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HAMLET . It is not a little surprising that Shakspeare , who was not certainly fond of exertion , should have been at the trouble to take such a character as Hamlet in hand . However pleased he was with trilling , he was nowise ...
HAMLET . It is not a little surprising that Shakspeare , who was not certainly fond of exertion , should have been at the trouble to take such a character as Hamlet in hand . However pleased he was with trilling , he was nowise ...
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With an art that demands our applause , he has contrived to place his noble sayings and actions to Hamlet's credit as a good and virtuous being , and his absurdities to a fictitious character . The assumed madness carries off all his ...
With an art that demands our applause , he has contrived to place his noble sayings and actions to Hamlet's credit as a good and virtuous being , and his absurdities to a fictitious character . The assumed madness carries off all his ...
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There was no necessity , except for the better development of the character , for making Hamlet assume madness . Under this assumption , he does nothing but run his sword through the arras , trifle with the feelings of Ophelia ...
There was no necessity , except for the better development of the character , for making Hamlet assume madness . Under this assumption , he does nothing but run his sword through the arras , trifle with the feelings of Ophelia ...
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| Titel | Lectures on the Drama Lectures on the Drama, R. B. Hardy |
| Autor/in | R. B. Hardy |
| Verlag | Reid, 1834 |
| Original von | Princeton University |
| Digitalisiert | 26. März 2008 |
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