Arguments And Speeches of William Maxwell Evarts
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I do not speak of how much I owe to my masters in the law school — Story and Greenleaf — ^but I may be permitted to say that no man can owe a greater debt to a teacher, a master, an example and a kind friend, than I owe to Daniel Lord ; and I may be permitted to say, too, that no yoimg man can be better aided in the early days of his profession than I was by Prescott Hall, my master and my friend; and my partners, still about me — ^my partners, never changed but only added to, in twenty-eight y...ears of profes- sional life — they are present at this table, and your knowl- edge of them forbids, and makes it unnecessary for me to speak of them. I recognize the debt to all — the constant ob- ligation; and when at last the seal shall be set to my life (imtil which we are admonished to call no man fortunate) I may well be deemed fortunate, if any law student, any young law- yer, or any dying veteran of the profession, shall feel, even in a moderate degree, toward me as I do toward these, my masters and my friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I do not speak of how much I owe to my masters in the law school — Story and Greenleaf — ^but I may be permitted to say that no man can owe a greater debt to a teacher, a master, an example and a kind friend, than I owe to Daniel Lord ; and I may be permitted to say, too, that no yoimg man can be better aided in the early days of his profession than I was by Prescott Hall, my master and my friend; and my partners, still about me — ^my partners, never changed but only added to, in twenty-eight y...ears of profes- sional life — they are present at this table, and your knowl- edge of them forbids, and makes it unnecessary for me to speak of them. I recognize the debt to all — the constant ob- ligation; and when at last the seal shall be set to my life (imtil which we are admonished to call no man fortunate) I may well be deemed fortunate, if any law student, any young law- yer, or any dying veteran of the profession, shall feel, even in a moderate degree, toward me as I do toward these, my masters and my friends.
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