Mischief
Mischief, in criminal law, is an offence against property that doesn't involve theft or conversion. It typically involves vandalism, graffiti or some other destruction or defacement of property other than arson. Criminal mischief is usually a misdemeanor. The etymology of the word comes from Old French[?] meschief, which means "misfortune,' from meschever, "to end badly."This article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by fixing it.
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government detective?"
"Reilly," said the young man.
"Reilly? But it was him that tempted me!"
"Well, congratulate yourself that you resisted temptation!"
"But maybe he tempted Heinrich, too!"
"No, Heinrich didn't have to be tempted. It was on account of
explosives and planting them all over the country. His name isn't
he's a Prussian officer, a personal friend.html">friend of the Kaiser."
Jimmie was speechless. For the love of Mike! He had been sitting in
the tobacco-pouch of a personal friend of the Kaiser. He had called
him that a real mechanic could put a ball-bearing together while he,
you beat it?
Mr. Harrod, the "special agent", informed Jimmie that he would have
way he had been taken in that he was willing to do so. He would have
would vouch for him? Jimmie racked his harassed brain. Comrade Dr.
really meant to help the Germans. Mr. Harrod kindly consented to
know, and told him the circumstances. Dr. Service finally said that
appearance before the grand jury and at the trial. Mr. Harrod added
to the matter, the government would take his word and let the
that he was free till ten o'clock next morning. He went out like a
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He had been warned not to talk to anyone, so he told Lizzie that he
morning he got up at the usual hour, to avoid exciting.
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