Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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... juft Image . Page 30 . THE King's feeming to very much touch'd with a Sente of his Crime , is fupposed to be owing to the Reprefentation he had been pre- fent at ; but I do not weil ice how Hamlet is introduced to as to find him at ...
... juft Image . Page 30 . THE King's feeming to very much touch'd with a Sente of his Crime , is fupposed to be owing to the Reprefentation he had been pre- fent at ; but I do not weil ice how Hamlet is introduced to as to find him at ...
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... juft , becaule they had devoted themselves to the Service of the Ufurper in whatever he should command , as appears in feveral Paffages . IT does not appear whether Ophelia's Mad- nefs was chiefly for her Father's Death , or for the ...
... juft , becaule they had devoted themselves to the Service of the Ufurper in whatever he should command , as appears in feveral Paffages . IT does not appear whether Ophelia's Mad- nefs was chiefly for her Father's Death , or for the ...
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... Juft- nels ; I fay , it is very poffible that fuch a Piece may please the Few , and difpleafe the Many . And as a Proof of the bad Taste of the Multitude , we find in this Nation of ours , that a vile Pantomime Piece , full of Machi ...
... Juft- nels ; I fay , it is very poffible that fuch a Piece may please the Few , and difpleafe the Many . And as a Proof of the bad Taste of the Multitude , we find in this Nation of ours , that a vile Pantomime Piece , full of Machi ...
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