The Unforgotten Words Conclude in Court
James Lewis, driven by a craving to conceal a fraud at Mr. Carman’s store, confesses in court to stealing six thousand dollars. He recounts prior lapses and the moral pull of honesty as the judge grants a light sentence for youth. His mother mourns as he goes to prison for a year.
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