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... gives his dying voice for a successor to the throne . DOWDEN : The Tragedy of Hamlet . VI . Shakespeare's Thanatopsis ... give - which alone robs the grave of victory , and takes from death its sting . Here lie the materials out of which ...
... gives his dying voice for a successor to the throne . DOWDEN : The Tragedy of Hamlet . VI . Shakespeare's Thanatopsis ... give - which alone robs the grave of victory , and takes from death its sting . Here lie the materials out of which ...
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... give us a still stronger proof that although there is nothing from which he would more willingly part withal - except , as he says , " my life , " yet still does the deep instinct of his soul prompt him to retain it , though crushed by ...
... give us a still stronger proof that although there is nothing from which he would more willingly part withal - except , as he says , " my life , " yet still does the deep instinct of his soul prompt him to retain it , though crushed by ...
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... gives useful counsel : but , as the mind in its enfeebled state cannot be kept long busy and intent , the old man is subject to the dereliction of his faculties ; he loses the order of his ideas , and entangles himself in his own ...
... gives useful counsel : but , as the mind in its enfeebled state cannot be kept long busy and intent , the old man is subject to the dereliction of his faculties ; he loses the order of his ideas , and entangles himself in his own ...
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... give Laertes some violets , if they had not all withered when his father died . These delicate allusions make us think that before the distraction set in Ophelia had inklings of the foul concerns around her . All the more hopeless ...
... give Laertes some violets , if they had not all withered when his father died . These delicate allusions make us think that before the distraction set in Ophelia had inklings of the foul concerns around her . All the more hopeless ...
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... gives weight and dignity to the rest . It inter- mingles with all his actions . He traces the most trifling incidents up to their general laws . His natural disposition is to lose himself in contemplation . He goes thinking out of the ...
... gives weight and dignity to the rest . It inter- mingles with all his actions . He traces the most trifling incidents up to their general laws . His natural disposition is to lose himself in contemplation . He goes thinking out of the ...
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