《一千美元》＄

Richard Wallin took the lawyer's thousand yuan, which he thought was no more, no less, and he didn't know how to spend it. According to his uncle's will, the thousand yuan should be reported in writing immediately after it was spent, explaining exactly how it was spent. \n His uncle gave each servant a hundred yuan and a gold ring, and so did Mary Haydon, the daughter of his friend, who lived in his house. \n Richard asked Bresson for advice on how to spend the thousand yuan. Bresson told him he could give the money to a poor man. Richard thought about it, \nFinally, he gave 1000 yuan to Haydn on the grounds that there was an attachment to his uncle's will. \n Go back to the office and inform the lawyer that the money has been spent. The lawyer read out the document and said that if he spent 1,000 yuan on charity, he would get another 100,000 yuan. If you mess around, give 100,000 yuan to your friend's daughter, Mary Haydon. \n Instead of letting the lawyer read the note, Richard lied and lost the horse and ate and drank all of it. \n Mary Haydon wrote a letter to him. The letter says, I know you love me. I know you wanted to propose to me, but you didn't do it because you thought you were poor and afraid I wouldn't want to. I am a poor woman who is determined to be with you. \n Haydn told the lawyer about Walling, so she had the same hundred yuan and a gold ring as before. \n