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... in accordance with the fine feeling of Shakespeare to have made the brother utt ...
... dy would not have been unmitigated. But Shakespeare has taken pains to make it u ...
... <i>to have </i>done it.' But we find in Shakespeare [cites 3436-7].”</par ...
... i>“We still . . . But we find in Shakespeare . . . “)</hanging><pa ...
... by critics of any insight or standing, Shakespeare has taken too much pains to ...
... t testimony; I think that this was what Shakespeare himself intended. It follows ...
... ng to kill him by a dreadful trick. But Shakespeare rfuses to belittle him or le ...
... o any extent ‘believe in' Hamlet, Shakespeare makes things difficult in th ...
... ment after the killing of Polonius; but Shakespeare gives us indirectly to under ...
... atorical, exaggerated expression [that] Shakespeare uses also in [<i>Ant. </i>1. ...
... fter Leartes</i>.' Q2 and F are silent. Shakespeare cannot have intended Hamlet ...
... ory but of the facts themselves just as Shakespeare presents them. In every case ...
... hakespeare presents them. In every case Shakespeare will explain himself utterly ...
... or anger, produces hasty movements, so Shakespeare has used it for hasty action ...
... These instances show sufficiently that Shakespeare intended the word to bear th ...
... n this case we could wish not only that Shakespeare had referred to such a state ...
... y follow suit. It may be, however, that Shakespeare deliberately inserted a shor ...
... n this case we could wish not only that Shakespeare had referred to such a state ...