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 1 II  |       Alexandre Crottat, and his lawyer, Derville, to examine into
 2 VII |        professions of notary and lawyer, either barristers or solicitors,
 3 VII |          the~costs. Put him in a lawyer's office and let him learn
 4 VII |       your future? You will be a lawyer in Paris."~ ~"He doesn't
 5 VII |   law-school; from there to your lawyer's office; drudge~night and
 6 VII | important, and I have heard of a lawyer who has~just bought what
 7 VIII|         day and night," said the lawyer, from the depths of his~
 8 VIII|   expression was applicable~to a lawyer's office, it was so in this
 9 VIII|        splendidly for the rising lawyer.~ ~In the month of November,
10 VIII|    denizens of a studio and of a lawyer's office are, in~this line,
11 IX  |    difference is~there between a lawyer and an ambassador? only
12 X   |   Presles.~ ~"Ah! yes," said the lawyer, "I remember Joseph Bridau
13 X   |       him if he doesn't become a lawyer till he is~twenty-six; that