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Hodge and His Masters

CHAPTER XVI
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Let the rain rain, or the sun shine, the pen never stays work.
Personally he is the very antithesis is of what might be predicated of the slow, comfortable, old-fashioned lawyer.

He is in the prime of life, physically full of vigour, mentally persevering with untiring perseverance, the embodiment of energy, ever anxious to act, to do rather than to delay.

As you talk with him you find his leading idea seems to be to arrange your own half-formed views for you; in short, to show you what you really do want, to put your desire into shape.

He interprets you.

Many of the clients who come to him are the most impracticable men in the world.


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