If it is a testamentary disposition at all, it is so drawn that it has
given rise to incessant litigation during the last nearly two thousand
years and seems likely to continue doing so for a good many years longer.
It ought never to have been admitted to probate. Either the testator
drew it himself, in which case we have another example of the folly of
trying to make one’s own will, or if he left it to the authors of the
several books—this is like employing many lawyers to do the work of one.