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About   her  lank   and   all   o'erteemed   loins�察�A  blanket�察  �in   the   alarm  of   fear 

caught     up´   Who    this   had   seen�察  �with   tongue    in  venom   steep'd     'Gainst 

Fortune's state would treason have pronounc'd。 But if the gods themselves 

did see her then�察�When she saw Pyrrhus make malicious sport In Mincing 

with his sword her husband's limbs�察�The instant burst of clamour that she 

made ��Unless things mortal move them not at all�� Would have made milch 

the burning eyes of heaven And passion in the gods。' 

     Pol。 Look�察�whe'r he has not turn'd his colour�察�and has tears in's eyes。 

Prithee no more� �Ham。 'Tis well。 I'll have thee speak out the rest of this 

soon。´ Good my lord�察�will you see the players well bestow'd�拭�Do you hear�拭�

Let them be well us'd�察�for they are the abstract and brief chronicles of the 

time。 After   your   death   you   were   better   have   a   bad   epitaph   than   their   ill 

report   while   you   live。   Pol。   My   lord�察  �I   will   use   them   according   to   their 



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desert。 Ham。 God's bodykins�察�man�察�much better� �Use every man after his 

desert�察�and who should scape whipping�拭�Use them after your own honour 

and dignity。 The less they deserve�察�the more merit is in your bounty。 Take 

them in。 Pol。 Come�察�sirs。 Ham。 Follow him�察�friends。 We'll hear a play to´ 

morrow。Exeunt Polonius and Players ��except the First�А� Dost thou hear me�察�

old friend�拭�Can you play 'The Murther of Gonzago'�拭�1。 Play。 Ay�察�my lord。 

Ham。 We'll ha't to´morrow night。 You could�察�for a need�察�study a speech of 

some dozen or sixteen lines which I would set down and insert in't�察�could 

you not�拭�1。 Play。 Ay�察�my lord。 Ham。 Very well。 Follow that lord´ and look 

you mock him not。 ��Exit First Player。�А�My good friends�察�I'll leave you till 

night。 You are welcome to Elsinore。 Ros。 Good my lord� �Ham。 Ay�察�so�察�God 

b' wi' ye� 。�Exeunt Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Now I am alone。 O what 

a rogue and peasant slave am I� �Is it not monstrous that this player here�察�

But in a fiction�察�in a dream of passion�察�Could force his soul so to his own 

conceit That�察�from her working�察�all his visage wann'd�察�Tears in his eyes�察�

distraction in's aspect�察�A broken voice�察�and his whole function suiting With 

forms to his conceit�拭�And all for nothing� �For Hecuba� �What's Hecuba to 

him�察�or he to Hecuba�察�That he should weep for her�拭�What would he do�察�

Had he the motive and the cue for passion That I have�拭�He would drown 

the stage with tears And cleave the general ear with horrid speech�察�Make 

mad   the   guilty   and   appal   the   free�察  �Confound   the   ignorant�察  �and   amaze 

indeed   The   very   faculties   of   eyes   and   ears。   Yet   I�察  �A   dull   and   muddy´ 

mettled   rascal�察  �peak   Like   John´a´dreams�察  �unpregnant   of   my   cause�察 �And 

can say nothing� �No�察�not for a king�察�Upon whose property and most dear 

life A  damn'd   defeat   was   made。 Am   I   a   coward�拭  �Who   calls   me   villain�拭�

breaks   my   pate   across�拭  �Plucks   off   my   beard   and   blows   it   in   my   face�拭�

Tweaks me by th' nose�拭�gives me the lie i' th' throat As deep as to the lungs�拭�

Who does me this�察�ha�拭�'Swounds�察�I should take it� �for it cannot be But I 

am   pigeon´liver'd   and   lack   gall   To   make   oppression   bitter�察  �or   ere   this   I 

should   have   fatted    all   the   region  kites   With   this   slave's   offal。   Bloody 

bawdy   villain�   �Remorseless�察  �treacherous�察  �lecherous�察  �kindless   villain�   �O�察�

vengeance� �Why�察�what an ass am I� �This is most brave�察�That I�察�the son of a 

dear father murther'd�察�Prompted to my revenge by heaven and hell�察�Must 

��like a whore�� unpack my heart with words And fall a´cursing like a very 



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drab�察�A scullion� �Fie upon't� �foh� �About�察�my brain� �Hum�察�I have heard That 

guilty creatures�察�sitting at a play�察�Have by the very cunning of the scene 

Been    struck  so  to  the  soul  that  presently   They  have  proclaim'd  their 

malefactions�察�For murther�察�though it have no tongue�察�will speak With most 

miraculous organ�察�I'll have these Players Play something like the murther 

of my father Before mine uncle。 I'll observe his looks�察�I'll tent him to the 

quick。 If he but blench�察�I know my course。 The spirit that I have seen May 

be a devil�察�and the devil hath power T' assume a pleasing shape�察�yea�察�and 

perhaps   Out   of   my   weakness   and   my   melancholy�察�As   he   is   very   potent 

with such spirits�察�Abuses me to damn me。 I'll have grounds More relative 

than   this。   The   play's   the   thing   Wherein   I'll   catch   the   conscience   of   the 

King。 Exit。 



       



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                           ACT III。 



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              SCENE I。 Elsinore。 A room in the Castle。 



     Enter King�察�Queen�察�Polonius�察�Ophelia�察�Rosencrantz�察�Guildenstern�察�and 

Lords。 

     King。 And can you by no drift of circumstance Get from him why he 

puts   on   this   confusion�察  �Grating    so  harshly   all   his   days   of   quiet  With 

turbulent   and   dangerous   lunacy�拭  �Ros。   He   does   confess   he   feels   himself 

distracted�察�But from what cause he will by no means speak。 Guil。 Nor do 

we find him forward to be sounded�察�But with a crafty madness keeps aloof 

When we would bring him on to some confession Of his true state。 Queen。 

Did he receive you well�拭�Ros。 Most like a gentleman。 Guil。 But with much 

forcing of his disposition。 Ros。 Niggard of question�察�but of our demands 

Most free in his reply。 Queen。 Did you assay him To any pastime�拭�Ros。 

Madam�察  �it   so   fell   out   that   certain   players We   o'erraught   on   the   way。   Of 

these we told him�察�And there did seem in him a kind of joy To hear of it。 

They   are   here   about   the   court�察�And�察  �as   I   think�察  �they   have   already   order 

This night to play before him。 Pol。 'Tis most true�察�And he beseech'd me to 

entreat your Majesties To hear and see the matter。 King。 With all my heart�察�

and   it   doth   much   content   me   To   hear   him   so   inclin'd。   Good   gentlemen�察�

give him a further edge And drive his purpose on to these delights。 Ros。 

We   shall�察  �my   lord。   Exeunt   Rosencrantz   and   Guildenstern。   King。   Sweet 

Gertrude�察�leave us too�察�For we have closely sent for Hamlet hither�察�That he�察�

as   'twere   by   accident�察  �may   here Affront   Ophelia。   Her   father   and   myself 

��lawful espials�� Will so bestow ourselves that�察�seeing unseen�察�We may of 

their encounter frankly judge And gather by him�察�as he is behav'd�察�If't be 

th' affliction of his love�察�or no�察�That thus he suffers for。 Queen。 I shall obey 

you�察�And for your part�察�Ophelia�察�I do wish That your good beauties be the 

happy cause Of Hamlet's wildness。 So shall I hope your virtues Will bring 

him to his wonted way again�察�To 

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