CHAPTER VI

JUST AND UNJUST There was a sound of cheering from the prison yard, and this brought the two of them again to their feet. Craig was stricken. In his own mind he was like a crazy man. He was a man who had committed a stupendous crime. There was no righting of it. Glimpsingly, he looked back on himself as he had been in the cell, and found that it was then he had been blessed without knowing it--serving a term on behalf of another, on behalf of a lad he had scarcely known, but whom he had pitied. Then, his conscience…