Conscience Tales From A Bygone Era Of Honest Thefts
A collection of anecdotes on guilt and repentance traces offenses from storekeepers offering cheaper soup to contractors overcharging preachers. It recounts a Kansas shopkeeper’s repentance on a 25 to 15 cent stew, a Montana contractor overcharging a preacher, and a North of England case where a thief returned stolen money after gaining wealth. The piece also notes railroads profiting from concealed thefts, including aMidwestern conductor who accepted extra fares, and a student-fare scam finally confessed with a 24000 dollar check.
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Fragmentary Dutch Inconstant Game Fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet describes a droll game with small Hollanders and a gaze fixed without blinking. It mentions barges at the wharves, a clattering tune, stout wooden klumpen, and a recurring daily scene by the meadows and Suie with blue-sauce pie. The text is garbled but evokes a repetitive coastal tableau.
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