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of the empire and the rule�察 �That from a shelf the precious diadem stole
And put it in his pocket� �Queen。 No more� �
Enter the Ghost in his nightgown。
Ham。 A king of shreds and patches� � Save me and hover o'er me with
your wings�察 �You heavenly guards� �What would your gracious figure�拭�
Queen。 Alas�察�he's mad� �Ham。 Do you not come your tardy son to chide�察�
That�察�laps'd in time and passion�察�lets go by Th' important acting of your
dread command�拭 �O�察 �say� �Ghost。 Do not forget。 This visitation Is but to
whet thy almost blunted purpose。 But look�察�amazement on thy mother sits。
O�察 �step between her and her fighting soul Conceit in weakest bodies
strongest works。 Speak to her�察 �Hamlet。 Ham。 How is it with you�察 �lady�拭�
Queen。 Alas�察�how is't with you�察�That you do bend your eye on vacancy�察�
And with th' encorporal air do hold discourse�拭 �Forth at your eyes your
spirits wildly peep�察�And�察�as the sleeping soldiers in th' alarm�察�Your bedded
hairs�察 �like life in excrements�察 �Start up and stand an end。 O gentle son�察�
Upon the heat and flame of thy distemper Sprinkle cool patience� �
Whereon do you look�拭 �Ham。 On him�察 �on him� �Look you how pale he
glares� �His form and cause conjoin'd�察 �preaching to stones�察 �Would make
them capable。´ Do not look upon me�察 �Lest with this piteous action you
convert My stern effects。 Then what I have to do Will want true colour´
tears perchance for blood。 Queen。 To whom do you speak this�拭�Ham。 Do
you see nothing there�拭�Queen。 Nothing at all�察�yet all that is I see。 Ham。
Nor did you nothing hear�拭�Queen。 No�察�nothing but ourselves。 Ham。 Why�察�
look you there� �Look how it steals away� �My father�察�in his habit as he liv'd� �
Look where he goes even now out at the portal��Exit Ghost。 Queen。 This is
the very coinage of your brain。 This bodiless creation ecstasy Is very
cunning in。 Ham。 Ecstasy�拭�My pulse as yours doth temperately keep time
And makes as healthful music。 It is not madness That I have utt'red。 Bring
me to the test�察 �And I the matter will reword�察 �which madness Would
gambol from。 Mother�察�for love of grace�察�Lay not that flattering unction to
your soul That not your trespass but my madness speaks。 It will but skin
and film the ulcerous place�察 �Whiles rank corruption�察 �mining all within�察�
Infects unseen。 Confess yourself to heaven�察 �Repent what's past�察 �avoid
what is to come�察�And do not spread the compost on the weeds To make
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them ranker。 Forgive me this my virtue�察�For in the fatness of these pursy
times Virtue itself of vice must pardon beg´ Yea�察�curb and woo for leave to
do him good。 Queen。 O Hamlet�察�thou hast cleft my heart in twain。 Ham。 O�察�
throw away the worser part of it�察�And live the purer with the other half�察�
Good night´ but go not to my uncle's bed。 Assume a virtue�察�if you have it
not。 That monster�察�custom�察�who all sense doth eat Of habits evil�察�is angel
yet in this�察�That to the use of actions fair and good He likewise gives a
frock or livery�察�That aptly is put on。 Refrain to´night�察�And that shall lend a
kind of easiness To the next abstinence�察 �the next more easy�察 �For use
almost can change the stamp of nature�察�And either ��master�А�the devil�察�or
throw him out With wondrous potency。 Once more�察�good night�察�And when
you are desirous to be blest�察�I'll blessing beg of you。´ For this same lord�察�I
do repent�察�but heaven hath pleas'd it so�察�To punish me with this�察�and this
with me�察�That I must be their scourge and minister。 I will bestow him�察�and
will answer well The death I gave him。 So again�察�good night。 I must be
cruel�察�only to be kind�察�Thus bad begins�察�and worse remains behind。 One
word more�察 �good lady。 Queen。 What shall I do�拭 �Ham。 Not this�察 �by no
means�察�that I bid you do�此�Let the bloat King tempt you again to bed�察�Pinch
wanton on your cheek�察 �call you his mouse�察 �And let him�察 �for a pair of
reechy kisses�察 �Or paddling in your neck with his damn'd fingers�察 �Make
you to ravel all this matter out�察�That I essentially am not in madness�察�But
mad in craft。 'Twere good you let him know�察�For who that's but a queen�察�
fair�察 �sober�察 �wise�察 �Would from a paddock�察 �from a bat�察 �a gib Such dear
concernings hide�拭�Who would do so�拭�No�察�in despite of sense and secrecy�察�
Unpeg the basket on the house's top�察�Let the birds fly�察�and like the famous
ape�察 �To try conclusions�察 �in the basket creep And break your own neck
down。 Queen。 Be thou assur'd�察�if words be made of breath�察�And breath of
life�察�I have no life to breathe What thou hast said to me。 Ham。 I must to
England�察�you know that�拭�Queen。 Alack�察�I had forgot� �'Tis so concluded on。
Ham。 There's letters seal'd�察�and my two schoolfellows�察�Whom I will trust
as I will adders fang'd�察�They bear the mandate�察�they must sweep my way
And marshal me to knavery。 Let it work�察 �For 'tis the sport to have the
enginer Hoist with his own petar�察�and 't shall go hard But I will delve one
yard below their mines And blow them at the moon。 O�察 �'tis most sweet
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When in one line two crafts directly meet。 This man shall set me packing。
I'll lug the guts into the neighbour room。´ Mother�察�good night。´ Indeed�察�this
counsellor Is now most still�察�most secret�察�and most grave�察�Who was in life
a foolish peating knave。 Come�察�sir�察�to draw toward an end with you。 Good
night�察�mother。 ��Exit the Queen。 Then�А�Exit Hamlet�察�tugging inPolonius。
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ACT IV。
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SCENE I。 Elsinore。 A room in the Castle。
Enter King and Queen�察�with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern。
King。 There's matter in these sighs。 These profound heaves You must
translate�察�'tis fit we understand them。 Where is your son�拭�Queen。 Bestow
this place on us a little while。 ��Exeunt Rosencrantz and Guildenstern。�А�Ah�察�
mine own lord�察 �what have I seen to´night� �King。 What�察 �Gertrude�拭 �How
does Hamlet�拭�Queen。 Mad as the sea and wind when both contend Which
is the mightier。 In his lawless fit Behind the arras hearing something stir�察�
Whips out his rapier�察�cries 'A rat�察�a rat��' And in this brainish apprehension
kills The unseen good old man。 King。 O heavy deed� �It had been so with
us�察�had we been there。 His liberty is full of threats to all´ To you yourself�察�
to us�察�to every one。 Alas�察�how shall this bloody deed