A man who had been living with a woman in an old farmhouse left without warning. In a note, he told her that he was not coming back other than to get his possessions in the spring, and he told her not to touch them. Among his possessions was an extensive set of woodworking tools that he kept in a workshop. During the winter, the manager of the local heating oil company agreed to provide heating oil in exchange for unlimited use of the woodworking tools, which he thought were owned by the woman. After several weeks of using the tools, the manager offered to purchase one of the tools, a lathe, from the woman for about half of what it was worth. The woman agreed and the manager took it home with him. Is the manager liable for conversion of the lathe