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ery faculty itself of discrimination have effectually cut off every seed of envy in his bosom." Letter to Wordsworth (Lamb's Works, ed. Lucas, VI, 519). OF PERSONS ONE WOULD WISH TO HAVE SEEN This, like the preceding essay, is a record of one of Lamb's Wednesday evenings. It was originally published in the New Monthly Magazine for January, 1826, from which the present text is reproduced. It was republished by Hazlitt's son in "Literary Remains" (1836) and "Winterslow" (1850). P. 315. _Come like shadows_. "Macbeth," iv, 1, 111. _B----_. Lamb. The name is supplied in "Literary Remains." _defence of Guy Faux_. See p. 224 and n. _Never so sure_. Pope's "Moral Essays," II, 51. _A----_. William Ayrton. P. 316. _in his habit_. "Hamlet," iii, 4, 135. P. 317. _And call up him_. "Il Penseroso," 109. _wished that mankind_. Browne's "Religio Medici," Part 11, section 9. _Prologues spoken_. See Prologue to Fulke Greville's tragedy of "Alaham." P. 318. _old edition_. Mr. W. C. Hazlitt suggests that it is the edition of 1609 of which Lamb owned a copy. "Memoirs of Hazlitt," I, 276. _Here lies_. "An Epithalamion on the Lady Elizabeth and Count Palatine." Muses' Library, I, 86. _By our first strange_. "Elegy on his Mistress," I, 139. P. 320. _lisped in numbers_. Pope's "Prologue to Satires," 128. _His meeting with Petrarch_. Chaucer was in Italy in 1372-3, but his meeting with Petrarch is only a matter of conjecture. He probably did not meet Boccaccio, the author of the "Decameron." _Ugolino_. See p. 275. _portrait of Ariosto_. Hazlitt probably refers to the Portrait of a Poet in the National Gallery, now ascribed to Palma. P. 321. _the mighty dead_. Thomson's "Winter," 432. _creature of the element_. Cf. "Comus," 299: "Of some gay creatures of the element, That in the colors of the rainbow live, And play i' the plighted clouds." _That was Arion_. "Faerie Queene," IV, ix, 23. _For Captain C., M. C., Miss D----_, "Literary Remains" supplies Admiral Burney, Martin Burney, Miss Reynolds. _with lack-luster eye_. "As You Like It," ii, 7, 21. P. 322. _his compliments_. See p. 129. P. 323. _But why then publish_. "Prologue to Satires," 135. _Gay's verses_. "Mr. Pope's Welcome from Greece" (ed. Muses' Library, I, 207). P. 324. _E----_. In "Literary Remains" the name supplied is Erasmus Phillips, probably a mistake for Edward Phillips. _nigh-sphered in heaven_. Collins's "
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