University of Nebraska College of Law - Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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debater and orator's bible. And he knows the spacious difference between naming a point and making it-driving it home. In responding, then, to the request of the editor of the 1906 Year Book of the College of Law for a word on the value of drill in argumentation for the young lawyer, the writer explodes a sig- nal torpedo Hunto, into, by, through, and acrossl' his way, warning him from the category of jelly-fish Habbiness, hazy obscurity, and lazy inaccuracy, lest trained men should characterize him as Thomas B. Reed used to portray a certain congressman: He never opened his mouth without subtracting from the sum total of human knowledO'e. 95

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