The Lawyer's Young Client and Ancient Lighthouse
A country woman brings her ten year old son Jim to a lawyer to bind him out as a law yer. The colonel cautions that Jim is too young, but the mother insists he was born for a law yer. The piece then notes Britons owe the first lighthouse to the Romans at Dover, the Pharos watch tower, a Roman octagonal tower once used as a storehouse, with thick walls and Roman tiles.
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