It's an odd sentence, isn't it? Laertes has just been asking the king, Claudius, for permission to leave Denmark and go back to France. Claudius asks Polonius if he is in agreement, and Polonius says he is. Accordingly, Claudius gives permission. But the words he uses are "Take thy fair hour, Laertes. Time be thine and thy best graces spend it at thy will." Instead of giving him permission, he says he is giving him an hour, some time. This would be the right thing to say if Laertes was saying, "Your majesty, I know I have to leave for Paris but do you think I could have an hour to say goodbye to my father and sister?" Then it would make sense to reply "Take your hour. That time is yours to spend as you will." It should be noted that in the First Quarto version of the play, Claudius says simply, "With all our heart, Laertes. Fare thee well." Did Shakespeare revise the line thinking to revise those of Laertes and Polonius as well, but either didn't get around to it, or changed his mind and then didn't change Claudius's line back? It's a mystery.
jack Taylor believes that purple best describes Shakespeare.
There are a number of Shakespeare Festivals. One of the best known in the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario, Canada.
Three of the very best of Mr. Shakespeare's plays based on tragedy are Hamlet, Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet.
The only thing that William Shakespeare left his wife (Anne) in his will was "the second best bed".
He was about 39, and that is the best guess.
I think Shakespeare said it best: "To thine own self be true."
jack Taylor believes that purple best describes Shakespeare.
They discovered that he had a literary talent so they thought it best to name him Shakespeare.
There are a number of Shakespeare Festivals. One of the best known in the Stratford Shakespeare Festival in Stratford, Ontario, Canada.
Three of the very best of Mr. Shakespeare's plays based on tragedy are Hamlet, Macbeth and Romeo and Juliet.
The only thing that William Shakespeare left his wife (Anne) in his will was "the second best bed".
Romeo and Juliet
Mary Sharp has written: 'An Unexpected Joy' 'Second-best Pony' 'Graces Before and After Meals'
We know nothing at all about Shakespeare's hobbies. He may not even have had one.
The most well-known fact about Shakespeare's will was that he left his second-best bed to his wife, Anne. He doesn't mention his first-best bed.
"Hamlet," which won the Academy Award for Best Picture of 1948, was based on Shakespeare's play of the same title. But the musical "West Side Story," which was named Best Picture of 1961, was patterned after Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet."
Shakespeare, although the question is obviously debatable. Shakespeare, although the question is obviously debatable.