Your son, I think, will do you honour.

And, man to man, you must pay him in the same coin.

We on a lower rung of the ladder must keep our hands from the ankles of the climbers above us! Make room for me on that log, my lad! Your father and I will talk awhile." Thus it was that an able lawyer took up the case of young Lewis Rand.

It was the lawyer's pleasure to give aid to youth, and to mould the mind of youth.

He had many proteges, to all of whom he was invariably kind, invariably generous.