...particularly want the last scene of the ' Winter's Tale.' But we haven't got any one who can do Hermione." " The play of ' Hamlet' with the part of the Prince of Denmark left out," said Diana. " Oh, but won't you be our Prince of Denmark ? You would do it so beautifully,...

...angler's pursuit, the salmon does not hold the first place and take up the greatest space of all. Why the Play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark omitted ? The simple answer is that this little volume is only what it is called — " Notes," and a kind of...

...conscription was the keystone of the arch, and without conscription the territorial system was like the play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark omitted. If the system was the success which the right hon. Gentleman asserted it was, how did it happen that...

...Now the master does not teach, and the lx>y in nine cases out of ten has no opportunity of grasping the whole of the art or mystery at all. Many of you...technical education before he is sixteen years old the betler. I now proceed to discuss this question, which is far more important, far more a national question,...

...pains expended, all our hopes nourished, to see a fall where no fall was. It was the old story of ' the play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark omitted.' Almost as soon as we had caught the first glimpse of the Kaieteur cliff a turn in the river hid it,...

...in the so-called Free Religionists, and the Fositivists, which goes further than the request for " the play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark left out." Even among Christian writers on ethics we find some who, in a more or less modified form,...

...emotions of others, but only to the ear, which can finely distinguish tones. But this is like acting the play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark left out. Like all sensible symbols, the signification of music is spiritual. Rousseau has a fine passage...

...folio pages in length which does not include that point of Liberal principle seems to me rather like the play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark omitted. crossed before it could attack us. We are not forgetting that though the wave of the disease could...

...reason that any book on the metallurgy of tin must be (to quote the stereotyped newspaper proverb) like the play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark omitted. Mr. Louis has done the best he can with the means at his disposal. Though not having experience in...

...theology, and therewith the Christianity of history, certainly suggests the notorious performance of the play of Hamlet with the part of the Prince of Denmark left out ; for, whatever may be said for or against the historicity of the Jesusfigure, the fact remains...