Some Remarks on the Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Issue 3Augustan Reprint Society, 1947 - 63 pages |
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... why the young . Prince did not put the Ufurper to Death as foon as poffible , efpecially as Hamlet is repre fented as a Youth fo brave , and fo carelefs of his own Life . F THE THE Cafe indeed is this : Had Hamlet gone naturally ( 33 )
... why the young . Prince did not put the Ufurper to Death as foon as poffible , efpecially as Hamlet is repre fented as a Youth fo brave , and fo carelefs of his own Life . F THE THE Cafe indeed is this : Had Hamlet gone naturally ( 33 )
Page 42
Sir Thomas Hanmer. it poffible , that fuch an Incident could have been managed better , nor more conformably to Reafon and Nature . The Prince , confcious of his own good Intentions ... poffible, that fuch an Incident could have ...
Sir Thomas Hanmer. it poffible , that fuch an Incident could have been managed better , nor more conformably to Reafon and Nature . The Prince , confcious of his own good Intentions ... poffible, that fuch an Incident could have ...
Page 58
... poffible , that a Play which turns upon fome great Paffion , seldom felt by the Vulgar , and wherein that Paffion is treated with the greatest Delicacy and Juft- nels ; I fay , it is very poffible that fuch a Piece may please the Few ...
... poffible , that a Play which turns upon fome great Paffion , seldom felt by the Vulgar , and wherein that Paffion is treated with the greatest Delicacy and Juft- nels ; I fay , it is very poffible that fuch a Piece may please the Few ...
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