English, 28.05.2021 01:50 barnhill6515

What does Laertes mean by the following: His means of death, his obscure funeral â€“ No trophy, sword, nor hatchment, over his bones, No noble rite nor formal ostentation â€“ Cry to be heard, as twere from heaven to earth, That I must callâ€™t in question.

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