A Study of Hamlet
A Study of Hamlet
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Let be.
On the stage a change of scene now occurs, but it appears that originally there was none, the conversation with Horatio and Osric taking place in the same hall in which the fencing match occurs. The King, Queen, Laertes, and Court enter, the flagons of wine are set on the table, and the first part of the treacherous plot against Hamlet's life commences with the placing of Laertes' hand in Hamlet's by his pious Majesty King Claudius. What must be the feelings of Laertes at this moment, a...s he suffers himself to go through this monstrous hypocrisy ? He has need of a courage such as few murderers have ever shown, if he is not to tremble as he takes, in solemn reconciliation, the hand of the man whom he is about to assassinate in the most perfidious manner.
I transcribe the whole of Hamlet's speech here, as it has been made the grounds for an attack on his good faith and truthfulness by Johnson, whose note on the passage is I wish Hamlet had made some other defence ; it is unsuitable to the cha- racter of a good or a brave man, to shelter himsslf in falsehood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let be.
On the stage a change of scene now occurs, but it appears that originally there was none, the conversation with Horatio and Osric taking place in the same hall in which the fencing match occurs. The King, Queen, Laertes, and Court enter, the flagons of wine are set on the table, and the first part of the treacherous plot against Hamlet's life commences with the placing of Laertes' hand in Hamlet's by his pious Majesty King Claudius. What must be the feelings of Laertes at this moment, a...s he suffers himself to go through this monstrous hypocrisy ? He has need of a courage such as few murderers have ever shown, if he is not to tremble as he takes, in solemn reconciliation, the hand of the man whom he is about to assassinate in the most perfidious manner.
I transcribe the whole of Hamlet's speech here, as it has been made the grounds for an attack on his good faith and truthfulness by Johnson, whose note on the passage is I wish Hamlet had made some other defence ; it is unsuitable to the cha- racter of a good or a brave man, to shelter himsslf in falsehood.
What to read after A Study of Hamlet?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Albert Marshall to read onlineMoreLess
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