Answer:
The Priest showed an anxious, miserable, and foreboding attitude/emotion.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Priest in the Chinese folktale displayed an anxious and miserable attitude. He was anxious in the sense that he eagerly anticipated the help from the countryman when he begged him for a pear. He was also miserable in the sense that he was unhappy when the countryman refused to grant him the single pear that he begged for.
His attitude was also foreboding of danger because his actions when he was not granted the request meant danger for the countryman. At the end he lost his barrow filled with pear.