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"You mean the Western Express robbery two weeks ago?" "Sure I mean that. Say the Rutherford outfit did that job." "And that Dingwell got evidence of it. But then they would kill him." The heart of the young man sank. He had a warm place in it for this unknown friend who had paid his law-school expenses. "You're forgetting about the gold mine Dave claimed to have found in Lonesome Park.
It was impossible for those who met Philip Burnett after he had left college, and taken his degree in the law-school, and spent a year, more or less studiously, in Europe, to really know him if they had not known the dreaming boy in his early home, with all the limitations as well as the vitalizing influences of his start in life.
Favoral; and he was now glad, he added, of an opportunity to relieve his conscience by a full confession. Thus the cashier discovered, one by one, all his son's tricks. He heard that he was almost unknown at the law-school, that he spent his days in the cafes, and that, in the evening, when he believed him in bed and asleep, he was in fact running out to theatres and to balls.
Oscar then did the errands of the office and prepared his lessons for the law-school, and prepared them elaborately; for Godeschal, and frequently Desroches himself, pointed out to their pupil authors to be looked through and difficulties to overcome.
He read with the celebrated Judges Reeve and Gould, at Litchfield, Connecticut. At the period of his study this was the only law-school in the United States. Many anecdotes of his peculiarities during his residence at the school were related by his preceptors to the young gentlemen from Georgia who followed him in the office in after years.
Lincoln's Inn had for dependent schools Furnival's Inn and Thavies Inn the latter of which hostels was inhabited by law-students in Edward III.'s time. The subordinate seminaries of Gray's Inn, in Dugdale's time, were Staple Inn and Barnard's Inn. Originally the Exchange of the London woolen merchants, Staple Inn was a law-school as early as Henry V.'s time.
Most Southern school systems, although they had developed two separate institutions, had not established separate graduate and professional facilities for Negroes. Marshall decided to attack the school question on the graduate, professional, and law-school level.
"They vaunted themselves upon the antiquity of their line, and were more liberal in allusions to departed grandeur than was quite well-bred. When I knew them they were not wealthy, or in what they would have called 'society. Indeed, the mother kept a private boarding-house near the law-school I attended. There were several sons very decent, enterprising fellows.
Grace was never light-hearted, as when I first knew her, no woman of worth and tenderness would have been, but still she was happily and sweetly contented, completely bound up in her husband, thinking almost of nothing but him, and caring for nothing but his love. "When I came back from the law-school, I went to see them as soon as I was settled.
I may not be any Rockefeller or James J. Shakespeare, but I certainly do know my own mind, and I do keep right on plugging along in the office and Do you know the latest? Far as I can figure out, Ted's new bee is he'd like to be a movie actor and And here I've told him a hundred times, if he'll go to college and law-school and make good, I'll set him up in business and Verona just exactly as bad.
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