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Where be your gibes now�拭 �your gambols�拭 �your songs�拭 �your flashes of
merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar�拭�Not one now�察�to mock
your own grinning�拭�Quite chap´ fall'n�拭�Now get you to my lady's chamber�察�
and tell her�察�let her paint an inch thick�察�to this favour she must come。 Make
her laugh at that。 Prithee�察�Horatio�察�tell me one thing。 Hor。 What's that�察�my
lord�拭�Ham。 Dost thou think Alexander look'd o' this fashion i' th' earth�拭�
Hor。 E'en so。 Ham。 And smelt so�拭�Pah� 。�Puts down the skull。�А�Hor。 E'en so�察�
my lord。 Ham。 To what base uses we may return�察�Horatio� �Why may not
imagination trace the noble dust of Alexander till he find it stopping a
bunghole�拭�Hor。 'Twere to consider too curiously�察�to consider so。 Ham。 No�察�
faith�察 �not a jot�察 �but to follow him thither with modesty enough�察 �and
likelihood to lead it�察 �as thus�此 �Alexander died�察 �Alexander was buried�察�
Alexander returneth into dust�察�the dust is earth�察�of earth we make loam�察�
and why of that loam ��whereto he was converted�� might they not stop a
beer barrel�拭�Imperious Caesar�察�dead and turn'd to clay�察�Might stop a hole
to keep the wind away。 O�察 �that that earth which kept the world in awe
Should patch a wall t' expel the winter's flaw� �But soft� �but soft� �aside� �
Here comes the King´
Enter ��priests with�А �a coffin ��in funeral procession�В察 �King��Queen�察�
Laertes�察�with Lords attendant。�А�
The Queen�察 �the courtiers。 Who is this they follow�拭 �And with such
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maimed rites�拭�This doth betoken The corse they follow did with desp'rate
hand Fordo it own life。 'Twas of some estate。 Couch we awhile�察 �and
mark。��Retires with Horatio。�А�
Laer。 What ceremony else�拭�Ham。 That is Laertes�察�A very noble youth。
Mark。 Laer。 What ceremony else�拭�Priest。 Her obsequies have been as far
enlarg'd As we have warranty。 Her death was doubtful�察�And�察�but that great
command o'ersways the order�察 �She should in ground unsanctified have
lodg'd Till the last trumpet。 For charitable prayers�察 �Shards�察 �flints�察 �and
pebbles should be thrown on her。 Yet here she is allow'd her virgin rites�察�
Her maiden strewments�察�and the bringing home Of bell and burial。 Laer。
Must there no more be done�拭�Priest。 No more be done。 We should profane
the service of the dead To sing a requiem and such rest to her As to peace´
parted souls。 Laer。 Lay her i' th' earth�察�And from her fair and unpolluted
flesh May violets spring� �I tell thee�察 �churlish priest�察�A minist'ring angel
shall my sister be When thou liest howling。 Ham。 What�察�the fair Ophelia�拭�
Queen。 Sweets to the sweet� �Farewell。��Scatters flowers。�А �I hop'd thou
shouldst have been my Hamlet's wife�察 �I thought thy bride´bed to have
deck'd�察�sweet maid�察�And not have strew'd thy grave。 Laer。 O�察�treble woe
Fall ten times treble on that cursed head Whose wicked deed thy most
ingenious sense Depriv'd thee of� �Hold off the earth awhile�察 �Till I have
caught her once more in mine arms。Leaps in the grave。 Now pile your dust
upon the quick and dead Till of this flat a mountain you have made T'
o'ertop old Pelion or the skyish head Of blue Olympus。 Ham。 ��comes
forward�А�What is he whose grief Bears such an emphasis�拭�whose phrase of
sorrow Conjures the wand'ring stars�察�and makes them stand Like wonder´
wounded hearers�拭�This is I�察�Hamlet the Dane。��Leaps in after Laertes。 Laer。
The devil take thy soul� 。�Grapples with him�А� Ham。 Thou pray'st not well。
I prithee take thy fingers from my throat�察�For�察�though I am not splenitive
and rash�察�Yet have I in me something dangerous�察�Which let thy wisdom
fear。 Hold off thy hand� �King。 Pluck them asunder。 Queen。 Hamlet�察�
Hamlet� �All。 Gentlemen� �Hor。 Good my lord�察�be quiet。��The Attendants part
them�察�and they come out of thegrave。�А�Ham。 Why�察�I will fight with him
upon this theme Until my eyelids will no longer wag。 Queen。 O my son�察�
what theme�拭 �Ham。 I lov'd Ophelia。 Forty thousand brothers Could not
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��with all their quantity of love�� Make up my sum。 What wilt thou do for
her�拭�King。 O�察�he is mad�察�Laertes。 Queen。 For love of God�察�forbear him� �
Ham。 'Swounds�察�show me what thou't do。 Woo't weep�拭�woo't fight�拭�woo't
fast�拭�woo't tear thyself�拭�Woo't drink up esill�拭�eat a crocodile�拭�I'll do't。 Dost
thou come here to whine�拭�To outface me with leaping in her grave�拭 �Be
buried quick with her�察�and so will I。 And if thou prate of mountains�察�let
them throw Millions of acres on us�察 �till our ground�察 �Singeing his pate
against the burning zone�察�Make Ossa like a wart� �Nay�察�an thou'lt mouth�察�
I'll rant as well as thou。 Queen。 This is mere madness�察�And thus a while
the fit will work on him。 Anon�察�as patient as the female dove When that
her golden couplets are disclos'd�察�His silence will sit drooping。 Ham。 Hear
you�察�sir� �What is the reason that you use me thus�拭�I lov'd you ever。 But it
is no matter。 Let Hercules himself do what he may�察�The cat will mew�察�and
dog will have his day。 Exit。 King。 I pray thee�察 �good Horatio�察 �wait upon
him。Exit Horatio。 ��To Laertes�А�Strengthen your patience in our last night's
speech。 We'll put the matter to the present push。´ Good Gertrude�察�set some
watch over your son。´ This grave shall have a living monument。 An hour
of quiet shortly shall we see�察 �Till then in patience our proceeding
be。Exeunt。
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SCENE II。 Elsinore。 A hall in the Castle。
Enter Hamlet and Horatio。
Ham。 So much for this�察 �sir�察 �now shall you see the other。 You do
remember all the circumstance�拭�Hor。 Remember it�察�my lord� �Ham。 Sir�察�in
my heart there was a kind of fighting That would not let me sleep。
Methought I lay Worse than the mutinies in the bilboes。 Rashly´ And
prais'd be rashness for it�察�let us know�察�Our indiscretion sometime serves us
well When our deep plots do pall�察 �and that should learn us There's a
divinity that shapes our ends�察�Rough´hew them how we will´ Hor。 That is
most certain。 Ham。 Up from my cabin�察�My sea´gown scarf'd about me�察�in
the dark Grop'd I to find out them�察�had my desire�察�Finger'd their packet�察�
and in fine withdrew To mine own room again�察�making so bold ��My fears
forgetting manners�� to unseal Their grand commission�察 �where I found�察�
Horatio ��O royal knavery�。��察�an exact command�察�Larded with many several
sorts of reasons�察 �Importing Denmark's health�察 �and England's too�察 �With�察�
hoo� �such bugs and goblins in my life´ That�察�on the supervise�察�no leisure
bated�察�No�察�not to stay the finding of the axe�察�My head should be struck off。
Hor。 Is't possible�拭 �Ham。 Here's the commission�察 �read it at more leisure。
But wilt thou bear me how I did proceed�拭�Hor。 I beseech you。 Ham。 Being
thus benetted round with villanies�察 �Or I could make a prologue to my
brains�察 �They had begun the play。 I sat me down�察 �Devis'd a new
commission�察�wrote it fair。 I once did hold it�察�as our statists do�察�A baseness
to write fair�察�and labour'd much