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... > (ed. 1939), writing as if the word is Hamlet's, says: "Hamlet [perhaps he mean ...
... ting as if the word is Hamlet's, says: "Hamlet [perhaps he means 'Horatio"?]does ...
... horize his reign . . . . Significantly, Hamlet must explain to a startled Horati ...
... suggests that Horatio seeks to mollify Hamlet's anger. Hamlet agrees it <i>is</ ...
... Dane should ask the question, and from Hamlet's reply it would certainly be inf ...
... r odd, if he is a Dane [3826]. Possibly Hamlet's father had given up the custome ...
... was customary must have been made so by Hamlet's father. It is strange that Hora ...
... med on Danish affairs. But in scene two Hamlet is surprised to see him in Elsino ...
... ccustomed to this tradition from birth. Hamlet clearly disapproves of the custom ...
... es; —</para> <para>“<i><sc>Hamlet</sc></i>, holding the Watch with ...
... desirous to know the Meaning of, <i><sc>Hamlet</sc></i> tells him, that the King ...
... asking, whether it was a Custom; <i><sc>Hamlet</sc></i> replies, Yes; but one th ...
... led tragic flaw, that I want to examine Hamlet's meditation on the tragic flaw. ...
... Accordingly we may take Notice, that <i>Hamlet's</i> speech to his Father's Shad ...
... speak-speak' [these words not spoken by Hamlet but by Horatio, 65] to the motion ...
... t comes . . . .</para> <para>“In Hamlet's starting back there is no affec ...
... Preparation which this Critic supposes Hamlet to be in, is the same with that o ...
... hat matter significantly, those between Hamlet and the ghost, and Horatio and Ma ...
... he spirit' as Horatio has done in [62], Hamlet simply assumes that it is his Fat ...
... o only a ‘thing majestical' is to Hamlet, ‘king, father, royal Dane. ...
... of the real presence of the apparition, Hamlet has no doubts. The excited state ...
... c>Kittredge</sc> (ed. 1939): "Emphatic. Hamlet (like Horatio in [129]) thinks th ...