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[i]n Principle And In Practice, In A Right Track And In A Wrong One, The Rarest Of All Human Qualities Is Consistency.

Without Publicity, No Good Is Permanent; Under The Auspices Of Publicity, No Evil Can Continue.

All Punishment Is Mischief; All Punishment In Itself Is Evil.

The Power Of The Lawyer Is In The Uncertainty Of The Law.

In The Mind Of All, Fiction, In The Logical Sense, Has Been The Coin Of Necessity;—in That Of Poets Of Amusement—in That Of The Priest And The Lawyer Of Mischievous Immorality In The Shape Of Mischievous Ambition,—and Too Often Both Priest And Lawyer Have Framed Or Made In Part This Instrument.