...The busy wrinkles round his eyes ? The slow wise smile thut, round about His dusty forehead, dryly curled, Seemed half within and half without, And full of dealings with the world." Among tradesmen of a philosophic character, such as cobblers and fishing-rod makers, millers hold a...

...wrinkles round bis eyesl The slow, wise smile, that ronnd about Dis dnsty forehead daily curl'd, Seem'd half within and half without, And full of dealings with the world. There are equally felicitous stanzas m several of his longer poems, which are generally, more than...

...for an act of rashness. Our lodgings were in the Via di Condotti, at the corner of the street Santa Maria degli Fiori — a house cheerful enough in the...fraternité, by using their daggers against obnoxious individuals, and by night-encounters with patrols ; some lives had already been lost before our departure,...

...wrinkles round his eyes 1 The slow wise smile that, round about His dusty forehead drily curl'd, Seem'd half within and half without, And full of dealings with the world. TENNYSON. "MAKE so bold," Master Herbert, began the jolly miller, " a word with you." " Willingly,"...

...wrinkles round his eyes ? The slow wise smile that, round about His dusty forehead drily curl'd, Seem'd half- within and half- without, And full of dealings with the world ? In yonder chair I see him sit, Three fingers round the old silver cupI see his gray eyes twinkle...

...suggested Tennyson's ' Miller' — ' The slow wise smile that round about Mis rosy forehead curled and curled. Seemed half within and half without. And full of dealings with the world.' He believed that he had seen the cards in the Squire's hand, and on the strength of that conviction...

...Is all the boon I ask." 5. "The slow wise , that round about His dusty forehead drily curl'd, Seem'd half within and half without, And full of dealings with the world." 64. " Hermit in solemn cell Wearing out life's evening gray ; Smite thy bosom, sage, and tell What...

...the priest of Tamseng might be seen " The slow wise smile, that round about His dusty forehead dryly curled, Seemed half within and half without, And full of dealings with the world." A month after her baptism, Maria, as Bungeah was now named, was selected, on account of her great piety...

...liquid rapids of the mill-weir. The vivid picture, too, of the kindly, dusty miller, with his smile that seemed "half within and half without, and full of dealings with the world," which introduces the piece, and suggests the inequality of lot over which this boyish passion was to...

...wrinkles round his eyes ? The slow wise smile that round about His dusty forehead, drily curl'd, Seem'd half within and half without, And full of dealings with the world ! " TENNYSON. JACOB GRIMSHAW had been the Dale miller over nineteen years. His father had been the...