Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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... Father's Body , Like Niobe , all Tears ; Why fhe , even she , ( Oh Heav'n , a Beast that wants Difcourfe of Reason , Would have mourn'd longer ) married with mine Uncle , My Father's Brother ; but no more like my Father , Than I to ...
... Father's Body , Like Niobe , all Tears ; Why fhe , even she , ( Oh Heav'n , a Beast that wants Difcourfe of Reason , Would have mourn'd longer ) married with mine Uncle , My Father's Brother ; but no more like my Father , Than I to ...
Page 20
... Father's Tendernefs for his " Mother , exprefs'd in fo delicate a Particular ; " his Mother's Fondness for his Father , no " lets exquifitely defcribed ; the great and a- " miable Figure of his dead Parent , drawn by a true Filial Piety ...
... Father's Tendernefs for his " Mother , exprefs'd in fo delicate a Particular ; " his Mother's Fondness for his Father , no " lets exquifitely defcribed ; the great and a- " miable Figure of his dead Parent , drawn by a true Filial Piety ...
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... Father's Shade is as much . fuperior to that of Horatio upon the fame Oc- cafion , as his is to any Thing of that kind that I have ever met with in any other Dra- matick Poct . HAMLET'S Invocation of the heavenly Minifters , is ...
... Father's Shade is as much . fuperior to that of Horatio upon the fame Oc- cafion , as his is to any Thing of that kind that I have ever met with in any other Dra- matick Poct . HAMLET'S Invocation of the heavenly Minifters , is ...
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