Pictorial Shakespeare, 1880-1890 - eTheses Repository - University ...

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After the cpoecli he oat uov.n i\ tr; in, rising only to ;:,cknowledge
hi;, mother's plea that he should not return to ittcnberg:
I ch; 11 in 11 my best obey you, , . ';-vi.
The oti .^e interpreted this bear-viour as evidence that .">; ralot
we s "convinced" of 01, udiue's guilt, me), thnt he rcgr-rtfed his
mother "with no filial devotion". ->cott noted thrt ii mlct
held up to Claudius's free a miniature of his father, which
he carried about his neck, in order to insult the usurper, but
did not specify when the insult war delivered. The exchange
was the first indication of ..laffllet 1 s extreme devotion to his
father, and of the lack of "tenderness" in Mr; i ; encanour
towards Ger ': rue e .
The royal party and its retinue left the stage, and
Hamlet began his soliloquy, "0, fchrt is too too solid tcicj
flesh..,",
with Ms gaze attracted in the Direction whither
th© Kin^ and ^uocri h^.d gone, u,/ the so and of laughter
at the -.vorde "That it sVo -Id come to this".
here, also, he produced the medallion of hie
beloved father...
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