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Mrs. Weston cried like a child when she thought of her darling boy shut up within the narrow walls of a prison cell. "He will be thinking of his home," continued she. "He will think of me." MISSUS WESTON CRIED LIKE A CHILD WHEN SHE THOUGHT OF HER DARLING BOY SHUT UP WITHIN THE NARROW WALLS OF A PRISON CELL HE WILL BE THINKING OF HIS HOME CONTINUED SHE HE WILL THINK OF ME
nker did it, I know!" Captain Sedley shook his head. Though he had the fullest confidence in Tony's innocence, he desired to give his mother a perfect understanding of the difficulties of the case. After all, there was a remote possibility that poor Tony had been led to take the wallet; and if such should finally prove to be the fact, it was better for the widow to be prepared for the worst. "I do not think Tony is guilty, Mrs. Weston; but you must consider that appearances are very strong against him," said he. "I know it, sir. Poor Tony! must he spend the night in jail? Is there no way to get him out?" sobbed the widow. "He shall not want for a friend, Mrs. Weston. Farmer Whipple must have returned by this time, and I will go up and see him. But I do not think we can get him out to-day." "Thank you, sir; you are very good. If I could only see him, and tell him that I feel sure he is innocent, the cold walls would seem less dreary to him. I know what the poor fellow is thinking about. NDS OF JUDGE AND JURY TIM BUNKER DID IT I KNOW CAPTAIN SEDLEY SHOOK HIS HEAD THOUGH HE HAD THE FULLEST CONFIDENCE IN TONY'S INNOCENCE HE DESIRED TO GIVE HIS MOTHER A PERFECT UNDERSTANDING OF THE DIFFICULTIES OF THE CASE AFTER ALL THERE WAS A REMOTE POSSIBILITY THAT POOR TONY HAD BEEN LED TO TAKE THE WALLET AND IF SUCH SHOULD FINALLY PROVE TO BE THE FACT IT WAS BETTER FOR THE WIDOW TO BE PREPARED FOR THE WORST I DO NOT THINK TONY IS GUILTY MISSUS WESTON BUT YOU MUST CONSIDER THAT APPEARANCES ARE VERY STRONG AGAINST HIM SAID HE I KNOW IT SIR POOR TONY MUST HE SPEND THE NIGHT IN JAIL IS THERE NO WAY TO GET HIM OUT SOBBED THE WIDOW HE SHALL NOT WANT FOR A FRIEND MISSUS WESTON FARMER WHIPPLE MUST HAVE RETURNED BY THIS TIME AND I WILL GO UP AND SEE HIM BUT I DO NOT THINK WE CAN GET HIM OUT TO DAY THANK YOU SIR YOU ARE VERY GOOD IF I COULD ONLY SEE HIM AND TELL HIM THAT I FEEL SURE HE IS INNOCENT THE COLD WALLS WOULD SEEM LESS DREARY TO HIM I KNOW WHAT THE POOR LITTLE FELLOW IS THINKING ABOUT
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