Hamlet Travestie: In Three ActsLacy, 1871 - 48 pagina's |
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... beauty of its imagery , and , above all , the solemnity of its conduct , there is , perhaps , no tragedy in the English language better adapted to receive a burlesque than " HAMLET ; " and from its being so frequently before the public ...
... beauty of its imagery , and , above all , the solemnity of its conduct , there is , perhaps , no tragedy in the English language better adapted to receive a burlesque than " HAMLET ; " and from its being so frequently before the public ...
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... beauty . Won't you , won't you , won't you to a nunnery go ? I told you once I lov'd you , but ' twas easy to perceive That I didn't care a fig for you , as now you will believe . In future trust to none of us ; we're arrant knaves at ...
... beauty . Won't you , won't you , won't you to a nunnery go ? I told you once I lov'd you , but ' twas easy to perceive That I didn't care a fig for you , as now you will believe . In future trust to none of us ; we're arrant knaves at ...
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In Three Acts John Poole. There is yet a beauty which Dr. Johnson has passed without notice . The Queen not only compares Hamlet's occasional patience to that of a hungry mouser , but , at the same time , contrasts it with his paroxysms ...
In Three Acts John Poole. There is yet a beauty which Dr. Johnson has passed without notice . The Queen not only compares Hamlet's occasional patience to that of a hungry mouser , but , at the same time , contrasts it with his paroxysms ...
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66 Heigho BERNARDO blarney Cheer d'ye dear Derry die game dish'd doubt drink Edition Enter HAMLET Enter HORATIO Exeunt Exit HAMLET Exit QUEEN father galloping randy dandy gammon give grave GRAVEDIGGER HAMLET and HORATIO HAMLET.-Tune hath Hey randy dandy HORATIO and MARCELLUS is't Jack Frost JOHNSON KING LADIES LAER Laertes lord chamberlain MAJESTY Merry Andrew mother never night Non compos mentis nose Ophelia Ophelia's the maid OSRIC Palace pantomime passage play poet poison'd POLONIUS POPE Pray prologue Queen of Denmark Ri tol rope of onions ROSENCRANTZ and GUILDENSTERN says Horatio SCENE sings sitting upon pins Song soon STEEVENS swear tell a dray-horse thee THEOBALD there's thou Tol de rol tol tiddy tombstone trumpet's tantarara trumpets and drums twas twill WARBURTON wdst what's whilst Zounds