Question

2. a thief once brought to
a King's court - charged for
stealing valuables from a
merchant's shop - the thief
wept and pleaded for mercy
- said that his hands were
wicked - he was innocent
- the hands disobeyed and
stole - hands were guilty for
committing crime - the King
said that the hands would
be severely punished - they
were to go to the prison for
six years - while he could stay
outside - the thief understood
that justice is always
supreme and overshadows
lies or crime in any form.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

a thief once brought to

a King's court - charged for

stealing valuables from a

merchant's shop - the thief

wept and pleaded for mercy

- said that his hands were

wicked - he was innocent

- the hands disobeyed and

stole - hands were guilty for

committing crime - the King

said that the hands would

be severely punished - they

were to go to the prison for

six years - while he could stay

outside - the thief understood

that justice is always

supreme and overshadows

lies or crime in any form