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In the sentence 'seems, madam nay, it is; i know not seems" (10), hamlet intends to express

In the sentence 'seems, madam nay, it is; i know not seems" (10), hamlet intends to express
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In the sentence 'seems, madam nay, it is; i know not seems" (10), hamlet intends to express

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think about the key words "seems" and "knows". It means he is confident. For example, it doesn't seem that 1+1=2, it is known that 1+1=2. Does that make sense?
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