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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 sit still�察�my soul。 Foul deeds
will rise�察�Though all the earth o'erwhelm them�察�to men's eyes。 Exit。
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SCENE III。 Elsinore。 A room in the house of
Polonius。
Enter Laertes and Ophelia。
Laer。 My necessaries are embark'd。 Farewell。 And�察�sister�察�as the winds
give benefit And convoy is assistant�察�do not sleep�察�But let me hear from
you。 Oph。 Do you doubt that�拭 �Laer。 For Hamlet�察 �and the trifling of his
favour�察�Hold it a fashion�察�and a toy in blood�察�A violet in the youth of primy
nature�察 �Forward�察 �not permanent´ sweet�察 �not lasting�察 �The perfume and
suppliance of a minute�察�No more。 Oph。 No more but so�拭�Laer。 Think it no
more。 For nature crescent does not grow alone In thews and bulk�察�but as
this temple waxes�察�The inward service of the mind and soul Grows wide
withal。 Perhaps he loves you now�察 �And now no soil nor cautel doth
besmirch The virtue of his will�察�but you must fear�察�His greatness weigh'd�察�
his will is not his own�察�For he himself is subject to his birth。 He may not�察�
as unvalued persons do�察�Carve for himself�察�for on his choice depends The
safety and health of this whole state�察�And therefore must his choice be
circumscrib'd Unto the voice and yielding of that body Whereof he is the
head。 Then if he says he loves you�察�It fits your wisdom so far to believe it
As he in his particular act and place May give his saying deed�察�which is no
further Than the main voice of Denmark goes withal。 Then weigh what
loss your honour may sustain If with too credent ear you list his songs�察�Or
lose your heart�察�or your chaste treasure open To his unmast'red importunity。
Fear it�察�Ophelia�察�fear it�察�my dear sister�察�And keep you in the rear of your
affection�察 �Out of the shot and danger of desire。 The chariest maid is
prodigal enough If she unmask her beauty to the moon。 Virtue itself
scopes not calumnious strokes。 The canker galls the infants of the spring
Too oft before their buttons be disclos'd�察�And in the morn and liquid dew
of youth Contagious blastments are most imminent。 Be wary then�察 �best
safety lies in fear。 Youth to itself rebels�察�though none else near。 Oph。 I shall
th' effect of this good lesson keep As watchman to my heart。 But�察�good my
brother�察 �Do not as some ungracious pastors do�察 �Show me the steep and
thorny way to heaven�察�Whiles�察�like a puff'd and reckless libertine�察�Himself
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the primrose path of dalliance treads And recks not his own rede。 Laer。 O�察�
fear me not� �
Enter Polonius。
I stay too long。 But here my father comes。 A double blessing is a
double grace�察�Occasion smiles upon a second leave。 Pol。 Yet here�察�Laertes�拭�
Aboard�察�aboard�察�for shame� �The wind sits in the shoulder of your sail�察�And
you are stay'd for。 There´ my blessing with thee� �And these few precepts in
thy memory Look thou character。 Give thy thoughts no tongue�察�Nor any
unproportion'd thought his act。 Be thou familiar�察�but by no means vulgar�此�
Those friends thou hast�察�and their adoption tried�察�Grapple them unto thy
soul with hoops of steel�察�But do not dull thy palm with entertainment Of
each new´hatch'd�察�unfledg'd comrade。 Beware Of entrance to a quarrel�察�but
being in�察�Bear't that th' opposed may beware of thee。 Give every man thine
ear�察�but few thy voice�察�Take each man's censure�察�but reserve thy judgment。
Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy�察�But not express'd in fancy�察�rich�察�not
gaudy�察�For the apparel oft proclaims the man�察�And they in France of the
best rank and station Are most select and generous�察�chief in that。 Neither a
borrower nor a lender be�察 �For loan oft loses both itself and friend�察�And
borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry。 This above all´ to thine own self
be true�察�And it must follow�察�as the night the day�察�Thou canst not then be
false to any man。 Farewell。 My blessing season this in thee� �Laer。 Most
humbly do I take my leave�察�my lord。 Pol。 The time invites you。 Go�察�your
servants tend。 Laer。 Farewell�察 �Ophelia�察 �and remember well What I have
said to you。 Oph。 'Tis in my memory lock'd�察�And you yourself shall keep
the key of it。 Laer。 Farewell。Exit。 Pol。 What is't�察�Ophelia�察�he hath said to
you�拭 �Oph。 So please you�察 �something touching the Lord Hamlet。 Pol。
Marry�察�well bethought� �'Tis told me he hath very oft of late Given private
time to you�察�and you yourself Have of your audience been most free and
bounteous。 If it be so´ as so 'tis put on me�察�And that in way of caution´ I
must tell you You do not understand yourself so clearly As it behooves my
daughter and your honour。 What is between you�拭 �Give me up the truth。
Oph。 He hath�察�my lord�察�of late made many tenders Of his affection to me。
Pol。 Affection�拭 �Pooh� �You speak like a green girl�察 �Unsifted in such
perilous circumstance。 Do you believe his tenders�察�as you call them�拭�Oph。
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I do not know�察�my lord�察�what I should think�察�Pol。 Marry�察�I will teach you� �
Think yourself a baby That you have ta'en these tenders for true pay�察�
Which are not sterling。 Tender yourself more dearly�察�Or ��not to crack the
wind of the poor phrase�察�Running it thus�� you'll tender me a fool。 Oph。 My
lord�察 �he hath importun'd me with love In honourable fashion。 Pol。 Ay�察�
fashion you may call it。 Go to�察�go to� �Oph。 And hath given countenance to
his speech�察 �my lord�察 �With almost all the holy vows of heaven。 Pol。 Ay�察�
springes to catch woodcocks� �I do know�察 �When the blood burns�察 �how
prodigal the soul Lends the tongue vows。 These blazes�察�daughter�察�Giving
more light than heat�察 �extinct in both Even in their promise�察 �as it is a´
making�察�You must not take for fire。 From this time Be something scanter
of your maiden presence。 Set your entreatments at a higher rate Than a
command to parley。 For Lord Hamlet�察�Believe so much in him�察�that he is
young�察�And with a larger tether may he walk Than may be given you。 In
few�察�Ophelia�察�Do not believe his vows�察�for they are brokers�察�Not of that
dye which their investments show�察�But mere implorators of unholy suits�察�
Breathing like sanctified and pious bawds�察�The better to beguile。 This is
for all�此 �I would not�察 �in plain terms�察 �from this time forth Have you so
slander any moment leisure As to give words or talk with the Lord Hamlet。
Look to't�察 �I charge you。 Come your ways。 Oph。 I shall obey�察 �my
lord。Exeunt。
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SCENE IV。 Elsinore。 The platform before the
Castle。
Enter Hamlet�察�Horatio�察�and Marcellus。
Ham。 The air bites shrewdly�察�it is very cold。 Hor。 It is a nipping and an
eager air。 Ham。 What hour now�拭�Hor。 I think it lacks of twelve。 Mar。 No�察�it
is struck。 Hor。 Indeed�拭 �I heard it not。 It then draws near the season
Wherein the spirit held his wont to walk。A flourish of t