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The tone of hilarity briefly returns , but there is a new sobriety in the Prince as ,
rising to the dignity of verse for the first time since his early soliloquy , he deals
diplomatically with the Sheriff ' s charges , finally promising that ' The money shall
be ...
The tone of hilarity briefly returns , but there is a new sobriety in the Prince as ,
rising to the dignity of verse for the first time since his early soliloquy , he deals
diplomatically with the Sheriff ' s charges , finally promising that ' The money shall
be ...
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And as Hamlet is to the other figures of the play , so his soliloquies are to the role
, for in them Shakespeare shows us the raw nerves of Hamlet himself . The use of
soliloquy is one of the most brilliant features of the play , for in these speeches ...
And as Hamlet is to the other figures of the play , so his soliloquies are to the role
, for in them Shakespeare shows us the raw nerves of Hamlet himself . The use of
soliloquy is one of the most brilliant features of the play , for in these speeches ...
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In the first soliloquy , one of the troubles that he cannot comprehend is his mother
' s inability to experience true grief : ' a beast . . . would have mourned longer ' .
Shattered in part by a death , Hamlet himself contemplates suicide , asking that ...
In the first soliloquy , one of the troubles that he cannot comprehend is his mother
' s inability to experience true grief : ' a beast . . . would have mourned longer ' .
Shattered in part by a death , Hamlet himself contemplates suicide , asking that ...
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Man of the Theatre | 22 |
THREE Comedies of Verona Padua Ephesus | 39 |
SIXTEEN A Lost Play Based on Don Quixote One Last | 372 |
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Shakespeare: The Poet and His Plays |
| Autor/in | Stanley Wells |
| Ausgabe | überarbeitet |
| Verlag | Methuen, 1997 |
| Original von | University of California |
| Digitalisiert | 14. Mai 2008 |
| ISBN | 0413710009, 9780413710000 |
| Länge | 411 Seiten |
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