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• Aug 16, 2025 Gertrude Quotes ned spots / As will not leave their tinct." (Act III, Scene iv) This powerful quote comes after Hamlet confronts Gertrude about her marriage to Claudius. Here, Gertrude finally begins to glimpse the tr By Carol Goldner
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