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...apparition ; that it is a delirium of the heat-oppressed brain, directed by the enemy of souls ; " Yea, and, perhaps, Out of my weakness and my melancholy...potent with such spirits). Abuses me to damn me." The old question of Hamlet's madness is at once answerable from this very reason, that he is even reasoning...

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