La traqedie de Hamlet prince de DanemarkJ.M. Dent, 1924 - 306 |
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Strona xiii
... yeux égarés et parler seul comme un halluciné . Fengon , inquiet de ne point voir son espion , demande ( 1 ) Ce point a fait l'objet d'une note dans la Revue Anglo - Américaine ; août 1924 : J. Derocquigny , Shakespeare et Belleforest ...
... yeux égarés et parler seul comme un halluciné . Fengon , inquiet de ne point voir son espion , demande ( 1 ) Ce point a fait l'objet d'une note dans la Revue Anglo - Américaine ; août 1924 : J. Derocquigny , Shakespeare et Belleforest ...
Strona xv
... yeux du lecteur , comme ici encore le premier monologue d'Hamlet . Moins pathétique que pénible est la scène où Hamlet , ulcéré sans doute au fond de l'âme , mais ne pouvant rien en montrer , observé qu'il est , rebute l'infortunée ...
... yeux du lecteur , comme ici encore le premier monologue d'Hamlet . Moins pathétique que pénible est la scène où Hamlet , ulcéré sans doute au fond de l'âme , mais ne pouvant rien en montrer , observé qu'il est , rebute l'infortunée ...
Strona 7
... yeux et lui parle . Bah , nous ne verrons rien . Asseyez - vous ici , Que l'on donne un nouvel assaut à vos oreilles , Réfractaires à nos récits , en vous contant Ce qu'on a vu deux fois . Allons , asseyons - nous And let us hear ...
... yeux et lui parle . Bah , nous ne verrons rien . Asseyez - vous ici , Que l'on donne un nouvel assaut à vos oreilles , Réfractaires à nos récits , en vous contant Ce qu'on a vu deux fois . Allons , asseyons - nous And let us hear ...
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... . That can I ; 60 70 Our last king , 80 At least the whisper goes so . Whose image even but now appear'd to us , Was , as you know , by Fortinbras of Norway , Mar. Que m'en donnent mes yeux . N'est - ce 10 Act I. Sc . i La Tragédie.
... . That can I ; 60 70 Our last king , 80 At least the whisper goes so . Whose image even but now appear'd to us , Was , as you know , by Fortinbras of Norway , Mar. Que m'en donnent mes yeux . N'est - ce 10 Act I. Sc . i La Tragédie.
Strona 11
William Shakespeare. Mar. Que m'en donnent mes yeux . N'est - ce pas bien le roi ? Hor . Autant que tu es toi . Et cette armure est celle Qu'il avait sur le dos du temps qu'il combattit Contre l'ambitieux monarque de Norvège ; Il avait ...
William Shakespeare. Mar. Que m'en donnent mes yeux . N'est - ce pas bien le roi ? Hor . Autant que tu es toi . Et cette armure est celle Qu'il avait sur le dos du temps qu'il combattit Contre l'ambitieux monarque de Norvège ; Il avait ...
Kluczowe wyrazy i wyrażenia
1er Foss Adieu arras believe blood body call ciel comédiens d'Hamlet Danemark daughter dead dear death Denmark doth earth Elseneur Entrent Exeunt Exit eyes Farewell father father's fear find First Clo follow Fortinbras friends gentleman Gertrude Ghost give Good my lord good night great Guil Hamlet hand hast hath head hear heart heaven hold Horatio is't Jephthah keep kill a king King know Laër Laërte Laertes leave life look love made madness Majesté make Marcellus matter means monseigneur monsieur mother never Norvège Norway Ophélie Osric play players Polonius pray Priam Pyrrhus Queen reine Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Rosencrantz et Guildenstern Scene seen seigneur show sortent soul speak stand sweet sword take thank There's thing think thou thoughts thrice time true Voltimand Wittenberg words world
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