The Criminal Law Journal of India Journal May 30 1908

A ray of dazzling brightness fell from the tower across the dome of the palace of arts and rested on the figure of an 'angel pure and white refulgent against the blackness of the night. [...] The chief business of the lawyer is that of counsel as to legal rights and the maintenance through the courts of inch rights. [...] They will trust to the sincerity of a poltician in his profession of seeking only the public good ; or even to that of the most sensational newspaper rather than to that of the lawyer. [...] Several considerations rightfully affect the amount as the time properly taken the difficulty of the questions the sum involved and the result. [...] The aim of the courts is to enforce the ideas of justice which have-become embodied in the law.