The Book About Hamlet

Rastko Kostić(autor)

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Amleth beheld all of this, but feared lest too shrewd a behavior might make his uncle suspect him. So he chose to feign dullness, and pretend an utter lack of witts. This cunning course not only concealed his intelligence but ensured his safety. Every day he remained in his mother "s house utterly listless and unclean, flinging himself on the ground bespattering his person with foul and filthy dirt. His discoloured face and visage smutched him with slime denoted foolish and grotesque madness. All he said was of piece with his follies; all he did savoured of utter lethargy. In a word, you would not have thought him a man at all, but some absurd abortion due to a mad fit of destiny.

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