Ecclesiastical Law in Hamlet: the Burial of Ophelia
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In some places the coroner buried suicides in the parish churchyard.
When they were buried in the parish church- yard they were placed in the most obscure parts of it.
In many churchyards in the northern parts of England may be seen a row of graves on the extreme verge of the north side of the graveyard, apart from that in which the bodies of the inhabitants in general are de- posited. Some of the graves do not lie east and west as do those who have Christian bu- rial. These are occupied by the... bodies of still-born infants, suicides and excommuni- IN HAMLET. 29 cated persons, and those who it is termed are " buried out of the sanctuary," because they are not entitled to the full church rites of burial and are not in consecrated ground.
The first grave-digger in Hamlet, when he asked if the grave should be made " straight," was evidently accustomed to that part of England where a suicide's grave was not made east and west, as the church stood, and as other graves run, but was to be made "crooked," or not parallel to them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In some places the coroner buried suicides in the parish churchyard.
When they were buried in the parish church- yard they were placed in the most obscure parts of it.
In many churchyards in the northern parts of England may be seen a row of graves on the extreme verge of the north side of the graveyard, apart from that in which the bodies of the inhabitants in general are de- posited. Some of the graves do not lie east and west as do those who have Christian bu- rial. These are occupied by the... bodies of still-born infants, suicides and excommuni- IN HAMLET. 29 cated persons, and those who it is termed are " buried out of the sanctuary," because they are not entitled to the full church rites of burial and are not in consecrated ground.
The first grave-digger in Hamlet, when he asked if the grave should be made " straight," was evidently accustomed to that part of England where a suicide's grave was not made east and west, as the church stood, and as other graves run, but was to be made "crooked," or not parallel to them.
What to read after Ecclesiastical Law in Hamlet: the Burial of Ophelia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guernsey, Rocellus Sheridan, 1836- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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