The Hamlet of Shakespeare's AudienceDuke University Press, 1938 - 254 pagina's |
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Pagina 66
... young and too " fiery " to have the reserve and poise that give fixity of purpose . His choleric disposition quickly transcends his " moderation and reason , ' " 44 and is easily diverted into evil courses , of which in turn he readily ...
... young and too " fiery " to have the reserve and poise that give fixity of purpose . His choleric disposition quickly transcends his " moderation and reason , ' " 44 and is easily diverted into evil courses , of which in turn he readily ...
Pagina 194
... young Hamlet , " when he is first mentioned to the audience at the end of the initial scene ; and , later in the act , the Ghost ad- dresses him as " thou noble Youth , " and refers to his " young blood . " Laertes says that his love ...
... young Hamlet , " when he is first mentioned to the audience at the end of the initial scene ; and , later in the act , the Ghost ad- dresses him as " thou noble Youth , " and refers to his " young blood . " Laertes says that his love ...
Pagina 196
... young Hamlet " ; and the Restoration stage seems also to have interpreted Ham- let as a youth . What sort of person then was this young man who hastened to Elsinore at the news of his father's death and later found himself involved in ...
... young Hamlet " ; and the Restoration stage seems also to have interpreted Ham- let as a youth . What sort of person then was this young man who hastened to Elsinore at the news of his father's death and later found himself involved in ...
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HAMLETS SCHOOLFELLOWS | 17 |
LORD CHAMBERLAIN POLONIUS | 34 |
OPHELIA AND LAERTES | 54 |
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