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...ones there trooped . . . Who summoned those cold faces that begun To press on me and judge me ? Tho' I stooped Shrinking, as from the soldiery a nun, They...Count them for garniture and household-stuff, And see their faces, listen to their prate, Partakers of their daily pettiness, Discussed of, — " This...

...competition with him, and thus expresses his contempt for the vulgar crowd— ' . . Who summoned those cold faces that begun To press on me and judge me...nun, They drew me forth, and spite of me ... enough ! And where they live our pictures needs must live And see their faces, listen to their prate, These...

...the sudden turn to fame shall find him, for his part, well-nigh indifferent. "... Who summoned those cold faces that begun To press on me and judge me...pictures, take and give, Count them for garniture and household stuff." He thinks of the praise that was withheld, of the handsome word or two of help refused...

...the world it was, before : Mixed with my loving trusting ones, there trooped . . . Who summoned those cold faces that begun To press on me and judge me?...! These buy and sell our pictures, take and give, so Count them for garniture and household-stuff, And where they live needs must our pictures live And...

...ones there trooped . . . Who summoned those cold faces that begun To press on me and judge me ? Tho' I stooped Shrinking, as from the soldiery a nun, They...garniture and household-stuff, And where they live our pictures needs must live, And see their faces, listen to their prate, Partakers of their daily...

...They drew me forth, and spite of me . . . enough ! These buy and sell our pictures, take and give, so Count them for garniture and household-stuff, And...pictures live And see their faces, listen to their prate, 25 et seq. : Nor will I say I have not dreamed (how well I have dreamed!) of going forth in each new...

...are, it is to be feared, sad rubbish. Well did Browning make his Unknown Painter exclaim : " Those buy and sell our pictures, take and give, Count them for garniture and household stuff, And where they live needs must our pictures live. And see their faces, listen to their...

...ones there trooped . . . Who summoned those cold faces that begun To press on me and judge me ? Tho' I stooped Shrinking, as from the soldiery a nun, They...garniture and household-stuff, And where they live our pictures needs must live, And see their faces, listen to their prate, Partakers of their daily...

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