In ancient times, in northern England, a farmer bought a piece of land inhabited by a boggart.
The boggart is a short, furry, hairy creature. He has inhabited the land for hundreds of years for generations.
When the farmer was about to cultivate the land, Bogbart was angry. He argued long with the farmers.
Finally they agreed to cultivate the land together and share the two crops.
However, greedy farmers. It makes sense to cheat the Boggart in a share of the harvest.
"You want what part of the harvest? Top or bottom?" asked the farmer.
"I want the bottom," replied the boggart.
Then, farmers grow grain. When the harvest arrives, the farmer gets his wheat seeds, while the Boggart only gets the stems and roots.
Boggart is furious that he does not get the crop. "Next time, I want the top," said Boggart to the farmers.
Farmers do not run out of reason, he planted potatoes. When the harvest arrives, farmers get potato tubers that grow underground. Meanwhile, the boggart only gets useless stems and potato leaves.
Farmers laugh out loud to see his tricks are able to deceive the Boggart. Boggart is furious. Since then, he went into the forest and forever did not come back again. However, until now the Boggart still hold a grudge against the farmers and their descendants.
He often did the act in the farmers' houses in England. He shows up at night and steals things from inside the house. He also often makes horses and farm animals owned by farmers paralyzed.
Moral Message from Legend Stories of British Farmers and Boggarts is Do not be a greedy, cheating child. People who are greedy and cranky. A greedy and cheating organization will not be appreciated by anyone else. Everyone will hate and stay away from people who are greedy and cheat.