HamletPenguin UK, 7 апр. 2005 г. - Всего страниц: 400 'The Mona Lisa of literature' T. S. Eliot |
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... Polonius, the chief minister (II.2.171). 'How does your honour for this many a day?' asks Ophelia, Polonius's daughter (III.1.91). Hamlet's behaviour is indeed somewhat eccentric. He moons around in black talking to himself, rails at ...
... Polonius, the chief minister (II.2.171). 'How does your honour for this many a day?' asks Ophelia, Polonius's daughter (III.1.91). Hamlet's behaviour is indeed somewhat eccentric. He moons around in black talking to himself, rails at ...
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... doesn't reveal to the King what Hamlet has said to her, but does she allow Claudius to make love to her? He appeals to her in the ensuing scenes, in which the death of Polonius is investigated and Hamlet ordered to England:
... doesn't reveal to the King what Hamlet has said to her, but does she allow Claudius to make love to her? He appeals to her in the ensuing scenes, in which the death of Polonius is investigated and Hamlet ordered to England:
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... Polonius. She reports the death of Ophelia to Laertes, not to her husband. 'Let's follow, Gertrude', he exhorts (IV.7.191). In the last scene there is still ample opportunity to resolve the question of Gertrude's attitude to the King ...
... Polonius. She reports the death of Ophelia to Laertes, not to her husband. 'Let's follow, Gertrude', he exhorts (IV.7.191). In the last scene there is still ample opportunity to resolve the question of Gertrude's attitude to the King ...
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... Polonius observes that with devotion's visage And pious action we do sugar o'er The devil himself. (III.1.47–9) With the appearance of prayer and virtuous behaviour we disguise devilish practices. The King picks this up in an aside: How ...
... Polonius observes that with devotion's visage And pious action we do sugar o'er The devil himself. (III.1.47–9) With the appearance of prayer and virtuous behaviour we disguise devilish practices. The King picks this up in an aside: How ...
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... Polonius and the King cultivate a regime of decoys, agents provocateurs, spies, informers and assassins, such that many private conversations are open to the state regulatory system. Polonius, Ophelia, the King, Rosencrantz and ...
... Polonius and the King cultivate a regime of decoys, agents provocateurs, spies, informers and assassins, such that many private conversations are open to the state regulatory system. Polonius, Ophelia, the King, Rosencrantz and ...
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