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M . Mason . : : You know no more than others : & c . ] That is , you know no more
than other counsellors , but you are the person who frame those things which are
afterwards proposed , and known equally by all . M . Mason , Q . KATH .
M . Mason . : : You know no more than others : & c . ] That is , you know no more
than other counsellors , but you are the person who frame those things which are
afterwards proposed , and known equally by all . M . Mason , Q . KATH .
Page 92
... Your pleasure be fulfill ' d ! after duty . Mr . M . Mason has justly observed that ,
with such a punctuation , the sense requires — Towards your sacred person , A
comma being placed at duty , the construction is - If you can report and prove ...
... Your pleasure be fulfill ' d ! after duty . Mr . M . Mason has justly observed that ,
with such a punctuation , the sense requires — Towards your sacred person , A
comma being placed at duty , the construction is - If you can report and prove ...
Page 195
M . Mason . In the punctuation of this passage I have followed the concurring
advice of Mr . Whalley and Mr . M . Mason . STEEVENS . CHAN . . Thus far , My
most dread sovereign. 3 Than but once think his place becomes thee not .
M . Mason . In the punctuation of this passage I have followed the concurring
advice of Mr . Whalley and Mr . M . Mason . STEEVENS . CHAN . . Thus far , My
most dread sovereign. 3 Than but once think his place becomes thee not .
Page 337
M . Mason . A passage in Massinger ' s Fatal Dowry may prove the aptest
comment on the third line of this despicable ditty : “ Beaumelle . [ Within . ] Ha ! ha
! ha ! 6 Charalois . How ' s this ? It is my lady ' s laugh• « When first I pleas ' d her ,
in ...
M . Mason . A passage in Massinger ' s Fatal Dowry may prove the aptest
comment on the third line of this despicable ditty : “ Beaumelle . [ Within . ] Ha ! ha
! ha ! 6 Charalois . How ' s this ? It is my lady ' s laugh• « When first I pleas ' d her ,
in ...
Page 355
Mr . M . Mason objects , that constant cannot be the true reading , because
Pandarus has already supposed that they should both prove false to each other ,
and it would therefore be absurd for him to say that Troilus should be quoted as
an ...
Mr . M . Mason objects , that constant cannot be the true reading , because
Pandarus has already supposed that they should both prove false to each other ,
and it would therefore be absurd for him to say that Troilus should be quoted as
an ...
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| Title | The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, Volume 15 The Plays of William Shakespeare: In Twenty-one Volumes, with the Corrections and Illustrations of Various Commentators, to which are Added Notes, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Isaac Reed |
| Edition | 6 |
| Publisher | J. Nichols and Son, 1813 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 7 Oct 2008 |
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