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A Pattern in Shakespeare's Tragedies George F. Held. time that this question has been put to Laertes . The king had asked him virtually the same question in another scene on another theme-- which theme , if I have correctly determined ...
A Pattern in Shakespeare's Tragedies George F. Held. time that this question has been put to Laertes . The king had asked him virtually the same question in another scene on another theme-- which theme , if I have correctly determined ...
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... question : " Had he his hurts before ? " Rosse's affirmative answer elicits from Siward the response cited above ( lines 13-16 ) . Siward poses no further questions , and intimates that any further details would , so far as he is ...
... question : " Had he his hurts before ? " Rosse's affirmative answer elicits from Siward the response cited above ( lines 13-16 ) . Siward poses no further questions , and intimates that any further details would , so far as he is ...
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... question them further " ( I.v.4 ) : his burning desire to question the witches implies his desire to be king . However complex the psychological reasons for his reaction to the witches ' prophecies , his reaction certainly has the ...
... question them further " ( I.v.4 ) : his burning desire to question the witches implies his desire to be king . However complex the psychological reasons for his reaction to the witches ' prophecies , his reaction certainly has the ...
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Hamlets Other Purpose | 12 |
King Lear and Macbeth the First Love Test | 39 |
King Lear and Macbeth the Second Love Test | 100 |
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