Whistler, James McNeill · London : Seeley,Jackson and Halliday · leaf 218
jessamines, and vines, which had sprung up on their customers, set out their wares in the open air, the soil watered by blood of mediaeval knights, that all who go by may see them. The dealer in of lions and tigers, and of gladiators. second-hand furniture spreads far beyond his arch- … ~ do ENNERY Here l1ey-one wore name yj-unt Ee The entrance to the palace is towards the river, way his beds and chairs and tables, in every pitiful and, though the porter who stands in the gateway stage of dilapidation, and hangs above them his wears in his cocked hat the colours of another rusty…
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