Humour of the Law Forensic Anecdotes
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When Thomas Goold, Master in Chancery, had taken the house in Merrion Square, Bethel called and expressed his wish to see it. The master had no desire to encourage his visits, but could not refuse to show him the house. As he did not offer him luncheon, which was what Bethel sought, the disappointed barrister, on going down a back stair where the light was dim, FORENSIC ANECDOTES. 183 grumbled, "A man might easier break his neck, than break his fast in this house. " Even this broad hint was not... taken ; so, when parting. Bethel said, " I declare, master, it is more than six years since you gave me a dinner. " " Six years, is it ? " said the master, as he bowed his importunate visitor out ; " then you are barred by the statute of limitations, sir, " LAWYER'S BAGS.
HAT lawyers towards the end of the seventeenth century carried green bags, instead of the crimson or blue bag in use at the present day, is evident from various passages in the dramatists of that period. Thus, in Wycherley's Plain Dealer, one of the principal characters is Widow Black- acre, " a petulant litigious woman, always in law, and mother of Jerry Blackacre, a true raw squire, under age and his mother's government, bred to the law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Thomas Goold, Master in Chancery, had taken the house in Merrion Square, Bethel called and expressed his wish to see it. The master had no desire to encourage his visits, but could not refuse to show him the house. As he did not offer him luncheon, which was what Bethel sought, the disappointed barrister, on going down a back stair where the light was dim, FORENSIC ANECDOTES. 183 grumbled, "A man might easier break his neck, than break his fast in this house. " Even this broad hint was not... taken ; so, when parting. Bethel said, " I declare, master, it is more than six years since you gave me a dinner. " " Six years, is it ? " said the master, as he bowed his importunate visitor out ; " then you are barred by the statute of limitations, sir, " LAWYER'S BAGS.
HAT lawyers towards the end of the seventeenth century carried green bags, instead of the crimson or blue bag in use at the present day, is evident from various passages in the dramatists of that period. Thus, in Wycherley's Plain Dealer, one of the principal characters is Widow Black- acre, " a petulant litigious woman, always in law, and mother of Jerry Blackacre, a true raw squire, under age and his mother's government, bred to the law.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacob Larwood to read onlineMoreLess
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