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`` Then , you must let us see them , if you have them with you . I think my uncle , Arthur , might like to look over them ; and if they were fit for publication , he might be able to do something towards it . '' `` At all events , '' said Lord Lynedale , `` a self-educated author is always interesting . Bring any of your poems , that you have with you , to the Eagle this afternoon , and leave them there for Dean Winnstay ; and to-morrow morning , if you have nothing better to do , call there between ten and eleven o'clock . '' He wrote me down the dean 's address , and nodding a civil good morning , turned away with his queenly companion , while I stood gazing after him , wondering whether all noblemen and high-born ladies were like them in person and in spirit -- a question which , in spite of many noble exceptions , some of them well known and appreciated by the working men , I am afraid must be answered in the negative . I took my MSS . to the Eagle , and wandered out once more , instinctively , among those same magnificent trees at the back of the colleges , to enjoy the pleasing torment of expectation .