Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 63Virginia State Bar Association, 1952 - Bar associations |
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... thing I might warn you about . The dining room will be unusually crowded tonight , so don't tarry at the reception too long . Try to get to the dining room early . The C. & O. reception is this evening , as everyone knows . The other thing ...
... thing I might warn you about . The dining room will be unusually crowded tonight , so don't tarry at the reception too long . Try to get to the dining room early . The C. & O. reception is this evening , as everyone knows . The other thing ...
Page 229
... thing for the judge to speak up ; more often it is better for him to listen . So much for part one , illustrative of just a few of the things I have learned about myself . If I tried to tell you all of them , we would be here all night ...
... thing for the judge to speak up ; more often it is better for him to listen . So much for part one , illustrative of just a few of the things I have learned about myself . If I tried to tell you all of them , we would be here all night ...
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... thing I most feared was that I might become stuffy . It is so easy for a judge to become convinced of his own importance . Everyone keeps telling him what a wonderful person he is and the first thing you know he begins to believe it ...
... thing I most feared was that I might become stuffy . It is so easy for a judge to become convinced of his own importance . Everyone keeps telling him what a wonderful person he is and the first thing you know he begins to believe it ...
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