Answer:
My story was The Golden Touch by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
We see in the last couple of pages that King Midas regrets ever having the golden touch as it has cost him everything that he has ever loved. Pages 6, 7, and 8 are the pages with the resolution on them. '” Well, friend Midas,” said the stranger, “pray how do you succeed with the Golden Touch?”
Midas shook his head. “I am very miserable,” said he. “Very miserable, indeed!” exclaimed the stranger. “And how happens that? Have I not faithfully kept my
Promise with you? Have you not everything that your heart desired?” “Gold is not everything,” answered Midas. “And I have lost all that my heart really cared for.”' page 6
“King Midas bowed low; and when he lifted his head, the lustrous stranger had vanished. You will easily believe that Midas lost no time in snatching up a great earthen pitcher (but, alas me! It was no longer earthen after he touched it) and hastening to the river-side.” page 7
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