The American Law Review, Volume 50Little, Brown, and Company, 1916 - Law |
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Page 508
... Lamb , the father , was his clerk and confidential servant for forty - five years . Mrs. Lamb was his house- keeper . Salt occupied two sets of chambers - one for the Lambs - in Crown Office Row , forming a substantial dwell- ing house ...
... Lamb , the father , was his clerk and confidential servant for forty - five years . Mrs. Lamb was his house- keeper . Salt occupied two sets of chambers - one for the Lambs - in Crown Office Row , forming a substantial dwell- ing house ...
Page 509
... Lamb and his sister were " tumbled early , by accident or design . without much selection or prohibition , " as we are told in the essay , " Mackery End . " Moreover , Lamb owed his nomination to the clerkship in the East India House to ...
... Lamb and his sister were " tumbled early , by accident or design . without much selection or prohibition , " as we are told in the essay , " Mackery End . " Moreover , Lamb owed his nomination to the clerkship in the East India House to ...
Page 510
sponsor for Lamb at Christ's Hospital , but , aside from the variation in this slight detail , the foregoing account of Coventry's active interest in young Lamb is doubtless true . Lamb has given us an interesting picture of Coventry in ...
sponsor for Lamb at Christ's Hospital , but , aside from the variation in this slight detail , the foregoing account of Coventry's active interest in young Lamb is doubtless true . Lamb has given us an interesting picture of Coventry in ...
Page 511
... Lamb payed in many ways the glad tribute of his friendship . This was Randal Norris , for many years Sub - Treasurer and Librarian of the Inner Temple . Norris became an attorney's clerk at fourteen years of age , and thereafter resided ...
... Lamb payed in many ways the glad tribute of his friendship . This was Randal Norris , for many years Sub - Treasurer and Librarian of the Inner Temple . Norris became an attorney's clerk at fourteen years of age , and thereafter resided ...
Page 512
... Lamb was an untiring devotee , was generally one of the diversions . Then , of course , there was much talk , enlivened by Lamb's incessant punning . Tal- fourd in his memoirs of Lamb gives an account of one of the Thursday evenings ...
... Lamb was an untiring devotee , was generally one of the diversions . Then , of course , there was much talk , enlivened by Lamb's incessant punning . Tal- fourd in his memoirs of Lamb gives an account of one of the Thursday evenings ...
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