A Lesson in Truth From Family and Business Ethics
Luke Wharton learns the danger of loose speech as his mother and lover urge honesty and restraint. After a harmful rumor about neighbor Mr. Simmons, he confronts the misjudgment, seeks forgiveness from Samuel Lovejoy, and agrees to share a store deal with Lovejoy’s backing, shaping a revival of character and enterprise.
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