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However, despite the lack of background details as a context for the apoplectic attorney, Furniss in describing the plaintiff's barrister, the ridiculously named Sergeant Buzfuz, was illustrating a specific textual moment in the trial which the illustrator probably expected alert readers to connect to his drawing.
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Sergeant Buzfuz are a seven-piece band based in London. Their musical style has been referred to as indie folk, psychedelic pop and anti-folk. They take their name from Serjeant Buzfuz, the prosecuting counsel in the trial scene in The Pickwick Papers by Charles Dickens.
Serjeant Buzfuz began by saying that never, in the whole course of his professional experience—never, from the very first moment of his applying himself to the study and practice of the law—had he approached a case with feelings of such deep emotion, or with such a heavy sense of the responsibility imposed upon him—a responsibility, he ...
15. Mai 2012 · 514 views 11 years ago. Lawyer Buzfuz (Craig Blair) makes his long-winded opening statement in the prosecution of Mr. Pickwick. This speech is the combination of two lawyers into one (Buzfuz ...
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18. Dez. 2006 · SergeantBuzfuz. 56 subscribers. 8. 2.3K views 17 years ago. https://open.spotify.com/track/23OXV6... Video for 'Swallows', the opening track of Sergeant Buzfuz's third album 'The Jewelled...
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Character Name. Buzfuz, Sergeant. Character Description. Counsel for Mrs. Bardell. "Then there entered two or three more Serjeants; and among them one with a fat body and a red face, who nodded in a friendly manner to Mr. Serjeant Snubbin, and said it was a fine morning ". Book Title - Featuring Character. Pickwick Papers, The. Alternative Title.
