, which led him to devise a plan to take it over, leaving Rabbit impoverished.\"},{\"question\":\"What happened to Anansi's basket of money during the rainstorm?\",\"answer\":\"Anansi left the basket by the roadside to take shelter in a hole from the rain. 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