Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 211
the dignity of a new and important official posi-tion. His visit to the Juvenile Court had beenmost gratifying in its results, and had given hima new interest in life. Instead of being regardedas an offender, he had been put on the sameplane with the judge, so that he and the judgewere now engaged… … ONE OF THE INCIDENTS WHICH JIMMIE HAD TO REIORT TO THE JUDGE. would have resented it if he had thought thiswas only one method of attempting his refor-mation without sending him to an institution.But a sympathetic and resourceful judge, incharge of such a court, soon learns how tohandle those…
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