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Wherein the spirit held his wont to walk。A flourish of trumpets�察�and two 

pieces go off。 What does this mean�察�my lord�拭�Ham。 The King doth wake 

to´night and takes his rouse�察�Keeps wassail�察�and the swagg'ring upspring 

reels�察�And�察�as he drains his draughts of Rhenish down�察�The kettledrum and 

trumpet thus bray out The triumph of his pledge。 Hor。 Is it a custom�拭�Ham。 

Ay�察  �marry�察  �is't�察  �But   to   my   mind�察  �though   I   am   native   here   And   to   the 

manner      born�察  �it  is  a  custom    More     honour'd    in   the  breach    than   the 

observance。 This heavy´headed revel east and west Makes us traduc'd and 

tax'd of other nations�察�They clip us drunkards and with swinish phrase Soil 

our addition�察�and indeed it takes From our achievements�察�though perform'd 

at   height�察  �The   pith   and   marrow   of   our   attribute。   So   oft   it   chances   in 

particular men That�察�for some vicious mole of nature in them�察�As in their 

birth�察� wherein they are not guilty�察�Since nature cannot choose his origin�察� 

By the o'ergrowth of some complexion�察�Oft breaking down the pales and 

forts of reason�察�Or by some habit that too much o'erleavens The form of 

plausive manners�察�that these men Carrying�察�I say�察�the stamp of one defect�察�

Being nature's livery�察�or fortune's star�察�Their virtues else´ be they as pure 

as   grace�察�As   infinite   as   man   may   undergo´   Shall   in   the   general   censure 

take   corruption   From   that   particular   fault。   The   dram   of   e'il   Doth   all   the 

noble substance often dout To his own scandal。 

       Enter Ghost。 

     Hor。   Look�察  �my   lord�察  �it   comes�   �Ham。  Angels   and   ministers   of   grace 

defend us� �Be thou a spirit of health or goblin damn'd�察�Bring with thee airs 

from heaven or blasts from hell�察�Be thy intents wicked or charitable�察�Thou 

com'st in such a questionable shape That I will speak to thee。 I'll call thee 

Hamlet�察  �King�察  �father�察  �royal   Dane。   O�察  �answer   me�拭  �Let   me   not   burst   in 



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ignorance�察�but tell Why thy canoniz'd bones�察�hearsed in death�察�Have burst 

their cerements�察�why the sepulchre Wherein we saw thee quietly inurn'd�察�

Hath op'd his ponderous and marble jaws To cast thee up again。 What may 

this mean That thou�察�dead corse�察�again in complete steel�察�Revisits thus the 

glimpses of the moon�察�Making night hideous�察�and we fools of nature So 

horridly to shake our disposition With thoughts beyond the reaches of our 

souls�拭  �Say�察  �why   is   this�拭  �wherefore�拭�What   should   we   do��Ghost   beckons 

Hamlet。 Hor。 It beckons you to go away with it�察�As if it some impartment 

did desire To you alone。 Mar。 Look with what courteous action It waves 

you   to   a   more   removed   ground。   But   do   not   go   with   it�   �Hor。   No�察  �by   no 

means� �Ham。 It will not speak。 Then will I follow it。 Hor。 Do not�察�my lord� �

Ham。 Why�察�what should be the fear�拭�I do not set my life at a pin's fee�察�And 

for  my  soul�察  �what   can   it   do   to   that�察  �Being   a   thing   immortal   as   itself�拭  �It 

waves me forth again。 I'll follow it。 Hor。 What if it tempt you toward the 

flood�察�my lord�察�Or to the dreadful summit of the cliff That beetles o'er his 

base   into   the   sea�察  �And   there   assume   some   other�察  �horrible   form   Which 

might   deprive   your   sovereignty   of   reason And   draw   you   into   madness�拭�

Think of it。 The very place puts toys of desperation�察�Without more motive�察�

into every brain That looks so many fadoms to the sea And hears it roar 

beneath。 Ham。 It waves me still。 Go on。 I'll follow thee。 Mar。 You shall not 

go�察�my lord。 Ham。 Hold off your hands� �Hor。 Be rul'd。 You shall not go。 

Ham。 My fate cries out And makes each petty artire in this body As hardy 

as the Nemean lion's nerve。 ��Ghost beckons。�А�

     Still am I call'd。 Unhand me�察�gentlemen。 By heaven�察�I'll make a ghost 

of him that lets me� � I say�察�away� � Go on。 I'll follow thee。 Exeunt Ghost 

and Hamlet。 Hor。 He waxes desperate with imagination。 Mar。 Let's follow。 

'Tis not fit thus to obey him。 Hor。 Have after。 To what issue will this come�拭�

Mar。 Something is rotten in the state of Denmark。 Hor。 Heaven will direct 

it。 Mar。 Nay�察�let's follow him。Exeunt。 



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     SCENE V。 Elsinore。 The Castle。 Another part of the 



                                  fortifications。 



     Enter Ghost and Hamlet。 

     Ham。   Whither   wilt   thou   lead   me�拭  �Speak�   �I'll   go   no   further。   Ghost。 

Mark     me。   Ham。    I  will。  Ghost。    My   hour    is  almost   come�察   �When    I  to 

sulph'rous and tormenting flames Must render up myself。 Ham。 Alas�察�poor 

ghost�   �Ghost。   Pity   me   not�察  �but   lend   thy   serious   hearing   To   what   I   shall 

unfold。 Ham。 Speak。 I am bound to hear。 Ghost。 So art thou to revenge�察�

when thou shalt hear。 Ham。 What�拭�Ghost。 I am thy father's spirit�察�Doom'd 

for a certain term to walk the night�察�And for the day confin'd to fast in fires�察�

Till the foul crimes done in my days of nature Are burnt and purg'd away。 

But that I am forbid To tell the secrets of my prison house�察�I could a tale 

unfold whose lightest word Would harrow up thy soul�察�freeze thy young 

blood�察�Make thy two eyes�察�like stars�察�start from their spheres�察�Thy knotted 

and combined locks to part�察�And each particular hair to stand on end Like 

quills upon the fretful porcupine。 But this eternal blazon must not be To 

ears of flesh and blood。 List�察�list�察�O�察�list� �If thou didst ever thy dear father 

love´ Ham。 O God� �Ghost。 Revenge his foul and most unnatural murther。 

Ham。 Murther�拭�Ghost。 Murther most foul�察�as in the best it is�察�But this most 

foul�察�strange�察�and unnatural。 Ham。 Haste me to know't�察�that I�察�with wings 

as swift As meditation or the thoughts of love�察�May sweep to my revenge。 

Ghost。 I find thee apt�察�And duller shouldst thou be than the fat weed That 

rots   itself   in   ease   on   Lethe   wharf�察  �Wouldst   thou   not   stir   in   this。   Now�察�

Hamlet�察�hear。 'Tis given out that�察�sleeping in my orchard�察�A serpent stung 

me。   So   the   whole   ear   of   Denmark   Is   by   a   forged   process   of   my   death 

Rankly abus'd。 But know�察�thou noble youth�察�The serpent that did sting thy 

father's life Now wears his crown。 Ham。 O my prophetic soul� �My uncle�拭�

Ghost。 Ay�察�that incestuous�察�that adulterate beast�察�With witchcraft of his wit�察�

with   traitorous gifts´   O  wicked   wit   and gifts�察 �that have   the   power   So   to 

seduce� � won to his shameful lust The will of my most seeming´virtuous 

queen。 O Hamlet�察�what a falling´off was there�察�From me�察�whose love was 

of that dignity That it went hand in hand even with the vow I made to her 



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in marriage�察�and to decline Upon a wretch whose natural gifts were poor 

To those of mine� �But virtue�察�as it never will be mov'd�察�Though lewdness 

court it in a shape of heaven�察�So lust�察�though to a radiant angel link'd�察�Will 

sate   itself   in   a   celestial   bed And   prey   on   garbage。   But   soft�   �methinks   I 

scent the   morning   air。  Brief   let   me   be。   Sleeping   within   my  orchard�察  �My 

custom   always   of   the   afternoon�察  �Upon   my   secure   hour   thy   uncle   stole�察�

With juice of cursed hebona in a vial�察�And in the porches of my ears did 

pour   The   leperous   distilment�察  �whose   effect   Holds   such   an   enmity   with 

blood of man That swift as quicksilver it courses through The natural gates 

and alleys of the body�察�And with a sudden vigour it doth posset And curd�察�

like eager droppings into milk�察�The thin and wholesome blood。 So did it 

mine�察�And a mos

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