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His resourcefulness will enable him through the myriad intricacies of legal principles to practice if he choose the asceticism of a monk for truth, honor and promptness and in his grasp of the facts that pertain to the various activities of life with their analogies conse- quently he need never feel obliged to indulge in any sen- timent except such as is thoroughly consistent with his own rectitude and the true welfare of others.
If he exhibits qualities of a high order, intellectual quali- tie...s that evidence a cultured, well informed and thought- ful mind, moral qualities that evidence an accurate con- ception of right of justice and good judgment and posess a personality that is agreeable it can be safely concluded that as the community becomes aware of a lawyer of this character, business will flow to him in ample degree, both as to quality and quantity.
There is one feature of a lawyer's life thatpresents a curious anomaly. His living and the support of those dependant upon him flow exclusively from fees in the ab- sence of any other income, and yet professional opinion subordinates the matter of fees to that extent, that should a lawyer admit he was practicing law exclusively for the purpose of making fees, had adopted law as a medium for accumulating he would be frowned upon by those ac- cepted as the better members of the profession; and 66 should his admissions in this respect acquire for him a reputation, such would not likely conduce to his happiness or well being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His resourcefulness will enable him through the myriad intricacies of legal principles to practice if he choose the asceticism of a monk for truth, honor and promptness and in his grasp of the facts that pertain to the various activities of life with their analogies conse- quently he need never feel obliged to indulge in any sen- timent except such as is thoroughly consistent with his own rectitude and the true welfare of others.
If he exhibits qualities of a high order, intellectual quali- tie...s that evidence a cultured, well informed and thought- ful mind, moral qualities that evidence an accurate con- ception of right of justice and good judgment and posess a personality that is agreeable it can be safely concluded that as the community becomes aware of a lawyer of this character, business will flow to him in ample degree, both as to quality and quantity.
There is one feature of a lawyer's life thatpresents a curious anomaly. His living and the support of those dependant upon him flow exclusively from fees in the ab- sence of any other income, and yet professional opinion subordinates the matter of fees to that extent, that should a lawyer admit he was practicing law exclusively for the purpose of making fees, had adopted law as a medium for accumulating he would be frowned upon by those ac- cepted as the better members of the profession; and 66 should his admissions in this respect acquire for him a reputation, such would not likely conduce to his happiness or well being.
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