Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXVI, No. 5, May 1850Various
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Graham's Magazine, Vol. XXXVI, No. 5, May 1850
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[Illustration:
GAY AND SERIOUS.
Engraved & Printed expressly for Graham’s Magazine by S. Dainty]
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GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE.
VOL. XXXVI. May, 1850. No. 5.
Table of Contents
Fiction, Literature and Articles
Shakspeare. Ulrici’s Discovery.—Analysis of Hamlet
A Gale in the Channel
Valentine Histories
The Game of Draughts
Life’s Lessons Teach Charity
Loiterings and Life on the Great Prairies of the
West
The Lady of the Rock (continued)
Home: or A Visit to the City
Spring Snipe Shooting of 1850
The Fine Arts
Review of New Books
Poetry and Music
Summer Friends
Lines
Spirit Of Hope
To Mrs. E. C. K.
The Valley of Shadow
The “Still Small Voice.”
To the Flower Hearts-Ease
Ballads of the Campaign in Mexico. No. IV
The Might of Song
The Mountain Spring
Happiness—A Sonnet
Sonnet.—From the Italian
No Joy I’ll See but in Those Smiles
Transcriber’s Notes can be found at the end of this eBook.
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GRAHAM’S MAGAZINE.
VOL. XXXVI. PHILADELPHIA, MAY, 1850. NO. 5.
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SHAKSPEARE.
ULRICI’S DISCOVERY.—ANALYSIS OF HAMLET.
BY H. C. MOORHEAD.
MORE than half a century ago, one of Shakspeare’s most illustrious
commentators deemed it necessary to accompany the free expression of his
views with words like these:
“I am almost frighted at my own temerity; and when I estimate the fame
and the strength of those that maintain the contrary opinion, I am ready
to sink down in reverential silence, as Æneas withdrew from the defense
of Troy when he saw Neptune shaking the wall, and Juno heading the
besiegers.”
But the enthusiastic study of Shakspeare was then just beginning. How
many antiquarians, book-worms and hypercritics have since toiled and
quibbled over him! how many philosophers have deeply meditated him! how
many ponderous volumes have been written upon him? How many great actors
have played him? How many nations have heard and read him? Surely this
mine, however deep and fruitful, must long since have yielded all its
treasures.
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