Caput

1 4 |     this time almost a regular practice. You, in fact, never cease
2 8 |       have given themselves to practice at the bar and to the study
3 22|    progress, and had learnt by practice and by many a trial, what
4 24|      he merely followed an old practice much in vogue with your
5 33|    theory than on capacity and practice, and our friends here seem
6 33|       knowledge without adding practice to theory, fluency to practice,
7 33| practice to theory, fluency to practice, and eloquence itself to
8 33|     broadly between theory and practice, he will at least allow
9 33|    preparation on the kinds of practice which seem specially appropriate