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... lus enter early in darkness and not see Hamlet until 803. </para></cn> <cn> </c ...
... his ‘So be it;' Horatio, then, as Hamlet's bosom friend, uses the falconer ...
... th his ‘So be it;' Hor., then, as Hamlet's bosom friend, uses the falconer ...
... <sc>Travers </sc>(ed. 1929): spoken by Hamlet, more likely to affirm his oath t ...
... elieves that Horatio and Marcellus take Hamlet to be in the highest spirits, but ...
... x201C;It becomes clear at [1927-8] that Hamlet does subsequently confide in Hora ...
... Marcellus. Beginning with Kemble, many Hamlets have seemed distrustful of Marce ...
... my </p. 15><p. 16> Lord' in Hamlet's speech is a retort to the ̵ ...
... 201C;The ‘my lord' (of the Ff) in Hamlet's speech is a retort to the ̵ ...
... e, means that he intended no offence to Hamlet, in saying, ‘These are wild ...
... fence</b>] <sc>Travers </sc>(ed. 1929): Hamlet uses the word both in Horatio's s ...
... ffence] <sc>Kittredge</sc> (ed. 1939): "Hamlet's play upon Horatio's word is obv ...
... 8216;the devil in a pleasing shape,' as Hamlet himself will again suspect later ...
... they know the better. Later, offstage, Hamlet will tell Horatio alone [see 1928 ...
... <sc>Kittredge</sc> (ed. 1939): "Later, Hamlet confides the secret to Horatio, a ...
... r faith, first Horatio, then Marcellus. Hamlet then asks them to swear on his sw ...
... reverent scene with the ghost seconding Hamlet's request. Horatio asks Hamlet to ...
... econding Hamlet's request. Horatio asks Hamlet to propose the oath. Hamlet does: ...
... another remove, and Horatio's reaction, Hamlet no longer asks them to speak the ...
... has received; an anxiety which induces Hamlet to hurry Horatio and Marcellus aw ...
... s not a diabolical tempter. Presumably Hamlet's mockery of the Ghost is intende ...