101 to 110 of 246 Entries from All Files for "hamlet near horatio" in All Fields
... o thee] <sc>Gildon</sc> (1710, p. 403): Hamlet's “Speech to <i>Horatio</i ...
... and render him worthy of the esteem of Hamlet, are not affluence, nor pageantry ...
... onceivable. </para> <para>“That Hamlet had not misapprehended Horatio be ...
... ery comment of <i>thy</i> sloul.' but Hamlet, having told Horatio the ‘c ...
... the very comment of <i>my </i>soul'--- Hamlet's soul. To ask Horatio to observ ...
... i>‘thy</i> soul' of the quartos. Hamlet is putting Horatio in his place, ...
... y. It would have been all very well for Hamlet to have ‘put Horatio <i>in ...
... ntense direction of every faculty;' and Hamlet concludes the speech by informing ...
... r strangely prefer, on the ground that 'Hamlet is putting Horatio in his place, ...
... agacious criticism. The F my would make Hamlet's judgment the text, and Horatio' ...
... ntive in this play, where Horatio tells Hamlet the beard of his father was a <i> ...
... one side with ye Courtiers, Opposite to Hamlet Horatio & Ophelia—the s ...
... at [4.7.110-23 (3109-3112+10)], and by Hamlet to Horatio at [5.2.10-11 (3509-10 ...
... rupted before its close) is meant; that Hamlet clearly indicates this to Horatio ...
... trayal: hence it coincides neither with Hamlet's warning to the Players, nor wit ...
... at Claudius still is to everyone except Hamlet and Horatio. . . . But it isn't ...
... ed. 2006): “The word echoes from hamlet and Horatio's conversations about ...
... d. 2006): “ The word echoes from hamlet and Horatio's conversations about ...
109) Commentary Note for lines 2132-35: 2132-3 Ham.
{A} <He> poysons him i'th Garden
{for his} <for's> estate, his
| names
Gonza-
2133-4 go, the story is extant, and {written in very} <writ in> choice | Italian, you shall see
2134-5 anon how the murtherer gets the | loue of Gonzagoes wife.
... esp. lines [3.2.287-90 (2158-62)]. For Hamlet and Horatio (and surely most peop ...
... the others, including Polonius, except Hamlet and Horatio, are too deep in the ...