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3. In Chapter I, Pahom's wife says, "Loss and gain are brothers twain." How is this proverb proven
true in this short story?

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Answer:

At first, Pahom expanded his land, but soon realized he needed even more space. Pahom's relentless pursuit of his goal ultimately cost him his life. An excellent opportunity was lost because of his selfishness.

Explanation:

When all anybody actually needs is somewhere to be buried, Pahom kept trying to buy more and more property. His passing should serve as a reminder that the lifelong pursuit of material comfort is unnecessary. In other words, everything you need is already in your possession.

In Tolstoy’s “How Much Land Does a Man Need?”

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