Yes. He did not order the hermit to answer; he waited patiently, took the spade and dug the beds for hours like a common labourer. He also acted as a good, kind person: he felt sorry for the frail hermit and worked for him, and he washed and bandaged the wounded stranger again and again, gave him water, carried him into the hut and later forgave him and sent his physician to attend to him.
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