Once upon a time, a merchant named Aladdin traveled far and wide to sell his wares.

  One day, he stumbled upon a strange old man who was selling a chair unlike any other. The chair was made of beautiful, shimmering wood and had intricate carvings of dragons and phoenixes.

  But what made the chair truly special was that it was said to be magic. The old man claimed that whoever sat in the chair would be granted three wishes.

  Aladdin was skeptical, but he couldn't resist the allure of such a unique item. He haggled with the old man and eventually bought the chair for a hefty sum.

  Aladdin returned the chair to his home and sat in it, unsure what to wish for. Suddenly, he was struck with an idea. He wished for a chest full of gold coins to appear before him. To his amazement, the chest materialized right in front of him.

  Over the next few days, Aladdin experimented with the chair, making wishes for all sorts of things. He wished for a beautiful wife, a grand mansion, and even a pet tiger. Each time, the chair granted his wish without fail.

  But as time went on, Aladdin began to realize that his wishes were not bringing him true happiness. His wife was vain and shallow, his mansion was cold and empty, and his tiger was more trouble than it was worth. He began to regret ever buying the magic chair.

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  One day, Aladdin decided to sell the chair. He took it to the marketplace and set up a stall, hoping to find a buyer. But no one was interested in the chair. They all thought it was just a silly old piece of furniture.

  As the day wore on, Aladdin grew more and more desperate. He needed to sell the chair to recoup his losses, but no one was willing to pay a fair price. Just as he was about to give up, a young girl approached his stall. The girl was blind and had been led to the marketplace by her faithful dog. She asked Aladdin what he was selling, and he told her about the magic chair. To his surprise, the girl was interested. She said that she had always dreamed of seeing the world, but her blindness had held her back. Aladdin was moved by the girl's story and decided to give her the chair for free.

  He helped her into the chair and watched as she made her first wish. She wished to see the world. To Aladdin's amazement, the chair began to glow and shake. Suddenly, the girl was lifted into the air and carried away on a magical journey. Aladdin watched in awe as the chair took the girl to all corners of the earth, showing her the wonders of the world she had never been able to see before.

  When the girl returned, she was filled with joy and wonder. She thanked Aladdin for giving her the chair and promised to cherish it always. Aladdin realized that the true magic of the chair was not in granting wishes but in bringing happiness to those who needed it most.

  From that day on, Aladdin became known as the merchant who gave away the magic chair. He traveled the world, seeking out those who needed its magic the most and giving it to them freely. And though he never made another wish on the chair, he knew that he had found true happiness in giving to others.