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The 'pernicious woman' thing is odd because, while it's certainly possible that poetic language here can be read to imply 'pernicious womankind' rather than 'pernicious that woman my mother', it doesn't seem to be commonly interpreted that way. And there are better lines to use for the purpose of Hamlet being sexist, like the “Frailty, thy name is woman!” bit.
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