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Latest post Tue, Jul 10 2007 11:27 PM by yulysess. 2 replies.
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yulysess  +  390552 Tue, 10 Jul 07 11:09 PM

Could someone please rephrase the sentence below? What does the phrase "make a fine lawyer" mean?

But I promise you, and I promise my dear Ada, that I will make a fine lawyer.

Any effort'll be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.Smile [:)]
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nona the brit  +  390554 Tue, 10 Jul 07 11:21 PM

when I become a lawyer, I will be a good one.
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yulysess  +  390556 Tue, 10 Jul 07 11:27 PM
  Nona The Brit wrote:

when I become a lawyer, I will be a good one.

Thank you Nona, much appreciated! Smile [:)]
yulysess
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