Shakespeare's Hamlet: The Second Quarto 1604 ; Reproduced in Facsimile from the Copy in the Huntington Libraryfacsim., 1938 - 14 Seiten |
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... assumes , prepared the text for the first folio edition ? The proper answers to all these questions are important only as they throw light upon what Shakespeare wrote for 12 INTRODUCTION This is only one of the problems in the solution ...
... assumes , prepared the text for the first folio edition ? The proper answers to all these questions are important only as they throw light upon what Shakespeare wrote for 12 INTRODUCTION This is only one of the problems in the solution ...
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... light upon what Shakespeare wrote for the text of his greatest play and what he wished to be said and done on the stage while an Elizabethan audience heard Hamlet's story told . The most valuable aid to a critic en- gaged on this ...
... light upon what Shakespeare wrote for the text of his greatest play and what he wished to be said and done on the stage while an Elizabethan audience heard Hamlet's story told . The most valuable aid to a critic en- gaged on this ...
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... light , away . Pol . Lights , lights , lights , Exeunt all but Ham . & Horatio . Ham . Why let the ftrooken Deere goe weepe , The Hart vngauled play , For fome mult watch while fome muft fleepe , Thus runnes the world away . Would not ...
... light , away . Pol . Lights , lights , lights , Exeunt all but Ham . & Horatio . Ham . Why let the ftrooken Deere goe weepe , The Hart vngauled play , For fome mult watch while fome muft fleepe , Thus runnes the world away . Would not ...
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