Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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Page 28
... obferve , that his Tenderness for his Father gets the better of all Sentiments of Terror which we could fuppofe to arife , even in the Breaft of the most undaunted Perion , upon the fecing and converfing with to ftrange an Apparition ...
... obferve , that his Tenderness for his Father gets the better of all Sentiments of Terror which we could fuppofe to arife , even in the Breaft of the most undaunted Perion , upon the fecing and converfing with to ftrange an Apparition ...
Page 29
... obferve further , that the King fpurs on his Son to revenge his foul and un- natural Murder from thefe two Confiderations chiefly , that he was fent into the other World without having had Time to repent of his Sins , and without the ...
... obferve further , that the King fpurs on his Son to revenge his foul and un- natural Murder from thefe two Confiderations chiefly , that he was fent into the other World without having had Time to repent of his Sins , and without the ...
Page 57
... obferve how the Taftes of Nations differ in relation to thefe Things ; fo much , that one would be tempted fometimes to think , that they did not all partake of the fame Paffions ; but certainly they vary in the Degrees of them ...
... obferve how the Taftes of Nations differ in relation to thefe Things ; fo much , that one would be tempted fometimes to think , that they did not all partake of the fame Paffions ; but certainly they vary in the Degrees of them ...
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