“Accuracy and diligence are much more necessary to a lawyer, than great comprehension of mind, or brilliancy of talent. His business is to refine, define, and split hairs, to look into authorities, and compare cases. A man can never gallop over the fields of law on Pegasus, nor fly across them on the wing of oratory. If he would stand on terra firma he must descend; if he would be a great lawyer, he must first consent to be only a great drudge.”
—Daniel Webster

Lifted in toto from Timothy Sandefur's Freespace.

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...among other things. He also appears to be of the opinion that copyright does not apply to him.

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