I will make each one convinced against his will.”
To Menzies’ they went, and, quite needless to say,
Hoteggs, after that, had it all his own way.’
“‘Moral for Barristers.
“‘If with a jury you have any bother,
Just shift the case from one bar to the other;
At the court bar your talk may do your side harm,
The pub. bar’s the place, with a dram and a yarn;
But be cautious and mind what you are about,
Otherwise “Be sure your sin will find you out.”’”[4]