HamletUniversity Society, 1901 - 251 Seiten |
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... grave and angrily contests with Laertes , who also has just returned , the place of chief mourner . Laertes in turn desires to kill Hamlet , for he regards the Prince as the cause of all the woes that have fallen upon his house . Seeing ...
... grave and angrily contests with Laertes , who also has just returned , the place of chief mourner . Laertes in turn desires to kill Hamlet , for he regards the Prince as the cause of all the woes that have fallen upon his house . Seeing ...
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... grave of Ophelia , does he lose his self - possession ; and the result in this case only goes to prove how firmly he retains it everywhere else . It is matter of common observation , that extreme emotions naturally express themselves by ...
... grave of Ophelia , does he lose his self - possession ; and the result in this case only goes to prove how firmly he retains it everywhere else . It is matter of common observation , that extreme emotions naturally express themselves by ...
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... grave , suddenly does execution on the guilty King , plucks the poison from Horatio's hand , and gives his dying voice for a successor to the throne . DOWDEN : The Tragedy of Hamlet . VI . Shakespeare's Thanatopsis Voiced in Hamlet ...
... grave , suddenly does execution on the guilty King , plucks the poison from Horatio's hand , and gives his dying voice for a successor to the throne . DOWDEN : The Tragedy of Hamlet . VI . Shakespeare's Thanatopsis Voiced in Hamlet ...
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... grave of Ophelia is one of those effects of contrast in poetry , in character , and in feeling , at once natural and unexpected ; which fill the eye , and make the heart swell and tremble within itself - like the nightingales singing in ...
... grave of Ophelia is one of those effects of contrast in poetry , in character , and in feeling , at once natural and unexpected ; which fill the eye , and make the heart swell and tremble within itself - like the nightingales singing in ...
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... grave to gay , from lively to severe , " from his every - day character to personated lunacy . He divines , with the rapidity of lightning , the nature and motives of those who are brought into con- tact with him , fits in a moment his ...
... grave to gay , from lively to severe , " from his every - day character to personated lunacy . He divines , with the rapidity of lightning , the nature and motives of those who are brought into con- tact with him , fits in a moment his ...
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