Show 4 the judge who always anticipated As a judged judge lord avonmore Avon Avo more had one great fault he was fesa apt to tate tak up a first impression of a cause and it was afterwards to obliterate it the advocate therefore had not orgy to struggle against the real obstacle bacle presented to him by the I 1 case itself but also wits with the imaginary ima binary i ones created by the hasky anticipation of the judge jud e curran was one day post most seriously annoyed by this ais habit of lord Avona ore WA and he took the following whimsical method of correcting it the reader must remember rem embar that the object of the narrator was by a tedious and malicious procrastination ti to irritate his hearer into the vice he be was so anxious to eradicate lawyer like they were to iline dine together atthe house of a common friend and a large jarge party were assembled many of whom witnessed the occurrences of at tb the a morning curran contrary I 1 to all his usual habits was late for dinner and at length e g a arrived v in n emo admirably affected agitation 9 why mr curran you have kept us a ul full hour waiting acting dinner na er tor for you 11 grumbled out lord avonmore avonmore Avon more more oh my dear lord 1 71 I regret it much you must know it is pot not my custom but ave yuah just been witness to a most melancholy occurrence imy god gc 1 you seem terribly moved by it take a glase glas of t wine what was it what was it 1 I will tell you my lord the moment I 1 can recollect myself I 1 had been dota detained ined at court of Cli ancery your lordship knows the chancellor sits late 1 I doi do 4 do da but go on well my lord I 1 was hurrying here alfast as 1 e I 1 did my not even chanze change my aay dressi dress 4 hope I 1 shall ahall be excused for coming in ul my boots 1 i poh never mind your boots the point co eme at onee once to the rint point of the story I 1 ohl oh I 1 will my good ord lord 0 in a moment I 1 walked here I 1 couil no not even wait to get the carriage ready it would have taken time you know now there is a market exactly in the rod road by which I 1 had to pass your lordship may perhaps recollect the market do 1 you I 1 to 0 be sure I 1 do go on curran carran go on with the I 1 story 01 am very glad your lordship remembers the mar keet for I 1 totally forgot the name of it the name the name 11 what the devil si signifies gili fies the name of it sir IV its a the cattle castle market your lordship is perfectly right it is called the I 1 castle market well I 1 was passing through that very ver y identical castle market when I 1 observed a butcher but cher preparing to kill a calf he had a tinge knife I 1 tin in his hand it was as sharp as a razor the calf was standing behind him he drew the knife to plunge ait it into the animal just as he be was in the act of doing so a little boy about four years old his only son the loveliest little boy I 1 ever saw ran suddenly I 1 across his path and he killed oh my godl god he kill jd ed the child the child the child vociferated I 1 lord avonmore Avon more 1 no my lord the calf 00 continued curran very I 1 it to olly he killed the calf but your lordship is in the I 1 habit of anticipating the universal laugh was thus raised against his lordship and curran declared that often afterward a first impression was removed more easily from the court or of Ex exchequer cheTter by the recollection of the calf in castle market than by all the eloquence of the enire e prot eanon sion 41 A wise man once said a fool judges and hears k afterwards iss Is thatchat that what is meant by anticipated anticipate dlf if so se S s good may baay folks may vead read the above with profit it if they will willed em |