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... father's death , does not admit in policy of communication , and if it did , a repeti- tion would pall the audience ; however , tho ' this fcene altogether has the merit of pleasing pro- priety , we can by no means , unlefs Hamlet bere ...
... father's death , does not admit in policy of communication , and if it did , a repeti- tion would pall the audience ; however , tho ' this fcene altogether has the merit of pleasing pro- priety , we can by no means , unlefs Hamlet bere ...
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... father , in yield- ing himself to prison , that his father's corpfe , which had been arrested by rigid creditors , might obtain the ufual rites of burial . Sciolto at his entrance expreffes himself in terms fuitable to the feelings of a ...
... father , in yield- ing himself to prison , that his father's corpfe , which had been arrested by rigid creditors , might obtain the ufual rites of burial . Sciolto at his entrance expreffes himself in terms fuitable to the feelings of a ...
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... father's ill - tim'd mercy came too late . To remove this inconfiftence , which we cannot blame the author for , as he wrote an intervening fcene , which gave time for Jaffier to be acquainted with the matter , we would recommend an ...
... father's ill - tim'd mercy came too late . To remove this inconfiftence , which we cannot blame the author for , as he wrote an intervening fcene , which gave time for Jaffier to be acquainted with the matter , we would recommend an ...
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