Who in Shakespeare's Hamlet mumbles a song from the "Book of Songs and Sonnets" known as Total's Miscellany ?

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One of the two clowns, a grave-digger in Shakespeare's Hamlet mumbles a song from the "Book of Songs and Sonnets" known as Total's Miscellany.

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One of the two clowns, a grave-digger

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