The Late Henry F. Durant Was A

striking example of the opposite temperament. When he had once taken up a case his who'e personality seerned to be absorbed in it. He let't notbing undone that could iibtly assist cliënt. He became himsolf the plaintiff or the defendant. It was bis case ; be was the ono seeking justice, ho was determined to secure it ; and so terribly eainest did he become in the progress of a suit. so much of his own being went out of his cliënt - he put himself. in fact, so completely in his plac8 - that after obtaining a verdict (asually favorable) he was often completely worn out and physically overtme.