What is the primary story introduced in Chapter 47, and what is its intended moral?

Chapter 47 serves as an introduction to a significant story concerning the consequences of avarice. After referencing the previous chapter's story about goats, the text explicitly states its new focus. As detailed in Chapter 47, listeners are prompted to "listen now with attention to this story of how the extreme state of greed for wealth leads to a downfall." The chapter emphasizes that by focusing on the inner meaning and moral of this account, which comes directly from Sai, the listener can achieve fulfillment and find peace from the weariness of worldly life.