A Handbook of English Literature
A Handbook of English Literature
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The duty SPECIAL PLAYS. 167 of revenge on Claudius is solemnly laid upon him. He determines to feign madness to avoid suspicion. Mean- time Ophelia, whom he loves, has been warned by her brother Laertes and her father Polonius, to reject Hamlet's addresses. Two friends of Hamlet's youth, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, are employed by the King to inves- tigate Hamlet's strange behaviour ; and Ophelia lends herself to a like plot, in which her father and the king are eavesdroppers. The advent of s...ome strolling players suggests to Hamlet that by presenting before the Court a play depicting his father's murder he may, by watching his uncle, gain clear proof of his guilt. The conscience-stricken king abruptly breaks up the entertainment, and subsequently kneeling in remorseful prayer, is spared by Hamlet lest he should send his soul to heaven. In a private interview with his mother, in which he awakens her remorse, Hamlet hears some one behind the arras, and, thinking it is the king, kills the spying Polonius.
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The duty SPECIAL PLAYS. 167 of revenge on Claudius is solemnly laid upon him. He determines to feign madness to avoid suspicion. Mean- time Ophelia, whom he loves, has been warned by her brother Laertes and her father Polonius, to reject Hamlet's addresses. Two friends of Hamlet's youth, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, are employed by the King to inves- tigate Hamlet's strange behaviour ; and Ophelia lends herself to a like plot, in which her father and the king are eavesdroppers. The advent of s...ome strolling players suggests to Hamlet that by presenting before the Court a play depicting his father's murder he may, by watching his uncle, gain clear proof of his guilt. The conscience-stricken king abruptly breaks up the entertainment, and subsequently kneeling in remorseful prayer, is spared by Hamlet lest he should send his soul to heaven. In a private interview with his mother, in which he awakens her remorse, Hamlet hears some one behind the arras, and, thinking it is the king, kills the spying Polonius.
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