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THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET�察�PRINCE OF DENMARK
SCENE II。 Elsinore。 hall in the Castle。
Enter Hamlet and three of the Players。
Ham。 Speak the speech�察 �I pray you�察 �as I pronounc'd it to you�察�
trippingly on the tongue。 But if you mouth it�察�as many of our players do�察�I
had as live the town crier spoke my lines。 Nor do not saw the air too much
with your hand�察�thus�察�but use all gently�察�for in the very torrent�察�tempest�察�
and ��as I may say�� whirlwind of your passion�察�you must acquire and beget
a temperance that may give it smoothness。 O�察�it offends me to the soul to
hear a robustious periwig´pated fellow tear a passion to tatters�察 �to very
rags�察 �to split the cars of the groundlings�察 �who ��for the most part�� are
capable of nothing but inexplicable dumb shows and noise。 I would have
such a fellow whipp'd for o'erdoing Termagant。 It out´herods Herod。 Pray
you avoid it。 Player。 I warrant your honour。 Ham。 Be not too tame neither�察�
but let your own discretion be your tutor。 Suit the action to the word�察�the
word to the action�察�with this special observance�察�that you o'erstep not the
modesty of nature�此 �for anything so overdone is from the purpose of
playing�察�whose end�察�both at the first and now�察�was and is�察�to hold�察�as 'twere�察�
the mirror up to nature�察 �to show Virtue her own feature�察 �scorn her own
image�察�and the very age and body of the time his form and pressure。 Now
this overdone�察 �or come tardy off�察 �though it make the unskilful laugh�察�
cannot but make the judicious grieve�察�the censure of the which one must in
your allowance o'erweigh a whole theatre of others。 O�察 �there be players
that I have seen play�察�and heard others praise�察�and that highly ��not to speak
it profanely���察�that�察�neither having the accent of Christians�察�nor the gait of
Christian�察 �pagan�察 �nor man�察 �have so strutted and bellowed that I have
thought some of Nature's journeymen had made men�察�and not made them
well�察 �they imitated humanity so abominably。 Player。 I hope we have
reform'd that indifferently with us�察�sir。 Ham。 O�察�reform it altogether� �And
let those that play your clowns speak no more than is set down for them。
For there be of them that will themselves laugh�察�to set on some quantity of
barren spectators to laugh too�察 �though in the mean time some necessary
question of the play be then to be considered。 That's villanous and shows a
most pitiful ambition in the fool that uses it。 Go make you ready。Exeunt
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Players。
Enter Polonius�察�Rosencrantz�察�and Guildenstern。
How now�察�my lord�拭�Will the King hear this piece of work�拭�Pol。 And
the Queen too�察�and that presently。 Ham。 Bid the players make haste�察。�Exit
Polonius。�А �Will you two help to hasten them�拭 �Both。 We will�察 �my lord。
Exeunt they two。 Ham。 What�察�ho�察�Horatio� �
Enter Horatio。
Hor。 Here�察�sweet lord�察�at your service。 Ham。 Horatio�察�thou art e'en as
just a man As e'er my conversation cop'd withal。 Hor。 O�察 �my dear lord� �
Ham。 Nay�察�do not think I flatter�察�For what advancement may I hope from
thee�察�That no revenue hast but thy good spirits To feed and clothe thee�拭�
Why should the poor be flatter'd�拭�No�察�let the candied tongue lick absurd
pomp�察�And crook the pregnant hinges of the knee Where thrift may follow
fawning。 Dost thou hear�拭�Since my dear soul was mistress of her choice
And could of men distinguish�察�her election Hath seal'd thee for herself。 For
thou hast been As one�察 �in suff'ring all�察 �that suffers nothing�察�A man that
Fortune's buffets and rewards Hast ta'en with equal thanks�察�and blest are
those Whose blood and judgment are so well commingled That they are
not a pipe for Fortune's finger To sound what stop she please。 Give me that
man That is not passion's slave�察�and I will wear him In my heart's core�察�ay�察�
in my heart of heart�察�As I do thee。 Something too much of this I There is a
play to´night before the King。 One scene of it comes near the circumstance�察�
Which I have told thee�察�of my father's death。 I prithee�察 �when thou seest
that act afoot�察�Even with the very comment of thy soul Observe my uncle。
If his occulted guilt Do not itself unkennel in one speech�察�It is a damned
ghost that we have seen�察�And my imaginations are as foul As Vulcan's
stithy。 Give him heedful note�察�For I mine eyes will rivet to his face�察�And
after we will both our judgments join In censure of his seeming。 Hor。 Well�察�
my lord。 If he steal aught the whilst this play is playing�察 �And scape
detecting�察�I will pay the theft。
Sound a flourish。 ��Enter Trumpets and Kettledrums。 Danish march。
��Enter King�察 �Queen�察 �Polonius�察 �Ophelia�察 �Rosencrantz�察 �Guildenstern�察 �and
other Lords attendant�察�with the Guardcarrying torches。
Ham。 They are coming to the play。 I must be idle。 Get you a place。
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King。 How fares our cousin Hamlet�拭 �Ham。 Excellent�察 �i' faith�察 �of the
chameleon's dish。 I eat the air�察�promise´cramm'd。 You cannot feed capons
so。 King。 I have nothing with this answer�察 �Hamlet。 These words are not
mine。 Ham。 No�察�nor mine now。 ��To Polonius�А�My lord�察�you play'd once i'
th' university�察�you say�拭�Pol。 That did I�察�my lord�察�and was accounted a good
actor。 Ham。 What did you enact�拭�Pol。 I did enact Julius Caesar�察�I was kill'd
i' th' Capitol�察�Brutus kill'd me。 Ham。 It was a brute part of him to kill so
capital a calf there。 Be the players ready。 Ros。 Ay�察�my lord。 They stay upon
your patience。 Queen。 Come hither�察�my dear Hamlet�察�sit by me。 Ham。 No�察�
good mother。 Here's metal more attractive。 Pol。 ��to the King�А �O�察 �ho� �do
you mark that�拭�Ham。 Lady�察�shall I lie in your lap�拭。�Sits down at Ophelia's
feet。�А�
Oph。 No�察�my lord。 Ham。 I mean�察�my head upon your lap�拭�Oph。 Ay�察�my
lord。 Ham。 Do you think I meant country matters�拭�Oph。 I think nothing�察�
my lord。 Ham。 That's a fair thought to lie between maids' legs。 Oph。 What
is�察�my lord�拭�Ham。 Nothing。 Oph。 You are merry�察�my lord。 Ham。 Who�察�I�拭�
Oph。 Ay�察�my lord。 Ham。 O God�察�your only jig´maker� �What should a man
do but be merry�拭�For look you how cheerfully my mother looks�察�and my
father died within 's two hours。 Oph。 Nay 'tis twice two months�察�my lord。
Ham。 So long�拭�Nay then�察�let the devil wear black�察�for I'll have a suit of
sables。 O heavens� �die two months ago�察�and not forgotten yet�拭�Then there's
hope a great man's memory may outlive his life half a year。 But�察�by'r Lady�察�
he must build churches then�察�or else shall he suffer not thinking on�察�with
the hobby´horse�察�whose
epitaph is 'For O�察�for O�察�the hobby´horse is forgot��'
Hautboys play。 The dumb show enters。
Enter a King and a Queen very lovingly�察 �the Queen embracing him
and he her。 She kneels�察�and makes show of protestation unto him。 He takes
her up�察 �and declines his head upon her neck。 He lays him down upon a
bank of flowers。 She�察 �seeing him asleep�察 �leaves him。 Anon comes in a
fellow�察�takes off his crown�察�kisses it�察�pours poison in the sleeper's ears�察�and
leaves him。 The Queen returns�察�finds the King dead�察�and makes passionate
action。 The Poisoner with some three or four Mutes�察�comes in again�察�seem
to condole with her。 The dead body is carried away。 The Poisoner wooes