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Pagina 6
Two nights to watch these gentlemen went , “ Heigbo ! " says Horatio ; When , just at the time when the night was spent , A spectre to frighten them thither was sent ; With his tomb - stone , jaw - bone , skull , shroud and skeleton ...
Two nights to watch these gentlemen went , “ Heigbo ! " says Horatio ; When , just at the time when the night was spent , A spectre to frighten them thither was sent ; With his tomb - stone , jaw - bone , skull , shroud and skeleton ...
Pagina 7
... night , And beg a conversation with the sprite : If in my father's form it come to scare me , I'll speak to it , should e'en Old Harry dare me . ( T. Hor . and Mar. ) Don't let the cat out of the bag , I prythee . Horatio .
... night , And beg a conversation with the sprite : If in my father's form it come to scare me , I'll speak to it , should e'en Old Harry dare me . ( T. Hor . and Mar. ) Don't let the cat out of the bag , I prythee . Horatio .
Pagina 10
I like a joke myself ; but ' tis not right To come and frighten us to death at night . Say , why is this ? and straight the reason tell us , For fright'ning me , Horatio , and Marcellus.Horatio . He'd have a tête - à - tête with you ...
I like a joke myself ; but ' tis not right To come and frighten us to death at night . Say , why is this ? and straight the reason tell us , For fright'ning me , Horatio , and Marcellus.Horatio . He'd have a tête - à - tête with you ...
Pagina 12
Behold in me your father's sprite , Ri tol tiddy tol de ray , Doom'd for a term to walk the night , Tiddy , riddy , & c . You'll scarce believe me when I say , That I'm bound to fast in fires all day , Till my crimes are burnt and ...
Behold in me your father's sprite , Ri tol tiddy tol de ray , Doom'd for a term to walk the night , Tiddy , riddy , & c . You'll scarce believe me when I say , That I'm bound to fast in fires all day , Till my crimes are burnt and ...
Pagina 14
Marcellus . Not I. Horatio . I'm silent as a post . Hamlet . He said each Danish villian is a knave ! Horatio . That all ? -He might have staid then in his grave . Hamlet . That's as he pleases . So good night 14 HAMLET TRAVESTIE .
Marcellus . Not I. Horatio . I'm silent as a post . Hamlet . He said each Danish villian is a knave ! Horatio . That all ? -He might have staid then in his grave . Hamlet . That's as he pleases . So good night 14 HAMLET TRAVESTIE .
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Hamlet Travestie, with Burlesque Annotations Hamlet Travestie,: With Burlesque Annotations, John Poole |
| Auteur | John Poole |
| Uitgever | Reprinted for private distribution, 1866 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de New York Public Library |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 13 april 2009 |
| Lengte | 109 pagina's |
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