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past。 But�察�O�察�what form of prayer Can serve my turn�拭�'Forgive me my foul 

murther'�拭�That   cannot   be�察  �since   I   am   still   possess'd   Of   those   effects   for 

which I did the murther´ My crown�察�mine own ambition�察�and my queen。 

May one be pardon'd and retain th' offence�拭�In the corrupted currents of 

this world Offence's gilded hand may shove by justice�察�And oft 'tis seen 

the wicked prize itself Buys out the law�察�but 'tis not so above。 There is no 

shuffling�察    �there   the   action   lies  In   his  true   nature�察  �and    we   ourselves 

compell'd�察     �Even    to  the   teeth   and   forehead    of   our   faults�察 �To   give   in 

evidence。 What then�拭�What rests�拭�Try what repentance can。 What can it 

not�拭�Yet what can it when one cannot repent�拭�O wretched state� �O bosom 

black as death� �O limed soul�察�that�察�struggling to be free�察�Art more engag'd� �

Help�察�angels� �Make assay。 Bow�察�stubborn knees�察�and heart with strings of 

steel�察�Be soft as sinews of the new´born babe� �All may be well。He kneels。 

       Enter Hamlet。 

     Ham。 Now might I do it pat�察�now he is praying�察�And now I'll do't。 And 

so   he   goes   to   heaven�察�And   so   am   I   reveng'd。   That   would   be   scann'd。 A 

villain   kills   my   father�察  �and   for   that�察  �I�察 �his   sole   son�察  �do   this   same   villain 

send   To   heaven。   Why�察  �this   is   hire   and   salary�察  �not   revenge�   �He   took   my 

father grossly�察�full of bread�察�With all his crimes broad blown�察�as flush as 

May�察  �And   how   his   audit   stands�察  �who   knows   save   heaven�拭  �But   in   our 

circumstance and course of thought�察�'Tis heavy with him�察�and am I then 

reveng'd�察  �To   take   him   in   the   purging   of   his   soul�察  �When   he   is   fit   and 

seasoned for his passage�拭  �No。 Up�察�sword�察�and know thou a more   horrid 

hent。 When he is drunk asleep�察�or in his rage�察�Or in th' incestuous pleasure 

of his bed�察�At gaming�察�swearing�察�or about some act That has no relish of 

salvation in't´ Then trip him�察�that his heels may kick at heaven�察�And that 

his soul may be as damn'd and black As hell�察�whereto it goes。 My mother 

stays。   This   physic   but   prolongs   thy   sickly   days。Exit。   King。   ��rises�А  �My 

words fly up�察�my thoughts remain below。 Words without thoughts never to 

heaven go。 Exit。 



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                     SCENE IV。 The Queen's closet。 



    Enter Queen and Polonius。 

    Pol。 He   will come   straight。 Look   you lay  home to   him。 Tell   him  his 

pranks    have   been   too  broad    to  bear  with�察 �And    that  your   Grace   hath 

screen'd and stood between Much heat and him。 I'll silence me even here。 

Pray   you    be  round   with   him。  Ham。    ��within��   Mother�察   �mother�察  �mother� �

Queen。     I'll  warrant  you�察  �fear  me   not。  Withdraw�察    �I  hear  him   coming。 

��Polonius hides behind the arras。�А�

    Enter Hamlet。 

    Ham。 Now�察 �mother�察�what's the matter�拭�Queen。 Hamlet�察�thou hast thy 

father much offended。 Ham。 Mother�察�you have my father much offended。 

Queen。 Come�察�come�察�you answer with an idle tongue。 Ham。 Go�察�go�察�you 

question   with   a   wicked   tongue。   Queen。   Why�察  �how   now�察  �Hamlet�拭  �Ham。 

What's   the   matter   now�拭  �Queen。   Have   you   forgot   me�拭  �Ham。   No�察  �by   the 

rood�察  �not   so�   �You  are   the  Queen�察  �your  husband's   brother's    wife�察 �And 

��would it were not so�。� you are my mother。 Queen。 Nay�察�then I'll set those 

to you that can speak。 Ham。 Come�察�come�察�and sit you down。 You shall not 

budge�察�You go not till I set you up a glass Where you may see the inmost 

part of you。 Queen。 What wilt thou do�拭�Thou wilt not murther me�拭�Help�察�

help�察�ho� �Pol。 ��behind�А�What�察�ho� �help�察�help�察�help� �Ham。 ��draws�А�How now�拭�

a rat�拭�Dead for a ducat�察�dead� 。�Makes a pass through the arras and�А�kills 

Polonius。 Pol。 ��behind�А�O�察�I am slain� �Queen。 O me�察�what hast thou done�拭�

Ham。 Nay�察�I know not。 Is it the King�拭�Queen。 O�察�what a rash and bloody 

deed is this� �Ham。 A bloody deed´ almost as bad�察�good mother�察�As kill a 

king�察�and marry with his brother。 Queen。 As kill a king�拭�Ham。 Ay�察�lady�察�it 

was my word。��Lifts up the arras and sees Polonius。�А�Thou wretched�察�rash�察�

intruding fool�察�farewell� �I took thee for thy better。 Take thy fortune。 Thou 

find'st to be too busy is some danger。 Leave wringing of your hands。 Peace� �

sit you down And let me wring your heart�察�for so I shall If it be made of 

penetrable stuff�察�If damned custom have not braz'd it so That it is proof 

and bulwark against sense。 Queen。 What have I done that thou dar'st wag 

thy tongue In noise so rude against me�拭�Ham。 Such an act That blurs the 

grace and blush of modesty�察�Calls virtue hypocrite�察�takes off the rose From 



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the   fair   forehead   of   an   innocent   love�察  �And   sets   a   blister   there�察  �makes 

marriage vows As false as dicers' oaths。 O�察�such a deed As from the body 

of contraction plucks The very soul�察�and sweet religion makes A rhapsody 

of words� �Heaven's face doth glow�察�Yea�察�this solidity and compound mass�察�

With tristful visage�察�as against the doom�察�Is thought´sick at the act。 Queen。 

Ah me�察�what act�察�That roars so loud and thunders in the index�拭�Ham。 Look 

here   upon   th's   picture�察  �and   on   this�察  �The   counterfeit   presentment   of   two 

brothers。 See what a grace was seated on this brow�察�Hyperion's curls�察�the 

front   of   Jove   himself�察  �An   eye   like   Mars�察  �to   threaten   and   command�察  �A 

station   like   the   herald   Mercury   New   lighted   on   a   heaven´kissing   hill�此�A 

combination and a form indeed Where every god did seem to set his seal 

To give the world assurance of a man。 This was your husband。 Look you 

now what follows。 Here is your husband�察�like a mildew'd ear Blasting his 

wholesome brother。 Have you eyes�拭�Could you on this fair mountain leave 

to feed�察�And batten on this moor�拭  �Ha� �have you eyes You cannot call   it 

love�察�for   at   your   age The heyday  in   the   blood is   tame�察 �it's humble�察�And 

waits upon the judgment�察�and what judgment Would step from this to this�拭�

Sense sure you have�察�Else could you not have motion�察�but sure that sense 

Is apoplex'd�察�for madness would not err�察�Nor sense to ecstacy was ne'er so 

thrall'd    But   it  reserv'd   some    quantity     of  choice    To   serve   in   such   a 

difference。 What devil was't That thus hath cozen'd you at hoodman´blind�拭�

Eyes   without   feeling�察  �feeling   without   sight�察  �Ears   without   hands   or   eyes�察�

smelling sans all�察�Or but a sickly part of one true sense Could not so mope。 

O shame� �where  is thy blush�拭  �Rebellious hell�察 �If thou canst   mutine in   a 

matron's bones�察�To flaming youth let virtue be as wax And melt in her own 

fire。   Proclaim   no   shame   When   the   compulsive   ardour   gives   the   charge�察�

Since frost itself as actively doth burn�察�And reason panders will。 Queen。 O 

Hamlet�察 �speak   no   more� �Thou   turn'st   mine   eyes   into   my  very  soul�察�And 

there I see such black and grained spots As will not leave their tinct。 Ham。 

Nay�察    �but  to   live  In   the  rank    sweat    of  an   enseamed      bed�察  �Stew'd    in 

corruption�察�honeying and making love Over the nasty sty� �Queen。 O�察�speak 

to   me   no   more� �These   words   like   daggers   enter   in   mine   ears。   No   more�察�

sweet     Hamlet�     �Ham。     A   murtherer    and    a  villain�   �A  slave    that  is  not 

twentieth part the tithe Of your precedent lord�察�a vice of kings�察�A cutpurse 



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of   the   empire   and   the   rule�察  �That   from   a   shelf   the   precious   diadem   stole 

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