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This story is about an old bachelor and his marriage. * Once upon a time, there was an old bachelor. This old bachelor was really smart and nice, but he could not marry because he was too poor. So, in order to find a woman who would marry him, he went off on a journey. Because he did not have money, he brought just a single grain of millet. As he walked on and on, it became night, so the old bachelor decided to stay at a house. The old bachelor entrusted the single grain of millet to the owner of the house and said, "Please take care of it carefully, and give it back to me tomorrow." The owner of the house answered, "Okay, I see" However, he took the single grain of the millet and just threw it in a room. A mouse ate the millet grain that night. The next morning, the old bachelor asked the owner of the house to return him the millet grain that he deposited with him the day before, but the owner of the house could not find it. The owner said, "Maybe a mouse ate it last night. I will give you another mil- let grain." The old bachelor replied, “No! No! It should be that millet grain." The embarrassed owner answered, "How can I find a millet grain a mouse ate?"The old bachelor responded, "Then please catch the mouse that ate grain." So the owner of the house caught the mouse and gave it to him. The old bachelor went off again on his journey with the mouse. As he walked on and on, it became night, so the old bachelor stayed at an- other house. The old bachelor gave the mouse to the owner of the house and said, "Please take care of this mouse carefully, and give it back to me tomorrow." "Okay, I see," the owner of the house answered. The owner put the mouse in his pocket, and later let it free in the kitchen. A cat ate the mouse that night. The next morning, the old bachelor asked the owner of the house for the mouse that he had given him the previous day, but the owner of the house could not find it. "Maybe our cat ate it last night. I will catch another mouse and give it to you," the owner said. "No! No! It should be the mouse I gave you," the old bachelor said. "How can I find the mouse that the cat ate?" asked the embarrassed owner. The old bachelor replied, "Then please give me the cat that ate my mouse?" So, the owner of the house gave him the cat. The old bachelor went off again on his journey with the cat. As he walked on and on, it became night, so the old bachelor stayed at a house once again. The old bachelor entrusted the cat to the owner of the house and said, "Please take care of this cat carefully and give it back to me tomorrow." “Okay, I see," the owner of the house answered. The owner tied up the cat in the horse stable. A horse stomped on the cat. The next morning, the old bachelor asked the owner of the house to give him back the cat that he gave him the day before, but the owner of the house could not find the cat. "Maybe my horse stomped on it last night. I will catch another cat and give it to you," the owner said. "No! No! It should be the cat I gave you," the old bachelor answered. "It's already dead, so what should I do?" The owner was embarrassed. The old bachelor said, "Then please give me the horse that stomped on my cat." So, the owner of the house gave the horse to him. The old bachelor went off again on his journey with the horse. As he walked on and on, it became night, so the old bachelor stayed at a house again. The old bachelor entrusted the horse to the owner of the house and said, “Please take care of this horse carefully and give it back to me tomorrow.” "Okay, I see," the owner of the house answered. The owner tied the horse in the cow barn, but a cow gored the horse with its horn. The next morning, the old bachelor asked the owner of the house to give back the horse that he had given him the day before, but the horse was dead. "Maybe my cow gored it with its horn. I will give you another horse,” the owner said. "No! No! It should be that horse," the old bachelor replied. "It is already dead, so what should I do?" The owner was embarrassed. The old bachelor said, “Then please give the cow that gored my horse with its horn" No! No! It should be the mouse I gave you," the old bachelor said. "How can I find the mouse that the cat ate?" asked the embarrassed owner. The old bachelor replied, "Then please give me the cat that ate my mouse?" So, the owner of the house gave him the cat. The old bachelor went off again on his journey with the cat.