Durability Of Books...Late Fees —Cagle

In Toledo, OH, an older gentleman who, as a teenager, had made off with a 700-page biography about Napoleon Bonaparte in 1949 could no longer tolerate

the weight of his transgression (or the weight of the book itself) and mailed it back to the town's library. The man had failed to check it out, so there was no trace of where the book was residing for the last 60 years.