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ws thought very indiffe"enlly done if not carelesslv surred IL is the noblesi passage of the whole play, inimnable for the power of its language and the exquisite na'uralness and poetry of it's associa

 tons. u is the key to Hamiet's grief It opens to the vista to the profound depths of his melancholy and despair IL Is the first outpourng of his pen up sorrows and emotions the death of an honored fla ther and the ncestuous marriage of mother hilher- deeply loved. and like the incipien and 6fu erup- lions of volcano, giving awful augury of the drefnl disasters that must follow quick apace. Yet we were surprised 10 find that from this sooquy of the finest passages wholly omitted in the recital,