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must be�察�and is as common As any the most vulgar thing to sense�察�Why
should we in our peevish opposition Take it to heart�拭 �Fie� �'tis a fault to
heaven�察�A fault against the dead�察�a fault to nature�察�To reason most absurd�察�
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whose common theme Is death of fathers�察�and who still hath cried�察�From
the first corse till he that died to´day�察�'This must be so。' We pray you throw
to earth This unprevailing woe�察�and think of us As of a father�察�for let the
world take note You are the most immediate to our throne�察�And with no
less nobility of love Than that which dearest father bears his son Do I
impart toward you。 For your intent In going back to school in Wittenberg�察�
It is most retrograde to our desire�察 �And we beseech you�察 �bend you to
remain Here in the cheer and comfort of our eye�察 �Our chiefest courtier�察�
cousin�察�and our son。 Queen。 Let not thy mother lose her prayers�察�Hamlet。 I
pray thee stay with us�察�go not to Wittenberg。 Ham。 I shall in all my best
obey you�察�madam。 King。 Why�察�'tis a loving and a fair reply。 Be as ourself
in Denmark。 Madam�察 �come。 This gentle and unforc'd accord of Hamlet
Sits smiling to my heart�察�in grace whereof�察�No jocund health that Denmark
drinks to´day But the great cannon to the clouds shall tell�察�And the King's
rouse the heaven shall bruit again�察 �Respeaking earthly thunder。 Come
away。 Flourish。 Exeunt all but Hamlet。 Ham。 O that this too too solid flesh
would melt�察�Thaw�察�and resolve itself into a dew� �Or that the Everlasting
had not fix'd His canon 'gainst self´slaughter� �O God� �God� �How weary�察�
stale�察�flat�察�and unprofitable Seem to me all the uses of this world� �Fie on't� �
ah�察�fie� �'Tis an unweeded garden That grows to seed�察�things rank and gross
in nature Possess it merely。 That it should come to this� �But two months
dead� �Nay�察 �not so much�察 �not two。 So excellent a king�察 �that was to this
Hyperion to a satyr�察�so loving to my mother That he might not beteem the
winds of heaven Visit her face too roughly。 Heaven and earth� �Must I
remember�拭�Why�察 �she would hang on him As if increase of appetite had
grown By what it fed on�察�and yet�察�within a month´ Let me not think on't� �
Frailty�察�thy name is woman� � A little month�察�or ere those shoes were old
With which she followed my poor father's body Like Niobe�察�all tears´ why
she�察�even she ��O God� �a beast that wants discourse of reason Would have
mourn'd longer�� married with my uncle�察�My father's brother�察�but no more
like my father Than I to Hercules。 Within a month�察�Ere yet the salt of most
unrighteous tears Had left the flushing in her galled eyes�察�She married。 O�察�
most wicked speed�察�to post With such dexterity to incestuous sheets� �It is
not�察�nor it cannot come to good。 But break my heart�察�for I must hold my
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tongue� �
Enter Horatio�察�Marcellus�察�and Bernardo。
Hor。 Hail to your lordship� �Ham。 I am glad to see you well。 Horatio� �
or I do forget myself。 Hor。 The same�察�my lord�察�and your poor servant ever。
Ham。 Sir�察�my good friend´ I'll change that name with you。 And what make
you from Wittenberg�察�Horatio�拭�Marcellus�拭�Mar。 My good lord� �Ham。 I am
very glad to see you。´ ��To Bernardo�А�Good even�察�sir。´
But what�察 �in faith�察 �make you from Wittenberg�拭 �Hor。 A truant
disposition�察�good my lord。 Ham。 I would not hear your enemy say so�察�Nor
shall you do my ear that violence To make it truster of your own report
Against yourself。 I know you are no truant。 But what is your affair in
Elsinore�拭�We'll teach you to drink deep ere you depart。 Hor。 My lord�察 �I
came to see your father's funeral。 Ham。 I prithee do not mock me�察�fellow
student。 I think it was to see my mother's wedding。 Hor。 Indeed�察�my lord�察�it
followed hard upon。 Ham。 Thrift�察�thrift�察�Horatio� �The funeral bak'd meats
Did coldly furnish forth the marriage tables。 Would I had met my dearest
foe in heaven Or ever I had seen that day�察�Horatio� �My father´ methinks I
see my father。 Hor。 O�察�where�察�my lord�拭�Ham。 In my mind's eye�察�Horatio。
Hor。 I saw him once。 He was a goodly king。 Ham。 He was a man�察�take him
for all in all。 I shall not look upon his like again。 Hor。 My lord�察�I think I
saw him yesternight。 Ham。 Saw�拭�who�拭�Hor。 My lord�察�the King your father。
Ham。 The King my father�拭�Hor。 Season your admiration for a while With
an attent ear�察�till I may deliver Upon the witness of these gentlemen�察�This
marvel to you。 Ham。 For God's love let me hear� �Hor。 Two nights together
had these gentlemen ��Marcellus and Bernardo�� on their watch In the dead
vast and middle of the night Been thus encount'red。 A figure like your
father�察�Armed at point exactly�察 �cap´a´pe�察�Appears before them and with
solemn march Goes slow and stately by them。 Thrice he walk'd By their
oppress'd and fear´surprised eyes�察 �Within his truncheon's length�察 �whilst
they distill'd Almost to jelly with the act of fear�察�Stand dumb and speak not
to him。 This to me In dreadful secrecy impart they did�察�And I with them
the third night kept the watch�察�Where�察�as they had deliver'd�察�both in time�察�
Form of the thing�察�each word made true and good�察�The apparition comes。 I
knew your father。 These hands are not more like。 Ham。 But where was this�拭�
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Mar。 My lord�察 �upon the platform where we watch'd。 Ham。 Did you not
speak to it�拭 �Hor。 My lord�察 �I did�察 �But answer made it none。 Yet once
methought It lifted up it head and did address Itself to motion�察�like as it
would speak�察�But even then the morning cock crew loud�察�And at the sound
it shrunk in haste away And vanish'd from our sight。 Ham。 'Tis very
strange。 Hor。 As I do live�察�my honour'd lord�察�'tis true�察�And we did think it
writ down in our duty To let you know of it。 Ham。 Indeed�察�indeed�察�sirs。
But this troubles me。 Hold you the watch to´night�拭�Both ��Mar。 and Ber。�А�
We do�察�my lord。 Ham。 Arm'd�察�say you�拭�Both。 Arm'd�察�my lord。 Ham。 From
top to toe�拭�Both。 My lord�察�from head to foot。 Ham。 Then saw you not his
face�拭�Hor。 O�察�yes�察�my lord� �He wore his beaver up。 Ham。 What�察�look'd he
frowningly。 Hor。 A countenance more in sorrow than in anger。 Ham。 Pale
or red�拭�Hor。 Nay�察�very pale。 Ham。 And fix'd his eyes upon you�拭�Hor。 Most
constantly。 Ham。 I would I had been there。 Hor。 It would have much
amaz'd you。 Ham。 Very like�察�very like。 Stay'd it long�拭�Hor。 While one with
moderate haste might tell a hundred。 Both。 Longer�察�longer。 Hor。 Not when
I saw't。 Ham。 His beard was grizzled´ no�拭�Hor。 It was�察�as I have seen it in
his life�察�A sable silver'd。 Ham。 I will watch to´night。 Perchance 'twill walk
again。 Hor。 I warr'nt it will。 Ham。 If it assume my noble father's person�察�I'll
speak to it�察�though hell itself should gape And bid me hold my peace。 I
pray you all�察�If you have hitherto conceal'd this sight�察�Let it be tenable in
your silence still�察 �And whatsoever else shall hap to´night�察 �Give it an
understanding but no tongue。 I will requite your loves。 So�察�fare you well。
Upon the platform�察�'twixt eleven and twelve�察�I'll visit you。 All。 Our duty to
your honour。 Ham。 Your loves�察�as mine to you。 Farewell。 Exeunt ��all but
Hamlet�А� My father's spirit´ in arms�拭�All is not well。 I doubt some foul
play。 Would the night were come� �Till then s