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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 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   import
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