Someone lost an ax, and he suspected that the son of his neighbor stole it. Then he reckoned that whatever the gait, the air, the talk, and the gesture and attitude pertaining to that son had been seemingly related to stealing. After a while, he found his axe when he was digging a ditch. Someday, as he met that son again, the behavior, the air, and the conduct of the latter all signified that he was not a thief.