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  2. KIT: A MEMORY.

    THREE is something in the jargon of the law, independent of its subtleties and pretences, its juggling and delays, which ia peculiarly offensive to the man of culture. Its prolixities and repetitions — the purpose of which he knows, whatever excuses ... [ILLUSTRATED]

    Article : 1,734 words
  3. CHAPTER XLVIII

    Dr. Meade had a large heart, and it had a corner in it for Christopher Garston and his perilous case, notwithstanding that, as we know, he had no high opinion of his morale; but charity began at home with him, aB with most of us, and in the troubles ...

    Article : 2,493 words
  4. CHAPTER XLIX.

    A peculiarity of the law of England, which no doubt adds to its terrors to persons of imagination, is the quietness with which it goes about its work. Until the judge in his wig and gown ia actually beheld upon the bench there ia nothing ostentatious ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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