Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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... scene , we shall find it is necessary towards the whole plot of the Play " ; he speaks of I , iv as an " important Scene , on which turns the Whole Play " ; the killing of Polonious , be explains , " was in Conformity to the Plan ...
... scene , we shall find it is necessary towards the whole plot of the Play " ; he speaks of I , iv as an " important Scene , on which turns the Whole Play " ; the killing of Polonious , be explains , " was in Conformity to the Plan ...
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... Scene . HAMLET receives the Account they give him with fuch a Surprize as is very natural , and particularly his breaking off from the Con- fequence of his ... SCENE SCENE in Polonius's Houfc . Enter Laertes and Ophelia , ( 22 )
... Scene . HAMLET receives the Account they give him with fuch a Surprize as is very natural , and particularly his breaking off from the Con- fequence of his ... SCENE SCENE in Polonius's Houfc . Enter Laertes and Ophelia , ( 22 )
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... Scene , we shall find it is neceflary towards the whole Plot of the Play , and is by no Means an Epi- fode . As to Laertes's Character , I fhall fay fome thing of it elfe where . Page 246 . SCENE . The Platform before the Palace . Enter ...
... Scene , we shall find it is neceflary towards the whole Plot of the Play , and is by no Means an Epi- fode . As to Laertes's Character , I fhall fay fome thing of it elfe where . Page 246 . SCENE . The Platform before the Palace . Enter ...
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