Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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Page vii
... faid , in that respect , He is himself that great Sublime he draws . I would not have the Reader ima- gine , that I believe I have pointed out all the Excellencies in this Tra- gedy ; I am not fo vain as to think fo . Befides , thefe ...
... faid , in that respect , He is himself that great Sublime he draws . I would not have the Reader ima- gine , that I believe I have pointed out all the Excellencies in this Tra- gedy ; I am not fo vain as to think fo . Befides , thefe ...
Page 21
... gives us one Reason why Elfinoor was disagrecable to Prince Hamlet ; and certainly , much confirms what I before faid , as to his going back to Wittenberg . THE Page 238 . THE Prince's Reflections on his Mother's hafty ( 21 )
... gives us one Reason why Elfinoor was disagrecable to Prince Hamlet ; and certainly , much confirms what I before faid , as to his going back to Wittenberg . THE Page 238 . THE Prince's Reflections on his Mother's hafty ( 21 )
Page 59
... faid , quite impoffible to feparate them , without a vifible Prejudice to the Whole . I must add , that I am much in Doubt , whether Scenes of Profe are allow- able , according to Nature and Reafon , in Tra- gedies which are compofed ...
... faid , quite impoffible to feparate them , without a vifible Prejudice to the Whole . I must add , that I am much in Doubt , whether Scenes of Profe are allow- able , according to Nature and Reafon , in Tra- gedies which are compofed ...
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