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In Oscar Wilde's "The Model Millionaire" what did Hughie do in Alan Trevor's absence? 

In Oscar Wilde's "The Model Millionaire" what did Hughie do in Alan Trevor's absence?  Correct Answer Hughie gave the beggar some money 

The correct answer is Hughie gave the beggar some money.

Key Points

  •  In the short story "The Model Millionaire" when Hughie reached the studio of his friend.
  • He saw a beggar there who was dressed in filthy and torn clothes and patched boots.
  • Hughie felt sorry for hi condition and  when his friend was not in the studio, he searched in his pockets and gave the beggar a coin out of sympathy.

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