Chapter 47 introduces a story about greed. What details does it provide about this narrative and its purpose?

While Chapter 47 does not tell the full story, it explicitly sets the stage for a moral tale about the perils of avarice. The chapter calls for listeners to pay attention to a story demonstrating "how the extreme state of greed for wealth leads to a downfall." This lesson is presented as being prompted by Sai's own merciful glance. The text suggests that by focusing on the inner meaning and moral of this upcoming account, listeners will achieve the fulfillment of their purpose. It connects this theme to the previous chapter's story about the goats, indicating a continuous thread in Sai's teachings.