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wholesome�察�then no planets strike�察�No fairy takes�察�nor witch hath power to 

charm�察�So hallow'd and so gracious is the time。 Hor。 So have I heard and 

do in part believe it。 But look�察�the morn�察�in russet mantle clad�察�Walks o'er 

the   dew   of   yon   high   eastward   hill。   Break   we   our   watch   up�察  �and   by   my 

advice Let us impart what we have seen to´night Unto young Hamlet�察�for�察�

upon my life�察�This spirit�察�dumb to us�察�will speak to him。 Do you consent 

we shall   acquaint him  with   it�察�As needful in   our loves�察�fitting our  duty�拭�

Let's do't�察�I pray�察�and I this morning know Where we shall find him most 

conveniently。 Exeunt。 



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       SCENE II。 Elsinore。 A room of state in the Castle。 



     Flourish。    ��Enter    Claudius�察   �King    of  Denmark�察     �Gertrude     the  Queen�察�

Hamlet�察�Polonius�察�Laertes and his sister Ophelia�察。�Voltemand�察�Cornelius�撮А�

Lords Attendant。 

     King。 Though yet of Hamlet our dear brother's death The memory be 

green�察  �and   that   it   us   befitted To   bear   our   hearts   in   grief�察  �and   our   whole 

kingdom To be contracted in one brow of woe�察�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�察�now our queen�察�

Th'   imperial   jointress   to   this   warlike   state�察  �Have   we�察  �as   'twere   with   a 

defeated     joy�察 �With    an   auspicious�察   �and   a  dropping     eye�察  �With   mirth    in 

funeral�察�and   with dirge in marriage�察 �In equal scale weighing delight   and 

dole�察�Taken to wife�察�nor have we herein barr'd Your better wisdoms�察�which 

have freely gone With this affair along。 For all�察�our thanks。 Now follows�察�

that you know�察�young Fortinbras�察�Holding a weak supposal of our worth�察�

Or thinking by our late dear brother's death Our state to be disjoint and out 

of frame�察�Colleagued with this dream of his advantage�察�He hath not fail'd 

to pester us with message Importing the surrender of those lands Lost by 

his father�察�with all bands of law�察�To our most valiant brother。 So much for 

him。 Now for ourself and for this time of meeting。 Thus much the business 

is�此  �we   have    here   writ  To   Norway�察     �uncle   of  young     Fortinbras�察   �Who�察�

impotent      and   bedrid�察  �scarcely    hears   Of   this  his  nephew's     purpose�察   �to 

suppress   His   further   gait   herein�察  �in   that   the   levies�察  �The   lists�察  �and   full 

proportions   are   all   made   Out   of   his   subject�察  �and   we   here   dispatch   You�察�

good   Cornelius�察  �and   you�察�Voltemand�察  �For   bearers   of   this   greeting   to   old 

Norway�察  �Giving   to   you   no   further   personal   power   To   business   with   the 

King�察�more than the scope Of these dilated articles allow。��Gives a paper。�А�

Farewell�察�and let your haste commend your duty。 Cor。�察�Volt。 In that�察�and all 

things�察   �will   we   show    our   duty。   King。    We   doubt    it  nothing。    Heartily 

farewell。Exeunt   Voltemand   and   Cornelius。 And   now�察  �Laertes�察  �what's   the 

news with you�拭�You told us of some suit。 What is't�察�Laertes�拭�You cannot 

speak of reason to the Dane And lose your voice。 What wouldst thou beg�察�

Laertes�察�That shall not be my offer�察�not thy asking�拭�The head is not more 



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native to the heart�察�The hand more instrumental to the mouth�察�Than is the 

throne of Denmark to thy father。 What wouldst thou have�察�Laertes�拭�Laer。 

My dread lord�察�Your leave and favour to return to France�察�From whence 

though willingly I came to Denmark To show my duty in your coronation�察�

Yet   now   I   must   confess�察  �that   duty   done�察  �My   thoughts   and   wishes   bend 

again   toward   France And   bow   them   to   your   gracious   leave   and   pardon。 

King。 Have you your father's leave�拭�What says Polonius�拭�Pol。 He hath�察�my 

lord�察�wrung from  me my slow leave By laboursome petition�察�and at last 

Upon his will I seal'd my hard consent。 I do beseech you give him leave to 

go。 King。 Take thy fair hour�察�Laertes。 Time be thine�察�And thy best graces 

spend it at thy will� �But now�察�my cousin Hamlet�察�and my son´ Ham。 ��aside�А�

A little more than kin�察�and less than kind� �King。 How is it that the clouds 

still hang on you�拭�Ham。 Not so�察�my lord。 I am too much i' th' sun。 Queen。 

Good   Hamlet�察  �cast   thy  nighted   colour   off�察�And   let   thine   eye   look   like   a 

friend on Denmark。 Do not for ever with thy vailed lids Seek for thy noble 

father   in   the   dust。   Thou   know'st   'tis   common。   All   that   lives   must   die�察�

Passing through nature to eternity。 Ham。 Ay�察�madam�察�it is common。 Queen。 

If it be�察�Why seems it so particular with thee�拭�Ham。 Seems�察�madam�察�Nay�察�

it is。 I know not 'seems。' 'Tis not alone my inky cloak�察�good mother�察�Nor 

customary suits of solemn black�察�Nor windy suspiration of forc'd breath�察�

No�察�nor the fruitful river in the eye�察�Nor the dejected havior of the visage�察�

Together with all forms�察�moods�察�shapes of grief�察�'That can denote me truly。 

These indeed seem�察�For they are actions that a man might play�察�But I have 

that within which passeth show´ These but the trappings and the suits of 

woe。 King。 'Tis sweet and commendable in your nature�察�Hamlet�察�To give 

these mourning duties to your father�察�But you must know�察�your father lost 

a   father�察  �That   father   lost�察 �lost  his�察 �and    the  survivor    bound     In  filial 

obligation   for   some   term   To   do   obsequious   sorrow。   But   to   persever   In 

obstinate condolement is a course Of impious stubbornness。 'Tis unmanly 

grief�察�It shows a will most incorrect to heaven�察�A heart unfortified�察�a mind 

impatient�察�An   understanding   simple   and   unschool'd�察  �For   what   we   know 

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 
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