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you
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so often chances in particular men that
throw some vicious mole of nature in
them by the or growth of some complexion
after breaking down the pails and
thoughts of reason or by some habit
grown too much that these men carrying I
say the stamp of one defect
never to Zell's be they as pure as grace
shall in the general censure take
corruption
from that particular fault
this is the tragedy of a man
who could not make up
his mind
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who's that hey hunt for me it's time to
that hold yourself long live the king
Bernardo he you come most-capped upon
your all now struck twelve get thee to
bed Francisco
well this relief much thanks it is
bitter cold I'm sick at heart
have you had quiet guard not a mouse
stirring well good night if you do meet
Horatio and Marcellus the rivals of my
watch it make haste I think I hear sad
Oh who's that French this ground and
lead you into the day here the other
night long sojourn
Bernardo say what is Horatio that a
piece of him welcome Heredia welcome
good Marcellus fine as this thing
appeared again tonight I've seen nothing
Horatio says tis but our fantasy and
will not let belief take hold of him
touching this dreaded site twice seen of
us therefore I've been treated him along
with us to watch the minutes of this
night but if again this apparition comes
he may approve our eyes and speak to it
- - to another Pierre sit down awhile
let us once again assail your ears that
are so fortified against our story what
we'd - Knights have seen where long sit
we down and let us hear Bernardo speak
of this last night of all when you on
the same star that's westward from the
pole that made his course into that part
of heaven when I burned Marcellus and
myself the Bell then beating one
in the same figure like the dead king
hamlet law at escala speak to it Horatio
looks did not like the King market or a
show most like it had owes me with fear
and wonder it would be spoke to
question is Horatio if the Hostin is
sound or use the voice speak to me if
there be any good thing to be done but
may 2d to ease and grace to me or speak
staiin speech stopping Marcellus
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it is gone and will not answer how now
Horatio in Kremlin look pale is not this
something more than fantasy well think
you want if oh my god I might not this
belief without the sensible and true
allowed you mine own eyes
is it not like the king was thought to
myself de strange
it was about to speak when the [ __ ] crow
then it started like a guilty thing upon
a fearful summons
I'd heard a [ __ ] that is the Herald of
the morn dust with his loft in shrill
sounding throat awake the God a day met
its warning the wandering and uneasy
spirit highs to its confine
faded on the crowing of the [ __ ]
some say that ever gainst that season
comes wherein our saviours birth is
celebrated the bird of dawning singeth
all night long and then they say no
spirit can walk abroad the nights are
wholesome then no planets strike no
fairy takes nor witch hath part a charm
so hallowed and so gracious is the time
serve I heard and do in part believe it
but look the morn in russet mantle clad
walks or the dew of yon high eastern
Hill
break we are watch out by my advice let
us impart what we've seen tonight unto
young Hamlet but upon my life this
spirit done to us will speak to him
let's do it I pray something is rotten
in the state of Denmark
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though yet of Hamlet our dear brothers
death the memory be green and that it us
befitted to where our hearts in grief on
our whole kingdom to be contracted in
one brow world yet so far hath
discretion fought with nature that we
with wisest sorrow think on him together
with remembrance of ourselves therefore
our sometime sister now our queen have
we as twere with a defeated joy with
mirth in funeral and with dirge in
marriage in equal scale weighing the
light and dull taken to wife no have we
here you bard your better wisdoms which
are freely gone with this affair long
for all thanks
and are they oh geez what's the news
with you you told us of some suit what
is clear it is you cannot speak of
reason to the Dane and lose your voice
what would that big rarities it shall
not be my often not try asking it is not
more native to the heart they had more
instrumental to the mouth then it is the
throne of Denmark to live father
what was that have Larry's bread my lord
your leave and favor to return to France
from whence the willingly I came to
Denmark to show my duty in your
coronation yet now I must confess that
Duty done my thoughts and wishes Bend
again towards France and bow them to
your gracious leave and pardon your
father's leave what's this Polonius he
hath my lord wrung from me my slow leave
my labor some petition and at last upon
his will i sealed my hard consent I do
beseech you give him leave to go take a
fair hour Laertes time divide and thy
best Grace's spend it at thy will and
now our cousin Hamlet and our son how is
it that the clouds still hang on you
good Hamlet cast thy nighted color off
and let thine eye look like a friend on
Denmark do not forever with I lowered
lids seek for thy noble father in the
dust thou dost is come all that lives
must die passing through nature to
eternity I met him it is common if it be
why seems it so particular with thee
seems met nay it is I know not seems tis
not alone my inky cloak good mother nor
customary suits of solemn black together
with all forms
shows of grief that can denote me truly
these indeed seem for they are actions
that a man might play but I have that
within which passeth show these but the
trappings and the suits of wool
sweet commendable in your nature I have
led to give these mourning duties to
your father but you must know your
father lost a father that father lost
lost his and the survivor bound in
filial obligation for some term to do
obsequious sorrow but to persisted
obstinate condolence is a course of
impious stubbornness tis unmanly grief a
fall to heaven a fault against the dead
a falter natured reason must absurd
whose common theme is death of fathers
and who still has cried from the first
corpse till he died today this must be
so why should we allow peevish
opposition
take it to heart we pray you throw to
earth the Sun prevailing world and think
of us as of a father for let the world
take note you are the most immediate to
our throne with no less nobility of love
than that which dearest father bears his
son do I am part towards you
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beyond Intendant going back to school at
Wittenberg it is most retrograde to our
desire we beseech you benjoe to remain
here in the cheer and comfort of our eye
our chiefest courtier cousin and our son
let not thy mother lose her prayers
Hamlet I pray thee stay with us go not
to Wittenberg I shall in all my best
obey human-y it is a loving and a fair
reply
be as ourself in Denmark madam come this
gentle and unforced Accord of Hamlet
sits smiling to my heart in grace
whereof no jocund health that Denmark
drinks today but the great cannon to the
clouds hotel and the keyless Corral's
the heavens who roar again re speaking
earthly thunder
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oh that this too too solid flesh would
melt thaw and resolve itself into a dew
or that the everlasting had not fixed
his Canon gainst self-slaughter
god
how weary stale flat and unprofitable
seem to me all the uses of this world
fired
there's an unweeded garden that grows to
see things rank and gross in nature
possess it merely that it should come to
this
but two months dead
they not so much not to so excellent a
king that was to this Hyperion to a
satyr so loving to my mother that he
might not suffer the winds of heaven
visit her face too roughly heaven and
earth must I remember why she would hang
on him as if increase of appetite had
grown by what it fed her and yet within
a month let me not think on it
frailty thy name is woman a little month
or ere those shoes were old with which
she followed my poor father's body like
Niobe all tears while she even she oh
god a beast that once discourse of
reason would have mourned longer married
with my uncle my father's brother but no
more like my father than I to Hercules
within a month she married o most wicked
speed to post with such dexterity to
incestuous sheets
it is not nor it cannot come to good but
break my heart
for I must hold my tongue
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[Applause]
my necessaries are embarked farewell and
sister as the winds give benefit in
convoys assistant do not sleep but let
me hear from you you dog that for Hamlet
and the trifling of his favor only the
fashion and a toy and blood a violet in
the use of priming nature forward not
permanent sweet not lasting the
performance appliance of a minute no
more no more but so think it no more
perhaps he loves you now but you must
fear his greatness weighed his will is
not his own for he himself is subject to
his birth he may not as unvalued persons
do carve for himself for on his choice
depends the safety and the health of
this whole state then way what lost your
honor may sustain if with the willing
ear you list his songs or lose your
heart or chase treasure open to his or
mustered importunity be wary then best
safety lies in fear
I shall The effect of this good lesson
keep as watchman to my heart but good my
brother no not as some ungracious
pastors do show me the steep and thorny
way to heaven
quiet like a puffed and reckless
libertine himself the primrose path of
dalliance treads and minds not his own
Creed Oh
fill me not but here my father comes I
stay too long aboard aboard for shame
the wind sits in the shoulder of your
sail and you are stayed for there my
blessing within and these few precepts
in thy memory look up character give
very thoughts no tongue nor any
unproportioned thought is it be thou
familiar but by no means vulgar those
friends thou hast and their adoption
tried grapple them to thy soul with
hoops of Steel but do not delight harm
with entertainment of each new hatch and
fledged confident we were an entrance to
a quarrel but being in Beart that the
opposed may beware of thee if every man
died here but few thy voice cost and I
have it as thy purse can buy about not
expressed in fancy rich not gaudy for
the apparel of proclaims the man neither
a borrower nor a lender be although not
loses both itself and friend and
borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry
disavowal to thine own self be true and
it must follow as the night the day thou
canst not then be forced to anywhere
farewell my blessing season this
admission most humbly do I take my leave
milord I invite you go there what a
feeling and remember well what I said to
you did in my memory locked and you
yourself shall keep the key of it well
what is to philia he has said to you sir
please you something touching the Lord
Hamlet marry well bethought what is
between you give me up the truth
he has my lord of late made many tenders
of his affection to me affection oh you
speak like a green girl unsifted in such
perilous circumstance do you believe his
tenders as you call them I do not know
my lord marry I will teach you think
yourself a baby
I would not in plain terms from this
time forth have you give words or talk
with the Lord Hamlet look don't I charge
up
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come field wait
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hail to your lordship I'm glad to see
you well hooray sure I do forget myself
I say my lord and your poor servant
there sir my good friend I'll change
that name with you myself
I could Lorne I'm very glad to see you
could even say no but what is your
affair in Elsinore will teach you to
drink deep ere you depart my lord I came
to see your father's funeral I pray you
do not mock me fellow-student I think it
was to see my mother's wedding indeed my
lord it followed hard upon thrift thrift
Horatio the funeral baked meats did
coldly furnish forth the marriage tables
would I had met my dearest foe in heaven
or ever I had seen that day Horatio my
father
it thinks I see my father well my lord
in my mind's eye Horatio I saw him once
he was a goodly King he was a man take
him for all in all I shall not look upon
his like again my lord I think I saw him
yesternight so who my daughter King your
father the king why
two nights together had these gentlemen
Marcellus and Bernardo on their watch in
the dead vast middle of the night been
thus encountered a figure like your
father
armed appears before them and with
solemn march go slow and stately by them
this to me and read and secrecy did they
impart and I with them the third night
kept a watch where as they had reported
both in time form of the thing each word
made true and good the apparition comes
I knew your father these hands are not
more like but where was this not upon
the platform where we watched
did you not speak to it my lord I did
but answer made it none yet once
methought it lifted up its head as it
would speak but even then the morning
[ __ ] crew loud and at the sound it
shrunk in haste away and vanished from
our sight it is very strange I do live
my lawn a lot is true and we didn't
think he'd Rick down and our duty to let
you know indeed indeed sirs but this
troubles me hold you the watch tonight
doom alone armed say you are my lord
from top to toe Lord from head to foot
then you saw not his face oh yes my lord
he bought his visor up what looked he
frowningly accountants more in sorrow
than anger
and fixed his eyes upon you most
constantly have water had been there it
would have much amazed you very nice
very nice
steady it long wild one with moderate
haste might tell a hundred longer longer
not when I saw it
his beard was grizzled no it was as I've
seen it in his life a sable silver I
will watch tonight perchance twill walk
again I want it will I pray you all if
you have hitherto concealed this sight
and whatsoever L shall have tonight give
it an understanding but no tongue I will
requite your lap so far you want upon
the platform tricks to eleven and twelve
that visit you are Giorgio loves as mine
to you farewell
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my father spit it in arms war is not
well I doubt some foul play
would the night become till then sit
still my soul our deeds will rise though
all the earth o'erwhelm them to men's
eyes
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yeah by jewelry very close which is a
living and Antigua
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what our now I think it lacks a 12 no it
is struck indeed
I heard it not then draws near the
season wherein the Spirit has his wont
to walk
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what does this mean my lord the King
doth wake tonight and mix carouse keeps
wassail and the swaggering upspring
reels and as he drains his draughts of
Rhenish down the kettle drum and trumpet
thus Bray out the triumph of his play is
a custom time Marian but to my mind
though I am native here into the manor
born it is a custom more honored in the
breach that he observed this
heavy-headed revel east and west makes
us produced and marked by other nations
they call us drunkards and its finest
phrase soiler reputation and indeed it
takes from our achievements that
performed at height
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so after chances in particular men that
for some vicious mole of nature in them
by the or growth of some complexion off
breaking down the pails and forts of
reason or by some habits grown too much
that these men carrying I say the stamp
of one defect their virtues Elspeth as
peer as grace shell in the general
censure take corruption from that
particular fault
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with our spirit of health or goblin
damn'd our promised in such a
questionable shift that I would speak to
thee I'll call the Hamlet King father
royal Danelaw answer me it beckons you
to go away with it it waives you to a
more removing ground I do not go with it
no kind of means it will not speak then
I will follow it do not my lord right
what should be the fear I do not set my
life at a pins fee and for my soul what
can I do to that being a thing immortal
as itself it waves me forth again I'll
follow in order to attempt you told the
flood my lord
what's the dreadful summit of the cliff
that beetles or his base into the sea
and there assume some other horrible
form which might deprive your
sovereignty of reason and draw you into
madness think of it you shall have coma
lorica Act the rule do so my cries out
and make these petty uttering in this
body as hard against the Nemean Lions
nerve still am I called an angry gesture
and by heaven I make a close to him that
changes me I say away go on I'll follow
thee
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when it was done he speak I will I am my
father's spirit doomed for a certain
time to walk the night and for the day
confined to fast in fires till the foul
crimes done in my days of nature are
burnt and purged away and less poor
ghosts this wholeness started step aside
your father loud engines foul and most
unnatural murder most foul as in the
best it is but this most foul strange
and unnatural history tonight that I
with wings as Swift as meditation or the
thoughts of love me sweep to my revenge
so the holy earth of Denmark is by a
fortune process of my death rankly
abused but know thou noble youth the
servant artist in my father's life now
wears his crown I am I that incestuous
that adulterate beast with traitorous
gifts won to his shameful lust the will
of my most seeming-virtuous queen but
soft I think I said pretty for that
sleeping within my order I cast him
always in the afternoon about McGuire
down uncle stole with juice of purse
again dark in a vial and in the porches
of my ears did pour the neveress
discover whose effect hold such an
enmity with blood of man that's
worthless quicksilver it courses through
for natural gates and others of the body
as was i sleeping by a brother's hand of
life of crown of pee at once dispatched
cut off even in the blossoms of my sin
no reckoning made but sent to my account
with all my imperfections on my hand
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horrible what was horrible
as far as nature there it not let not
the Royal bed of Denmark be a couch for
luxury and Damned incest but howsoever
thou pursuest this act taint not thy
mind nor let thy soul contrive against
time mother
sadly well at once the glowworm shows
the matin to be near and begins to pale
his uneffectual fire
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all you host of heaven Oh what else
shall I couple hell
hold-hold my god remember thee
high thou poor ghost while memory holds
a seat in this distracted globe remember
thee yay from the table of my memory
I'll wipe away all trivial fond records
that youth and observation copied there
and thy commandment all alone shall live
within the book and volume of my brain
that are most pernicious
o villain smiling damned so uncle there
you now to my word it is a do and you
remember me I have sworn so be it
how is my noble Lord what news my
wonderful fellow tell it no you will
reveal it what I see but heart of men
once think it but you'll be secret hi my
lord
there's narrow villain dwelling in all
Denmark
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but he's an arrant knave
their need to know ghosts my lord come
from the grave to tell us this way right
you are in life and so without more
circumstance at all I heard it fit to be
shake hands and heart you as your
business and desire shall point you for
every man have business and desires such
as it is and for mine own core part look
you I go pray these are but wild and
whirling words my lord I'm sorry they
offend you heartily yes faith heartily
there's no offense but repent all
touching this vision here it is an
honest ghost that let me tell you but
your desire to know what is between us
all master it as you may know good
friends as you are friends scholars and
soldiers give me one poor request what
is my love you will never make known
what you have seen tonight my lorry will
not I swear it in vain my sword we've
sworn my lord already indeed upon my
sword indeed who day and night but this
is wondrous strain and therefore as a
stranger give it welcome there are more
things in heaven and earth Horatio than
are dreamt of in your philosophy but
come never so help you mercy how strange
our odds so we're right there myself as
I perchance hereafter shall think fit to
put an antic disposition on that you at
such time seeing me never shall by the
pronouncing of some doubtful phrases
well well we know or we could an if
reward or such ambiguous giving out
denote that you know aught of me this to
swear so grace and mercy at your best
need help him
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rest rest perturbed spirit
so gentlemen
with all my life I do commend men to you
and what's a poor a man as Hamlet is may
do to express his love and fending to
you
god-willing shall not lack go in and
steal your fingers on your lips I pray
the time is out of joint
or class in spice
that ever I was born to set it right
come let's go together
as I was sewing in my closet Lord Hamlet
with his doublet or at least hail as his
shirt and with a look so piteous in
purport as if he had been loosed it out
of him to speak of horrors he comes
before me he took me by the wrist and
held me hard then goes he to the legs of
all his arm and with his other hand us
over his brow he falls to such perusal
of my face as he would draw it long who
stayed himself at last a little shaking
of mine arm and thrice his head thus
waving up and down
you raised a sigh so piteous super-plow
as it did seemed to shatter all his back
and in his being that done he let me go
and with his head over his shoulder turn
he seemed to find his way without his
eyes for out of doors he went without
their help and to the last bended their
light on me
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my liege and Madam to expostulate what
Majesty should be what Duty is why day
is day night night and time is time were
nothing but to waste night day and time
therefore since brevity is the soul of
wit and tediousness the limbs and
outward flourishes I will be brief your
noble son is mad man to call I it for to
define true madness but is but to be
nothing else but mad law matter with
less art madam I swear I use no art at
all and that he is murdered tis true tis
true tis pity and pity tis tis true now
foolish figure but farewell it for I
will use no art thus it remains and the
remainder that append I have a daughter
health while she is mine who in her duty
and obedience mark hath given me this
now gather and surmise to the celestial
and my soul's Idol the most beautified
Ophelia
it's an ill phrase a vile phrase
beautified is a vile frame but you
should hear thus in her excellent white
bosom these etc came this from Hamlet to
her good madam stay awhile I will be
faithful doubt thou the stars are fire
doubt that the Sun doth move doubt truth
to be a liar but never doubt I love
oh dear Ophelia I am ill at these
numbers
I have not heart to reckon my chromes
but that I love the best who most best
believe it had you thine evermore most
dear lady while this frame is to him
Hamlet
thief's in obedience hath my daughter
sugar and more above hath his soliciting
zazz they fair help by time thy memes
and placed all given to my dear but how
had she received Islam what do you think
me as of a man faithful and on I would
fain prove but what might you think when
I had seen this hot love on the wing if
I had looked up on this love but idle
sake what might you think no I went
round to work and my young mistress thus
I did this speak Lord Hamlet is a prince
out of thy star this must not be and
then i prescript gave her that she
should lock herself from his resort
admit no messengers receive no tokens
and he repulsive a short tale to make
fell into a sadness came into a fast
thence to a watch thence to a weakness
then Shem to a lightness and by this
declension into that madness wherein now
he raves and all we more do you think
tis this it may be if there be such a
time I'd say no that that I have
positively said tis so that he proved
otherwise not a lie no take this from
this if this beatified how maybe try it
further you know sometimes he walks for
hours together here in the lobby so he
does at certain time I induce my
daughter doing the you and I behind an
Arras there mark heel kata if he love
her not and be not from his reason
fall'n thereon let me be no assistant
for a state but keep a farm and cottage
we will try it but look where sadly the
poor wretch comes reading
away I do beseech you both away I'll
board him presently what give me
how does make good Lord head lead well
got a message
do you know me my lord excellent well
you are a fishmonger not how you matter
then I would you were so honest a man I
sir to be honest as this world goes is
to be one man picked out of 10,000 it's
really true lay low for if the Sun breed
maggots in a dead dog we would daughter
I have my lord let her not walk with a
son conception is a blessing but as your
daughter may conceive friend look to it
I'll say you buy that still harping on
my daughter yet he knew me not at first
he said I was a fishmonger he's our God
our God but you speak to him again
what do you read my lord words words
well what is the matter my lord between
who I mean the matter that you read my
lord slanders for the satirical rogue
says here that old men have gray beards
that their faces are wrinkled their eyes
purging thick amber and Plumtree gun
that they have a plentiful lack of wit
together with most weak hands all of
which sir though I must powerfully
believe yet I heard it not honesty to
have it thus set down for yourself sir
shall be old as iron if like a crab you
could go backward though this be madness
shifters method we do walk out to the
air by Lord into my grave indeed it is
out of the air how pregnant sometimes
his replies are honourable Lord I will
most humbly take my leave of you
you cannot sir take from me anything
that I will more willingly part withal
except my life except my life
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read on this one that show of such an
exercise may color your loneliness
gracious so please you will destroy Isis
Oh philia walk you here
next withdrawal -
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soft you now
the fair Ophelia
[Applause]
nymph in thy orisons be all my sins
remember'd good my lord how does your
honor for this many a day I hope to
thank you well well well
my lord I have remembrances of yours
that I have longed long to redeliver I
pray and I receive them no not I I never
gave you what my honor glad you know
right will you did and with them words
of so sweet breath composed as made the
things more rich their perfume lost take
these again for to the noble mind rich
gifts wax poor when givers prove unkind
there my lord
are you honest well hard
I did love you once
indeed my lord you made me believe so
you should not have believed me get thee
to a nunnery why wouldst thou be a
breeder of sinners I'm myself
indifferent honest but yet I could
accuse me of such things that it were
better my mother had not borne me I am
very proud revengeful ambitious more
offenses of my Beck than I have thoughts
to put them in imagination to give them
shape or time to act them in what should
such fellows as I do crawling between
heaven and earth your arrant knaves all
believe none of us go thy ways to a
nunnery where's your father
at home my lord let the doors be shut
upon him that he may play the fool no
whoever in his own house I have heard of
your paintings to one another God has
given you one face and you make
yourselves another your jig you amble
your Lisp you nickname God's creatures
and make your wantonness your ignorance
get me to a nunnery and quickly Jew
farewell or Empowered needs marry marry
a fool for wise men know well enough
what monsters you make up a bowtie I
know more of it it has made me mad
I say we won't have no more marriages
those that are married already
oh yeah to a nunnery
oh he's affectionate ooh not that way
tend know what his fake the reflect form
a little was not like madness there's
something in his soul or which his
melancholy sits on brood and I do fear
the unheeded consequence will be some
danger which to prevent I have in quick
determination must set it down he shall
with speed to England happily the seas
and countries different with variable
objects shall expel is something settled
matter in his heart or think you aren't
it will do well but yet I do believe the
origin and commencement of his grief
sprung from neglected love oh now
Ophelia you'll need not tell us what
Lord Hamlet said we heard my lord do as
you please it shall be so madness in
great ones must not unwatched go
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to be or not to be that is the question
whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer
the slings and arrows of outrageous
fortune or to take arms against a sea of
troubles and by opposing
and
to die
to Sleep No More and by a sleep to say
we end the heartache and the thousand
natural shocks that flesh is heir to
it's a consummation devoutly to be
wish'd
to die
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a chance to dream I there's the rub for
in that sleep of death what dreams may
come when we have shuffled off this
mortal coil must give us pause there's
the respect that makes calamity of so
long life for who would bear the whips
and scorns of time the oppressors wrong
the proud man's contumely the pangs of
despised love the laws delay the
insolence of office and the spurns that
patient merit of the unworthy takes when
he himself might his Quietus make with a
bare bodkin
who would fardels bear to grunt and
sweat under a weary life but that the
dread of something after death the
undiscover'd country from whose Bourn no
traveler returns puzzles the will and
makes us rather bear those ills we have
than fly to others that we know not of
thus conscience does make cowards of us
all
and thus the native hue of resolution is
sicklied o'er with the pale cast of
thought and enterprises of great pith
and moment with this regard their
currents
turned awry
and lose the name of action
[Music]
Oh God I have news to tell you the
actors are come hither my lord he that
plays the king shall be welcome the best
actors in the world either for tragedy
comedy history pastor
pastoral Kumiko historical person
tragical historical tragical comical
historical past seneca cannot be too
heavy no plotters too light for these
are the only men
[Music]
you are welcome master welcome all I am
glad to see thee well o my old friend
why that face is balanced since I saw
the last chemist out to beard me in
Denmark what my young lady and Mistress
by a lady your ladyship is nearer to
heaven than when I saw you last regard
your voice like a piece of an current
gold be not cracked in its range God my
lord will you see the players well
bestowed you here let them be well used
for they are the abstract and brief
chronicles of the time after your death
you were better have a bad epitaph than
their I'll report while you live no they
will use them according to their desert
God's bodkin man much better
he was every man after his desert and
who shall scape whipping use them after
your ol honour and dignity the less they
deserved the more merit is in your
bounty take them in card says honor him
friends we hear a play tomorrow
[Music]
just hear me old friend can you play the
murder of Gonzago
I heart will have it tomorrow night you
could for a need study a speech of some
dozen or 16 lines that I would sit down
and insert in it could you know I'm at
hard very well
follow that log and look you mocking not
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
speak the speech I pray you as I
pronounced it to you trippingly on the
tongue but if you mount it as many of
your players do I had as lief the town
crier spoke my lines no do not saw the
air too much with your hand thus but use
all gently for in the very torrent
Tempest and as I may say whirlwind of
your passion you must acquire and beget
a temperance that may give it smoothness
oh it offends me to the soul to hear a
Tobuscus very wicked fellow tear of
passion to tatters to split the ears of
the groundlings who for the most part
are capable of nothing but inexplicable
dumb shows and noise I would have a such
a fella whipped it out Harrods Harrods
pray you avoid it I warrant shall not be
not to tale neither but let your own
discretion be your tutor suit the action
to the word the word to the action with
this special observance that you are
stepped not the modesty of nature for
anything so overdone is from the purpose
of playing whose end both of the first
and now was and is to hold as twere the
mirror up to nature to show virtue her
own feature scorn her own image and the
very age and body of the time his form
and pressure
now this overdone though it makes the
unskillful laugh cannot let make the
judicious grieve the central of which
one must in your allowance outweigh a
whole theater of others oh there be
players that I have seen play and heard
others praise and that highly not to
speak it profanely that having neither
the absent of Christians nor the gait of
pagan Christian nor man have so strutted
and bellowed that I have thought that
some of nature's journeymen had made men
and not made them well they imitated
humanity so Obama I hope we have
reformed that indifferently with us Oh
reform it altogether and let those that
play your clown speak no more than is
set down for them for the way of them
that will themselves laugh to set on
some
quantity of spectators - laughs - though
in the mean times unnecessary question
of the play but then to be considered
that's villainous and shows the most bit
of an ambition in the fool that uses it
go make it ready
and I my lord we're looking here this
piece of work and the Queen to and touch
presently when the players make a Stein
horatio yes we launched your service
observe man uncle give him heedful note
well my lord they are coming to the play
I must be idle get you a place
[Music]
in Hamlet excellent faith of the
chameleons dish I eat the air promise
crab you cannot feed capons oh I have
nothing but this answer heaven if these
words are not mine no not mine now my
lord you played once at the University
you say there did I my lord enters
accounted a good actor what did you
enact I did enact Julius Caesar I was
killed in the Capitol brutal skill it
was a brute part of him to kill so
capital MacArthur is ready oh my lord
they stay upon your patience come either
my dear Hamlet sit by me no good mother
here's metal more attractive
whoa
did you mark that lady shall I lie on
your lap no I mean my head upon your lap
do you think I meant country matters I
think nothing that's a fair thought to
lie between maids legs what is matter
nothing you are Mary Monell do i oh god
you're only jig maker by what should a
man do but be missed
for look you harm it I let my mother
looks and my father died within stores
nay tis twice two months my lord so long
nay then let the devil work left for
I'll have a suit of stables Oh died two
months ago I'm not for that yet why then
the super great man's memory may outlive
his life half a year
[Music]
for us and for our tragedy here stooping
to your clemency we beg your hearing
patiently
is this a prologue or the posy of a ring
just breathe my lord as woman's love you
are keen my lord you are key it will
cost you are groaning to take off my
edge
[Music]
[Applause]
on the act of the poison eyelid very
well a lot less suicide
good my lord help save me a word without
a whole history the teams I saw what of
him he's in his retirement marvelous
distempered with drink sir
no my Radha with collar your wisdom
should show itself more richer to
signify this to the doctor poor for me
to put him to his vocation but perhaps
plunge him into far more colour good my
lord put your disgust into some frame
and stop not so violently from my affair
I am claim self renounce the Queen your
mother a most great affliction of spirit
has sent me to you you are welcome nay
my lord this courtesy is not of the
right breed if it should please you to
make me a wholesome answer I will do
your mother's commandment if not your
pardon and my return shall be the end of
my business sir I cannot what my don't
make you a wholesome answer my wits
diseased but Sir such answer as I can
make you short amount or rather as you
say my mother therefore no more but of
the matter my mother you say she
deserves to speak with you and her
closet here you go to this we shall obey
where she 10 times our mother have you
any further trade with us
the Queen would speak with you and
presently do you see yonder cloud that's
almost in shape of a camel right a mess
and it's like a camel indeed he thinks
it's like a weasel it is bet like Kogi's
would like a whale very like a whale
then it'll come to my mother by and by I
will say so
vampires easily soon
leaveme friend
it is now the very witching time of
night when churchyards yawn and Hell
itself breathes out contagion to this
world how could I drink hot blood and do
such bitter business as the day would
quake to look
now to my mother
Oh heart lose not by Nature let not ever
the soul of Nero into this firm bosom
let me be cruel not unnatural I will
speak daggers to her but use not
my lord he's going to his mother's
closet behind the errors I will conceal
myself to hear the process I am one and
she'll takes him home and don't you sit
and wisely was it said his meat some
more audience than a mother since nature
makes impartial food or hear the speech
from Vantage tell you where my reach
Alcor upon you where you go to bed and
tell you what I know
Thanks
my offenses rank it smells to heaven it
hath the primal eldest curse upon't of
brother's murder pray can I not though
inclination be as sharp as will what if
this cursed head were thicker than
itself
brother's blood is there not rain enough
in the sweet hymns to wash it white the
snow hello what form of Prayer cuz my
turn
give me my foul murder that cannot be
since I am still possessed of those
effects for which I did the murder my
crown my no ambition and my queen Oh red
she'd stayed Oh buzz of black death
help agent Jones all me
yes we will
[Music]
I might I do it Pat now he's praying
now
[Music]
and so he goes to heaven and so I'm out
avenge that would be thought on a
villain kills my father and for that I
his sole son do the same villain send to
heaven oh this is higher and Saladin not
revenge
he took my father all his crimes
full-blown as flush as me and how his
ordered stands who knows safe heaven but
in our circumstance and course of
thought it is heavy with him and am I
then revenge to take him and the purging
of his soul when he is fit and seasoned
for his passage no up sword and no
though a more dark intent when he is
drunk asleep or in his rage or in the
incestuous pleasure of his bed at gaming
swearing or about some act that has no
relative salvation
then tripping that his heels may kick at
heaven and that his soul may be as
damned and black as hell whereto it
governs my mother stays this physic but
prolongs the sickly days my words fly up
my thoughts remain below words without
thoughts never to heaven go
[Music]
he will come straight look you laid home
to him tell him his pranks been too
broad to belly and that your grace had
screamed and stood between much heat and
him I'll silence me in here will you be
round
father
I won't you fear me not withdraw I hear
them coming now mother what's the matter
Hamlet thou hast thy father much
offended mother you have my father much
offended can you answer with an idle
talk Go Go you question with a wicked
tongue what's the matter now no by the
Rood not so you are the Queen your
husband's brother's wife and would it
were not so you are my mother now set
those to you that can t come and sit
you're done you sign our bags you go not
till I set you up a glass where you may
see the inmost part of you hey I know
not is it the king o bloody deed is this
a bloody deed almost as bad good mother
as kill a king and marry with his
brother King I lady
it was my word
our wretched rash intruding fool
farewell I took you for that better take
that fortune our fans to be too busy is
some danger to Donna
bring your heart first so I shall if it
be made of penetrable stuff am i done
without deaths might die tongue in noise
who wrote again such an act that blurs
the Grace and blush of modesty calls
virtue hypocrite takes off the rose from
the fair forehead of an innocent love
and such a blister hair and mixed
marriage vows as false as Dicers olivine
water look here upon this picture and on
this the counterfeit presentment of two
brothers see what a grace was seated on
this brow and I like Mars to threaten in
command a stature like the herald
mercury knew lighted on a heaven kissing
hill a combination on the form indeed
where every God did seem to set his seal
to give the world Assurance of a man
this was your husband looked you now
what follows here is your husband like a
mildewed ear blasting his wholesome
brother have you eyes you cannot call it
love for at your age the heyday in the
blood is tame its humble and waits upon
the judgment and what judgment would
step from this to this
what devil was that the serpent you a
shame where is thy blush if hell can
rise having a matrons bones to flaming
youth trick that you be as well handed
speak no more and I changed mine eyes
into my very soul and there I see such
black and grained its thoughts as will
not lose this day nay but to live in the
rank sweat of a lascivious pears stood
in corruption ring and making no more
these words like daggers and veneers no
more sweet
and a villain a slave that is not what
you thought the worth of your to Lord
The Tempest of the Empire and the throne
the from a shelf the precious Dharamsala
[Laughter]
[Music]
save me
my god
what would your gracious figure lassies
man do you not come your tardy son to
child that lapsed in time and passion
let's go by the important acting of your
trade come on
this visitation is but to whet thy
almost blunted purpose
a basement on my mother's death between
her and her fighting soul how is it with
you lady Ellis how is with you that you
do bend your eye on vacancy and with the
incorporate I do hold discourse or
gentle Sun upon the heat and flame of
thy distemper sprinkle cool patients
whereon do you look upon him on him look
you how pale he glares his form and
cause conjoined breaching two stones
would make them sensitive do not look
upon me best with this piteous action
you convert my Stern intense so I shed
tears not not to whom do you speak this
do you see nothing there
nothing at all yet all there is I see no
do you nothing here no nothing but
ourselves hi look you there my father
[Music]
this is the very carnage of your brain
this bodyless creation madness is very
cunning in madness my pulse is yours
doth temperately keep time and makes us
healthful music mother for love of grace
lay not that flattering unction to your
soul that not your trespass but my
madness speaks confess yourself to
heaven repent what's past avoid what is
to come and do not spread the compost on
the weeds to make them ranker forgive me
this my virtue lift my heart in twitting
no throw away the worser part of it and
live the purer with the other half
goodnight but go not to my uncle's bed
assume a virtue if you have it not
refrain tonight and that shall lend a
kind of easiness to the next abstinence
the next more easing for use can almost
change the stamp of nature once more
good night and when you are desirous to
be blessed I'll blessing beg of you
I must be cruel only to be kind
I must to England you know that lack I
had forgotten it so come Florida
there's let us see this man shall send
me packing I lack the guts into the NATO
room
indeed this counselor is now most still
most secret and most grave that was in
life a foolish prating knave damn sir
before the water end with you
good night mother
[Music]
now Hamlet where's Polonius at supper
had supper hmm we're not where he eats
but where he is eaten a certain
convocation of politic worms are even
meted your worm is your only Emperor for
diets we fat all creatures else to fat
us and we fat ourselves for worms your
fat King and your lean beggar is but
variable service to dishes but to one
table that's the end as unless a man may
fish with the worm that had eat of a
king and eat of a fish that a fed of
that worm what does the mean by this
nothing but to show you how a king may
go a progress through the guts of a
beggar where is Polonius in heaven sent
over to see if your messenger find him
not there seek him at the other place
yourself but indeed if you find him not
within this month you shall nose him as
you go up the stairs into the lobby go
seek him there he will stay till you
come
Hamlet for thine especial safety which
we do tender as we do deeply grieve for
that which thou hast done this deed must
send thee hence with fiery quickness
therefore prepare thyself the bark is
very the wind sets fair and everything
is bent for England for England I have
it cool so is if thou new style purposes
I see a cherub that sees them but come
for England farewell dear mother loving
father handed
my mother
father and mother is man and wife man
and wife is one flesh
and so
my mother
[Music]
come
for England Halloween plus tempting to
speed or delay it not
I'll have him hence tonight away
everything is sealed and down there else
teams on the affair are you make haste
[Music]
in England if my love thou hosted all
Palmas not cold the treat our suffering
order which imports at full present
death
do it inland like the fever and my
bloody rages I must kill him here and I
notice done how am i helps I joined
[Music]
where is the beauteous majesty of
Denmark why how now Ophelia see you may
pray you MA
he is dead and gone maybe he's back on
his head across screen turn and his
heels stone
[Applause]
[Music]
neighbor to feel yeah you mark the
mountains which they went to the grave
did cool how do you pretty lady
well God used you
lays baby owl was a Baker's daughter
Lord we know what we are but know not
what we may be
god be at your table
distraction for her father I hope will
be will we must be patient
but I cannot choose but weep to think
they should lay him in the cold ground
my brother shall know of it and so I
thank you for how good counsel
come my coach good night ladies
sweet ladies good night
good night paula koklos give a good
watch I pray you
Oh Gertrude Gertrude when sorrows come
they come not single spies but in
battalions first a father same next our
son gone the people muddied thick and
unwholesome and their thoughts
whispers Celia divided from herself
another last and more dangerous than all
of these her brother is in secret come
from France and was not buzzers to
infect his ear with pestilence speeches
of his father's death and he himself not
hesitates to threaten our own person
oh my dear Gertrude dislike - a
murdering piece in many places gives me
superfluous death
hello what news
letters we load from Hamlet from Hamlet
this to your majesty
it is to the Queen who brought them
the sailors milord they said leave us
[Music]
god bless you sir didn't bless thee too
he shall sir and the please him the
letter for you sir
comes from the Ambassador that was bound
for England if a name be Horatio as I'm
lettin there it is Horatio there we were
two days old at sea a pirate a very
warlike appointment gave us chase
finding ourselves too slow of sail we
put on a compelled fella in the gravel I
boarded them
on the instant they got clear of our
ship so I alone became their prisoner
they have dealt with me like thieves of
mercy but they knew what they did I am
to do a good turn for them repaired out
to me with as much speed as the woods to
fly death these good fellows will bring
me for I am farewell he that thou
knowest I come that you may direct me to
him from whom you brought this for my
father they do desire to know the
certainty of your dear father's death is
it within your revenge that scoops take
you draw both friend and foe winner and
those are not to know them to his good
friends that's why I know you speak like
a good child and a true gentleman that I
am guiltless of your father's death and
ever sensibly in Greek for it shall
appear as a carry to your judgment as
data to your eyes
he was sing oh no what noise is this
kind sister sweet to feel oh he drive my
brands all rows of me oh heavens as
possible a young maids which should be
as mortal as an old man's life I hadn't
died madness shall be paid by weight to
a scale turn the beam very well
[Music]
there's rosemary that's for remembrance
Pray Love remember
there is plenty let's propose
there's fennel for you and columbines
there's room for you and here's some for
me we may call it her bow graces on this
oh you must wear your rue with a
difference there's a daisy I would give
you some violets but they withered all
when my father died they say he made a
good end for bunnies me holding his own
do you see this Oh God
[Music]
and the more Christian souls I pray God
god be with you
[Music]
there is a willow grows aslant a brook
that shows his hoar leaves in the glassy
stream there with fantastic Garland's
did she come of crow flowers nettles
daisies and long purples there on the
pendent boughs her coronet weeds
clambering to hang an envious sliver
broke and down her weedy trophies and
herself fell in the weeping Brook her
clothes spread wide
and mermaid-like awhile they bore her
[Music]
but long it could not be till that her
garments heavy with their drink
called the poor wretch from her
melodious lay to muddy death
[Music]
then she's dry
yeah
drown in youth when I did loved it loved
me thought it was very sweet to contract
oh the time oh my bo we thought there
was nothing me for age with his steely
steps Lord million his color with grapes
this Sarah mine sir
I think it be thine indeed for thou
liest in it you lawyer don't so
therefore tis not yours for my tour I do
not lie in and yet it is mine
let us line to be int and say tis thine
just the dead not the quick therefore
that lysed which is a quick lies hurtled
away again from me to you what man does
now dig it fall and the little man sir
or what woman then none Noah who is to
be buried in it one that was a woman
serve at rest her soul she's dead how
absolute the knave is we must speak by
the card or equivocation will undo it
how long has that been grave maker of
all the days in the year I came to it
that day that our last King Hamlet all
came 14 bras
how long is that since cannot you tell
me every fool can tell that it was a
penny a day that young Hamlet was born
even he's married and Cindy to England I
meant why was he sent into England why
because he was made he shall recover
ease which there but if he do not do no
great matter there why shall not be seen
in him there there the men are as mad as
he how came he met very strangely they
say how strangely faith in by losing his
wits upon what ground why here in
Denmark
how long will a man lie in the earth ere
he rot he faith if he be not rotten
before he die he will are some a cure
Nonya
a tenable lost you knowing you ye more
than another wiser his idiso ten with
his trade will keep out water a great
while and your waters a sword he care of
your whoreson dead body
yeah here's a scowl now this colours
lain in the earth three and twenty year
whose was it
whoreson mad fellows it was who do you
think it was hey I know not the
pestilence on him for our maid rogue he
poured a flagon of Rhenish on the aid
once the same skull sir was Yorick's
skull the Kings jester this
in that let me see
alas poor Yorick I knew him Horatio a
fellow of Infinite Jest of most
excellent fancy he hath borne me on his
back a thousand times and now how
abhorred in my imagination it is my
Gorge Rises it here hung those lips that
I have kissed I know not how or where be
your jibes now your song your gambols
your flashes of merriment that were
won't to set the table on a row not one
now to mock your own grinning quite
chopfallen now get you to my lady's
chamber tell her let her paint an inch
thick to this favor she must come make
her laugh at dead
[Music]
but soft
[Music]
the king the Queen the courtiers who is
this they follow and with such meager
rights this doth betoken the cops they
follow did with desperate hair and take
its own life
mark what ceremony else that is Leo T is
a very noble youth mark what ceremony
else her obsequies had been as far
enlarged as we have warranty
her death was doubtful and but that
Greek command or sways the order she
shooting ground and sanctified obliged
to the last trumpet roster no more be
done no more be done
we should profane the service of the day
to sing a requiem and such a rest to her
as to peace parted souls
Lehighton yes
[Music]
and from her fair and unpolluted flesh
may violets spring
I tell the churlish priest Minister
howling sweets to the sweet
I hope I thought head was wicked
ingenious he whose grief this is I forty
thousand brothers could not with all
their quantity of love make up my son
what we would fight for fast but tear
thyself footprint a poison eat a
crocodile I do it does thou come here to
whine towards face me with leaping in
her great deep very quick the tyrants Oh
ally or if I prayed of monkeys let him
throw millions of acres on us man mouth
I ranked as well as though this is mere
madness and that's a wild if it will
work in him and on as patient as the
female dove his silence with drooping
hear you sir what is the reason that you
use me thus I loved you ever
but it is no matter let Hercules himself
do what he may the cat will Mew and dog
will have his day I pay you good Horatio
wait upon him but Gertrude set some
watch for your son
[Music]
hey Artie's
I must commune with your grief or you
deny me right and you must put me in
your heart for friend where the offense
is that the great axe fall mmm
it shall be sir but tell me why you have
proceeded not against him
Oh for two special reasons which may t
you see much unseen you yet to me
they're strong the Queen his mother
lives almost by his looks for myself my
virtue or my pay be it either way if
she's so conjunctive to my life and soul
and as a star moves not but in his
sphere I could not but by her the alla
motive is the great love the general
people bury who dipping all his faults
in their affections convert his sins to
graces and so have I
a noble father lost a sister driven to a
desperate end whose wealth if praises
may go back again stood challenger on
land of all the age for her perfections
but my revenge will come break not your
sleeps for that
you must not think that we are made of
stuff so flattened our we can let our
beard be shook with danger and think it
past time
as he be now returned I'll work him to
an exploit now ripe in my device under
the which he shall not choose but for
and for his death no wind of blame shall
breathe and even his mother shall
uncharged the practice and call it
accident my lord I will be ruled more
willingly a few divides it sir that I
might be the instrument it falls right
you have been talked of since our travel
much that inhabits hearing for equality
wherein less a shine two months since
here was a gentleman of Normandy he made
confession of you or gave you such a
mass to the report for art and exercise
in your defence and for your rapier most
especially that he cried out would be a
sight indeed if one could natural sir
this reported his did Hamlet so envenom
with his Envy that he could nothing do
but beg and bush your sudden coming or
defense with him now out of this what
out for this milord
that is was your father dear to you or
are you like the painting of the sorrow
a face without a heart
well I ask you this that we would do we
should do when we would but this would
changes at abatements and delays as many
as there are words thoughts or accidents
and then this short is like a
spendthrift side
but to the quick early outside will put
on those who praise your excellence when
you in short together and wager on your
heads
Hamlet being guileless will not peruse
the sword so that with ease or with a
little shuffling you may choose a sword
unbated and in a passive practice
requite him for your father they will do
it
and father purpose I'll anoint my sword
I bought an unction of a mountebank so
mortal about dip a knife in it where it
draws blood no medicine so rare can save
the thing from death that is been
scratched withal if this should fail so
that we see
you'll make a solemn wager on your
coming
[Music]
I have it when in the action you are hot
and dry and that he calls for drink I'd
have prepared him a chalice for the
nonce whereon but sipping he perchance
escaped your venom to point our purpose
[Music]
horatio
thou art ian is just a man as there my
conversation cooked at all my dear lord
I do not think I flatter but our has
been as one in suffering all that
suffers nothing a man that fortunes
buffets and rewards has ten with equal
things and blessed are those whose blood
and judgment are so welcoming gold that
they are not a pipe for fortunes finger
to sound what stock she please give me
that man that is not passions slave and
I will wear him in my heart's call die
in my heart of heart as I do thee
something too much of this but I'm very
sorry good Horatio that to Laertes I
forgot myself for by the image of my
cause I see the portraiture of his I
caught his favours but sure the bravery
of his grief did put me into a towering
passion peace who comes here Your
Lordship is Right welcome back to
Denmark I humbly thank you sir does not
this water flash no my good lord thy
state is the more gracious
this week Lord if you're not at leisure
I should impart a thing to you from His
Majesty we shall receive it sir with all
diligence of spirit put your bonnet was
right use tis for the head
I think your Lordships is very hot no
believe me tis very cold the wind is
northern it it is indifferent called
will oddity and yet methinks tis very
sultry and hot for my complexion
exceedingly my lord is very sultry as
twere I cannot tell how but be Lord His
Majesty bade me signify to you the years
leading brain region or no hand sir and
this is the matter Highbury show
remember oh good my knees in good faith
sir here is newly come to court Laertes
who only been absolute gentleman full of
the most excellent differences are very
soft society in great joy
need to speak feelingly of him here's
the card or calendar of ginger concern
and say sir why do we Iraq the gentleman
in our more rarer bread sir is it not
possible to understand in another town
you do better sir really what imports
the nomination of this gentleman Oh
loyalty of him sir I know you are not
ignorant about excellence Leo disease I
mean sir for his method
what is his weapon Aradia and deca
that's two of his weapons but one the
King sir had waited with him six barbary
horses against the which he has
important as I take it six French
rapiers and poniards with her assigned
to his good ol hangar sir
clear the carriage to faith our very
dear defense he may be responsive to the
hills most delicate carriages and not
very liberal design what call you the
carriages
hang on the phrase would be more germane
to the matter if we could carry a cannon
by our sides or what it might be hangers
till then but on the King sir had later
that in a dozen passes between yourself
and him he shall not exceed two three
hits he had laid on 1209 anybody come to
immediate trial if your lordship would
vouchsafe the answer however i answer
now
I mean milord the opposition of your
person in trial
so I will walk here in a halt if it
pleases magistead is the breathing time
of day with me at the swords patrol the
gentleman willing and the king hold his
purpose I will win for him if I can if
not I shall gain nothing but my shame
and the odd hits Oh shall I only deliver
you even though to this effect sir after
what flourish your nature will I commend
my duty to your logic yeah yo
you will lose this way to my lord I do
not think so since he went into France I
have been in continual practice
I shall wouldn't the odd but that
wouldst not think how ill all's here
about my heart but it is no matter
nay good my lord that is but foolery but
it is just such a kind of misgiving as
what perhaps trouble a woman if your
mind dislike anything obey it
I'll forestall they're coming he'll and
say you're not fee not a whit we defy
augury there is special Providence in
the fall of a sparrow it had been out is
not to come if it be not to come it will
be now if it be not now yet it will come
the readiness is all there's a divinity
that shapes are in rough hue them how we
will let be
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damn Hamlet come and take this head for
me give me your pardon sir I've done you
wrong but pardon it is you're a
gentleman
this presence knows and you must needs
have heard how I am punished with a sore
distraction what I have done that might
your nature honor and exception roughly
awake I here proclaim was madness was
Hamlet wronged Laertes never Hamlet if
Hamlet from himself retain away and when
he's not himself does wrong layer T's
then Hamlet does it not Hamlet denies it
who does it then his madness if to be so
Hamlet is a perfection that is wrong his
madness is poor Hamlet's enemy sir in
this audience let by disclaiming from
the purposed evil free miss so far in
your most generous thoughts that I have
shot my arrow or the house and hurt my
brother
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give us the files come on IB you're
finally at ease in my ignorance your
skills shall like a star in the darkest
night shine fiery indeed you Melissa
know given the foil jazak cousin Hamlet
you'll out of the way Johnny my lord
your grace has laid the odds in a week
aside I do not feel in I've seen you
both since he is better we have
therefore armies this is too heavy let
me see another this lets me well these
thoughts are on our length set me the
Stoops wide upon that table if Hamlet
give the first or second hit let all the
battlements their ordnance fire the King
shall drink to Hamlet's better breath
and in the cup of joe shall he throw
richer the net which for successive
Kings in Denmark's crown have worn give
me the cup and let the kettle to the
trumpet speak the trumpet to the
cannoneer without
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can't begin and you the judges better
wary I come on sir
come on
judgment a heaped a very palpable hit
well again give me drink Hamlet this
pearl is live yes to thy help
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give him the cup I paid this pouch first
city fire another hit what say you a
touch a touch I do confess Assad will
win
these cartons can't breathe yeah I'm
gonna take my napkin rubbed eyebrows big
I will not I pray you pardon the Queen
carouses to thy fortune him good it's
too late my lord I'll hit him now I do
not think it it is almost against my
conscience let me why
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come for the third Laertes you do
patellae I bring you past with your best
violence I'm afeard you make a wanton of
me come on
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nothing neither way
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- now
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pop in then sense Hey I wish deities
I've just Li killed with my own
treachery
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how is it my lord how does the Queen
schools even breathe now drink
yeah
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more Philip
oh let the door be locked god Slade
indeed there is not half an out of life
the treacherous instrument is in thy
hand unbated and envenomed
the foul practice had turned itself on
me though here I lie never to rise again
my mother's poisoned the king the Kings
to blame the point and venom
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exchange forgiveness with me noble
Hamlet my my father's death come not
upon thee nor thine on me heaven make
thee free I follow thee
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I am dead Horatio
alleged Queen
at you
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you that look pale and tremble at this
chart that are but mutes or audience to
this Act had i but time as this fell
sergeant death is strict in his arrest
oh I could tell you but let it be I die
Horatio
the potent poison quite or Crow's my
spirit
if thou didst ever hold me in thy heart
absent thee from Felicity awhile and
then this harsh world draw thy breath in
pain to tell my story
the rest
his silence
let four Captains they are Hamlet like a
soldier to the stage well he was likely
had he been put on to approve most royal
and for his passage the soldiers music
and the rites of war speak loudly for
him go with the soldiers fruit
good night sweet prince
and flights of angels sing thee to thy
rest
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