The Prince of Denmark returns to avenge his father's murder and ponder the meaning of life in arguably the most famous play ever written.
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"Where man in all his truest glory lives,
And nature's face is exquisitely sweet;
For those fair climes I heave impatient sigh,
There let me live and there let me die."
(Translated from the original Bengali by the poet.)
santanupal
1824-1873 AD