The Mystery of Hamlet An Attempt to Solve An Old Problem
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The thoughts of this soliloquy are not found to belong to a particular part of the play, but to be the spirit of the whole. ' To be, or not to le, ' is written over its every scene, from the entrance of the ghost to the rude inscription over the gateway of the church- yard. " XTXlthougb the love of life is instinctive in all animate creatures, this timid shrinking from its possible loss, this resolution to bear even the murder of his father, the pol- lution of his mother, the theft of his crown..., rather than to run any risk by attempting to end his ills, is certainly not x. What we should expect from a noble prince, the son of a man who did not shrink from meeting Fortinbras hand in hand in a mortal struggle. This dread of something after death it was that induced him to THE TYPE OF HAMLET : S CHARACTER. 53 " Bather bear those ills he had, Than fly to others that he knew not of, " notwithstanding that weariness which he suffered from the weight of the burdens laid upon him, which caused him to despairingly wish that " The Everlasting had not fix'd His canon 'gainst self-slaughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The thoughts of this soliloquy are not found to belong to a particular part of the play, but to be the spirit of the whole. ' To be, or not to le, ' is written over its every scene, from the entrance of the ghost to the rude inscription over the gateway of the church- yard. " XTXlthougb the love of life is instinctive in all animate creatures, this timid shrinking from its possible loss, this resolution to bear even the murder of his father, the pol- lution of his mother, the theft of his crown..., rather than to run any risk by attempting to end his ills, is certainly not x. What we should expect from a noble prince, the son of a man who did not shrink from meeting Fortinbras hand in hand in a mortal struggle. This dread of something after death it was that induced him to THE TYPE OF HAMLET : S CHARACTER. 53 " Bather bear those ills he had, Than fly to others that he knew not of, " notwithstanding that weariness which he suffered from the weight of the burdens laid upon him, which caused him to despairingly wish that " The Everlasting had not fix'd His canon 'gainst self-slaughter.
What to read after The Mystery of Hamlet An Attempt to Solve An Old Problem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Payson Vining to read onlineMoreLess
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