湖の女神が金の斧と銀の斧くれる話あるじゃん

それを知った欲張りな別のきこりは斧をわざと川に落とした。
ヘルメースが金の斧を拾って同じように尋ねると、そのきこりはそれが自分の斧だと答えた。
しかしヘルメースは嘘をついたきこりには斧を渡さなかった。
欲張りなきこりは金の斧を手に入れるどころか自分の斧を失うことになった。
https://ja.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E9%87%91%E3%81%AE%E6%96%A7

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例えばこのサイトでも絵ではその後全部返してもらえたとも解釈出来るような部分もあるけど
文章の表現では「神さまは感心して、金のオノも銀のオノも男にくれました。」ってなってるし
はっきりと返したシーンは描かれてないで

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それにプラスして銀とノーマルの斧も渡されるとか

One day he happened to drop his axe into the water.

He wept for his loss, didn’t know what to do.

Because without an axe, he cannot make himself a living.

And then, there was the god Hermes appeared from a water, showed him a shiny golden axe.

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“Is this your axe?” asked Hermes.

The man answered, “No it’s not, mine is not that fine.”

Then Hermes showed him a silver axe and asked,

“Or, is this the one?”

“No, mine is not that beautiful either.”

“Then is this the one?”

The third one Hermes had shown him was dirty and worn-out.

“Yes, that is the one! I’m so glad you finding it for me,” said he.

Hermes was so impressed by man’s honesty, that he gave him both golden and silver axe as well.

When the man returned home and told his friend about it with overjoyed look, his friend was so jealous.

He said to himself , “I might as well get myself a golden axe.”

And went straight to a river with his own dirty axe.

There he arrived in a river,

and threw his axe into a water.