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Updated: May 29, 2025
Two persons agree to live together in Chambers on principles of pure equality and mutual assistance but when it comes to the push, one of them finds that the other always insists on his fetching water from the pump in Hare-court, and cleaning his shoes for him.
Illegitimacy, according to some old authors, wears out in the third generation, enabling a natural son's descendant to resume the ancient coat-of-arms. Lamb refers to this sanction. Hare-court. Writing to Coleridge in June, 1809, Lamb says: "The rooms are delicious, and the best look backwards into Hare Court, where there is a pump always going.
Your lock-smiths, I take it, are some of your great capitalists. I am insensibly chatting to you as familiarly as when we used to exchange good-morrows out of our old contiguous windows, in pump-famed Hare-court in the Temple. Why did you ever leave that quiet corner?
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