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       SCENE VI。 Elsinore。 Another room in the Castle。 



    Enter Horatio with an Attendant。 

    Hor。 What are they that would speak with me�拭�Servant。 Seafaring men�察�

sir。  They   say   they  have   letters  for  you。  Hor。   Let  them   come    in。��Exit 

Attendant。�А�I do not know from what part of the world I should be greeted�察�

if not from Lord Hamlet。 

    Enter Sailors。 

     Sailor。 God bless you�察�sir。 Hor。 Let him bless thee too。 Sailor。 'A shall�察�

sir�察 �an't  please   him。   There's   a  letter  for  you�察 �sir�察�  it  comes  from   th' 

ambassador that was bound for England´ if your name be Horatio�察�as I am 

let   to   know   it   is。   Hor。   ��reads   the   letter��   'Horatio�察  �when   thou   shalt   have 

overlook'd   this�察  �give   these   fellows   some   means   to   the   King。   They   have 

letters for him。 Ere we were two days old at sea�察�a pirate of 

    very warlike appointment gave us chase。 Finding ourselves too slow of 

sail�察�we put on a compelled valour�察�and in the grapple I boarded them。 On 

the   instant   they   got   clear   of   our   ship�察  �so   I   alone   became   their   prisoner。 

They have dealt with me like thieves of mercy�察�but they knew what they 

did�此�I am to do a good turn for them。 Let the King have the letters I have 

sent�察�and repair thou to me with as much speed as thou wouldst fly death。 I 

have words to speak in thine ear will make thee dumb�察�yet are they much 

too   light   for   the   bore   of   the   matter。   These   good   fellows   will   bring   thee 

where I am。 Rosencrantz and Guildenstern hold their course for England。 

Of them I have much to tell thee。 Farewell。 'He that thou knowest thine�察�

HAMLET。' 

    Come�察�I will give you way for these your letters�察�And do't the speedier 

that you may direct me To him from whom you brought them。 Exeunt。 



        



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      SCENE VII。 Elsinore。 Another room in the Castle。 



     Enter King and Laertes。 

     King。 Now must your conscience my acquittance seal�察�And You must 

put me in your heart for friend�察�Sith you have heard�察�and with a knowing 

ear�察�That he which hath your noble father slain Pursued my life。 Laer。 It 

well appears。 But tell me Why  you proceeded not against these feats So 

crimeful   and   so   capital   in   nature�察�As   by   your   safety�察  �wisdom�察  �all   things 

else�察�You mainly were stirr'd up。 King。 O�察�for two special reasons�察�Which 

may to you�察�perhaps�察�seem much unsinew'd�察�But yet to me they are strong。 

The   Queen   his   mother   Lives   almost   by   his   looks�察  �and   for   myself�察�   My 

virtue or my plague�察�be it either which�察� She's so conjunctive to my  life 

and soul That�察�as the star moves not but in his sphere�察�I could not but by 

her。 The other motive Why to a public count I might not go Is the great 

love   the   general   gender   bear   him�察  �Who�察  �dipping   all   his   faults   in   their 

affection�察�Would�察�like the spring that turneth wood to stone�察�Convert his 

gives to graces�察�so that my arrows�察�Too slightly timber'd for so loud a wind�察�

Would have reverted to my bow again�察�And not where I had aim'd them。 

Laer。 And so have I a noble father lost�察�A sister driven into desp'rate terms�察�

Whose worth�察�if praises may go back again�察�Stood challenger on mount of 

all the age For her perfections。 But my revenge will come。 King。 Break not 

your sleeps for that。 You must not think That we are made of stuff so flat 

and   dull   That   we   can   let   our   beard   be   shook   with   danger�察�And   think   it 

pastime。   You   shortly   shall   hear   more。   I   lov'd   your   father�察  �and   we   love 

ourself�察�And that�察�I hope�察�will teach you to imagine´ 

       Enter a Messenger with letters。 

     How now�拭�What news�拭�Mess。 Letters�察�my lord�察�from Hamlet�此�This to 

your Majesty�察�this to the Queen。 King。 From Hamlet�拭�Who brought them�拭�

Mess。 Sailors�察�my lord�察�they say�察�I saw them not。 They were given me by 

Claudio�察�he receiv'd them Of him that brought them。   King。 Laertes�察�you 

shall hear them。 Leave us。Exit Messenger。 ��Reads��'High and Mighty�察�You 

shall know I am set naked on your kingdom。 To´morrow shall I beg leave 

to see your kingly eyes�察�when I shall ��first asking your pardon thereunto�� 

recount   the   occasion   of   my   sudden   and   more   strange   return。'HAMLET。' 



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What should this mean�拭�Are all the rest come back�拭�Or is it some abuse�察�

and    no   such    thing�拭   �Laer。   Know     you    the  hand�拭    �King。   'Tis   Hamlet's 

character。   'Naked��'   And   in     a  postscript   here�察   �he   says  'alone。'   Can   you 

advise me�拭�Laer。 I am lost in it�察�my lord。 But let him come� �It warms the 

very sickness in my heart That I shall live and tell him to his teeth�察�'Thus 

didest   thou。'   King。   If   it   be   so�察  �Laertes   ��As   how   should   it   be   so�拭  �how 

otherwise�殖��察�Will you be rul'd by me�拭�Laer。 Ay my lord�察�So you will not 

o'errule me to a peace。 King。 To thine own peace。 If he be now return'd As 

checking at his voyage�察�and that he means No more to undertake it�察�I will 

work him To exploit now ripe in my device�察�Under the which he shall not 

choose   but   fall�察  �And   for   his   death   no   wind   shall   breathe   But   even   his 

mother shall uncharge the practice And call it accident。 Laer。 My lord�察�I 

will be rul'd�察�The rather�察�if you could devise it so That I might be the organ。 

King。 It falls right。 You have been talk'd of since your travel much�察�And 

that in Hamlet's hearing�察�for a quality Wherein they say you shine�察�Your 

sum of parts Did not together pluck such envy from him As did that one�察�

and that�察�in my regard�察�Of the unworthiest siege。 Laer。 What part is that�察�

my  lord�拭  �King。 A  very  riband   in   the   cap of   youth´ Yet needfull   too�察  �for 

youth   no   less   becomes   The   light   and   careless   livery   that   it   wears   Than 

settled age his sables and his weeds�察�Importing health and graveness。 Two 

months since Here was a gentleman of Normandy。 I have seen myself�察�and 

serv'd against�察�the French�察�And they can well on horseback�察�but this gallant 

Had witchcraft in't。 He grew unto his seat�察�And to such wondrous doing 

brought   his   horse   As   had   he   been   incorps'd   and   demi´natur'd   With   the 

brave beast。 So far he topp'd my thought That I�察�in forgery of shapes and 

tricks�察�Come short of what he did。 Laer。 A Norman was't�拭�King。 A Norman。 

Laer。   Upon   my   life�察  �Lamound。   King。   The   very   same。   Laer。   I   know   him 

well。 He is the broach indeed And gem of all the nation。 King。 He made 

confession   of   you�察  �And   gave   you   such       a   masterly   repo

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