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Here is a first-class county cricketer. For him to cut a ball to the boundary is as easy as kiss hands. Yet, when he stands on the tee and puts the very best that is in him into the task of striking the wee white ball teed up before him, the odds are that he will simply send up a splutter of sand and find the ball a couple of yards in front of him instead of, as it ought to be, a couple of hundred. Here is a skilful advocate. He can cause anO ld Bailey jury to melt into tears. He takes the club in his hands with the air of a man who is insulted rather than otherwise at being asked to do so simple a thing as strike it fairly in the face. After four or five attempts his countenance begins to wear a far-off and chastened expression which no judge or jury in the land have ever looked upon. Here is a great divine. In his time he was a Wrangler. He is one of the Cumini Sec tores of theological dialectics.
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