THE LAWYER.

The law my calling is;

My robe, my tongue, my pen

Wealth and opinion gain

And make me judge of men.

The known dishonest cause,

I never did defend

Nor spun out suits in length,

But wish'd and sought an end;

Nor counsel did bewray,

Nor of both parties take,

Nor ever took I fee

For which I never spake.

Lyrics from the Song-Books of the Elizabethan Age · 第 26 / 37 题