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Side 147
... MASON . I entirely agree with Mr. Mason in his explanation of this paffage , and , before I had seen his COMMENTS , had in the fame manner in- terpreted a paffage in As you like it . See Vel . III . p . 168 , n . 2. One principal fource ...
... MASON . I entirely agree with Mr. Mason in his explanation of this paffage , and , before I had seen his COMMENTS , had in the fame manner in- terpreted a paffage in As you like it . See Vel . III . p . 168 , n . 2. One principal fource ...
Side 349
... MASON . In answer to Dr. Johnson's objection it may be observed , that past perils are not defcribed as equally terrible with enfuing croffes , but are merely mentioned as an aggravation of the sum of human calamity . He who has already ...
... MASON . In answer to Dr. Johnson's objection it may be observed , that past perils are not defcribed as equally terrible with enfuing croffes , but are merely mentioned as an aggravation of the sum of human calamity . He who has already ...
Side 448
... MASON . 5 The very cafques ] The helmets . JOHNSON . The very cafques , are - even the cafques or helmets ; much less the men by whom they were worn . So in Macbeth : 66 . for fear " Thy very stones prate of my whereabout . " MALONE . 6 ...
... MASON . 5 The very cafques ] The helmets . JOHNSON . The very cafques , are - even the cafques or helmets ; much less the men by whom they were worn . So in Macbeth : 66 . for fear " Thy very stones prate of my whereabout . " MALONE . 6 ...
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