Assertion: hamlet | /r/CapableOf | speak of the world
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text: So when Hamlet speaking of the world, says, 'Things rank and gross in nature possess it merely,' he by the merely brings the possession before the mind and characterizes it as complete and absolute; but by the same term now the prominence would be given to something else from which the possession might be conceived to be separable; 'possess it merely would mean have nothing beyond simply the possession of it (have, it might be, no right to it, or no enjoyment of it).