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consequence'´ Ay�察�marry� �He closes thus�此�'I know the gentleman。 I saw him 

yesterday�察�or t'other day�察�Or then�察�or then�察�with such or such�察�and�察�as you 

say�察 �There   was   'a   gaming�察  �there   o'ertook   in's   rouse�察  �There   falling   out   at 

tennis'�察�or perchance�察�'I saw him enter such a house of sale��' Videlicet�察�a 

brothel�察�or so forth。 See you now´ Your bait of falsehood takes this carp of 

truth�察�And thus do we of wisdom and of reach�察�With windlasses and with 

assays   of   bias�察  �By   indirections   find   directions   out。   So�察  �by   my   former 

lecture and advice�察�Shall you my son。 You have me�察�have you not�拭�Rey。 

My     lord�察  �I  have。    Pol。  God     b'  wi'  ye�察  �fare   ye   well�   �Rey。   Good     my 

lord�。�Going。�А�Pol。 Observe his inclination in yourself。 Rey。 I shall�察�my lord。 

Pol。 And   let   him  ply  his   music。  Rey。  Well�察 �my   lord。  Pol。   Farewell�   �Exit 

Reynaldo。 

       Enter Ophelia。 

     How   now�察  �Ophelia�拭  �What's   the   matter�拭  �Oph。   O   my   lord�察  �my   lord�察  �I 

have been so affrighted� �Pol。 With what�察�i' th' name of God�拭�Oph。 My lord�察�

as I was sewing in my closet�察�Lord Hamlet�察�with his doublet all unbrac'd�察�

No hat upon his head�察�his stockings foul'd�察�Ungart'red�察�and down´gyved to 

his ankle�察�Pale as his shirt�察�his knees knocking each other�察�And with a look 

so   piteous   in   purport As   if   he   had   been   loosed   out   of   hell   To   speak   of 

horrors´ he comes before me。 Pol。 Mad for thy love�拭�Oph。 My lord�察�I do 

not know�察�But truly I do fear it。 Pol。 What said he�拭�Oph。 He took me by 

the wrist and held me hard�察�Then goes he to the length of all his arm�察�And�察�

with his other hand thus o'er his brow�察�He falls to such perusal of my face 

As he would draw it。 Long stay'd he so。 At last�察�a little shaking of mine 

arm�察�And   thrice   his   head thus   waving   up   and   down�察 �He   rais'd   a   sigh   so 

piteous   and   profound As   it   did   seem  to   shatter   all   his   bulk And   end   his 

being。 That done�察�he lets me go�察�And with his head over his shoulder turn'd 

He   seem'd   to   find   his   way   without   his   eyes�察  �For   out   o'   doors   he   went 

without their help And to the last bended their light on me。 Pol。 Come�察�go 

with me。 I will go seek the King。 This is the very ecstasy of love�察�Whose 

violent property fordoes itself And leads the will to desperate undertakings 



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As   oft   as   any   passion   under   heaven   That   does   afflict   our   natures。   I   am 

sorry。   What�察  �have   you   given   him   any  hard   words   of   late�拭  �Oph。   No�察  �my 

good lord�察�but�察�as you did command�察�I did repel his letters and denied His 

access to me。 Pol。 That hath made him  mad。 I   am sorry that with   better 

heed   and   judgment   I   had   not   quoted   him。   I   fear'd   he   did   but   trifle And 

meant to wrack thee�察�but beshrew my jealousy� �By heaven�察�it is as proper 

to our age To cast beyond ourselves in our opinions As it is common for 

the younger sort To lack discretion。 Come�察�go we to the King。 This must 

be known�察�which�察�being kept close�察�might move More grief to hide than 

hate to utter love。 Come。Exeunt。 



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             SCENE II。 Elsinore。 A room in the Castle。 



     Flourish。 ��Enter King and Queen�察�Rosencrantz and Guildenstern�察�cum 

aliis。 

     King。 Welcome�察�dear Rosencrantz and Guildenstern。 Moreover that we 

much did long to see you�察�The need we have to use you did provoke Our 

hasty sending。 Something have you heard Of Hamlet's transformation。 So 

I call it�察�Sith nor th' exterior nor the inward man Resembles that it was。 

What it should be�察�More than his father's death�察�that thus hath put him So 

much from th' understanding of himself�察�I cannot dream of。 I entreat you 

both   That�察  �being   of   so   young   days   brought   up   with   him�察 �And   since   so 

neighbour'd to his youth and haviour�察�That you vouchsafe your rest here in 

our   court   Some   little   time�察  �so   by   your   companies   To   draw   him   on   to 

pleasures�察    �and   to  gather   So   much    as  from    occasion    you   may    glean�察�

Whether aught to us unknown afflicts him thus That�察�open'd�察�lies within 

our remedy。 Queen。 Good gentlemen�察�he hath much talk'd of you�察�And sure 

I   am  two   men   there   are   not   living To   whom  he   more   adheres。   If   it   will 

please you To show us so much gentry and good will As to expend your 

time with us awhile For the supply and profit of our hope�察�Your visitation 

shall   receive   such   thanks As   fits   a   king's   remembrance。   Ros。   Both   your 

Majesties Might�察�by the sovereign power you have of us�察�Put your dread 

pleasures more into command Than to entreaty。 Guil。 But we both obey�察�

And here give up ourselves�察�in the full bent�察�To lay our service freely at 

your    feet�察 �To   be   commanded。       King。   Thanks�察   �Rosencrantz      and   gentle 

Guildenstern。 Queen。 Thanks�察�Guildenstern and gentle Rosencrantz。 And I 

beseech you instantly to visit My too much changed son。´ Go�察�some of you�察�

And   bring   these   gentlemen   where   Hamlet   is。   Guil。   Heavens   make   our 

presence     and   our   practices    Pleasant   and   helpful    to  him�   �Queen。    Ay�察�

amen��Exeunt Rosencrantz and Guildenstern�察。�with some Attendants�А� 

       Enter Polonius。 

     Pol。   Th'   ambassadors      from    Norway�察    �my   good    lord�察  �Are   joyfully 

return'd。 King。 Thou still hast been the father of good news。 Pol。 Have I�察�

my lord�拭�Assure you�察�my good liege�察�I hold my duty as I hold my soul�察�

Both to my God and to my gracious king�察�And I do think´ or else this brain 



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of mine Hunts not the trail of policy so sure As it hath us'd to do´ that I 

have   found   The   very   cause   of   Hamlet's   lunacy。   King。   O�察  �speak   of   that� �

That do I long to hear。 Pol。 Give first admittance to th' ambassadors。 My 

news shall be the fruit to that great feast。 King。 Thyself do grace to them�察�

and bring them in。 ��Exit Polonius。�А�He tells me�察�my dear Gertrude�察�he hath 

found The head and source of all your son's distemper。 Queen。 I doubt it is 

no other but the main�察�His father's death and our o'erhasty marriage。 King。 

Well�察�we shall sift him。 

     Enter Polonius�察�Voltemand�察�and Cornelius。 

     Welcome�察  �my   good   friends。   Say�察  �Voltemand�察  �what   from   our   brother 

Norway�拭�Volt。 Most fair return of greetings and desires。 Upon our first�察�he 

sent out to suppress His nephew's levies�察�which to him appear'd To be a 

preparation 'gainst the Polack�察�But better look'd into�察�he truly found It was 

against   your   Highness�察  �whereat   griev'd�察  �That   so   his   sickness�察  �age�察  �and 

impotence   Was   falsely   borne   in   hand�察  �sends   out   arrests   On   Fortinbras�察�

which   he�察  �in   brief�察  �obeys�察  �Receives   rebuke   from   Norway�察  �and�察  �in   fine�察�

Makes vow before his uncle never more To give th' assay of arms against 

your Majesty。 Whereon old Norway�察�overcome with joy�察�Gives him three 

thousand      crowns     in  annual    fee   And    his   commission       to  employ     those 

soldiers�察�So levied as before�察�against the Polack�察�With an entreaty�察�herein 

further shown�察。�Gives a paper。�А�That it might please you to give quiet pass 

Through your dominions for this enterprise�察�On such regards of safety and 

allowance As therein are set down。 King。 It likes us well�察�And at our more 

consider'd      time    we'll    read�察  �Answer�察     �and    think    upon    this   business。 

Meantime   we   thank   you   for   your   well´took   labour。   Go   to   your   rest�察  �at 

night we'll feast together。 Most welcome home� �Exeunt Ambassadors。 Pol。 

This business is well   ended。 My liege�察�and   madam�察�to expostulate What 

majesty should be�察�what duty is�察�Why day is day�察�night is night�察�and time is 

time。   Were   nothing   but   to   waste   night�察  �day�察  �and   time。   Therefore�察  �since 

brevity     is  the   soul   of   wit�察  �And    tediousness      the   limbs    and   outward 

flourishes�察  �I   will   be   brief。 Your   noble   son   is   mad。   Mad   call   I   it�察  �for�察  �to 

define true madness�察�What is't but to be nothing else but mad�拭�But let that 

go。 Queen。 More matter�察�with less art。 Pol。 Madam�察�I swear I use no art at 

all。   That   he   is   mad�察  �'tis   true�此  �'tis   true   'tis   pity�察�And   pity   'tis   'tis   true。  A 



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foolish figure� �But farewell it�察�for I will use no art。 Mad let us grant him 

then。 And now remains That we find out the cause of this effect´ Or rather 

say�察�the cause of this defect�察�For this effect defective comes by cause。 Thus 

it remains�察�and the remainder thus。 Perpend。 I have a daughter ��have while 

she is mine���察�Who in her duty and obedience�察�mark�察�Hath given me this。 

Now gather�察�and surmise。��Reads�А�the letter。 'To the celestial�察�and my soul's 

idol�察�the most beautified Ophelia��'´ 

     That's an ill phrase�察�a vile phrase�察�'beautified' is a vile phrase。 But you 

shall hear。 Thus�此。�Reads。�А�'In her excellent white bosom�察�these�察�&c。' Queen。 

Came this from Hamlet to her�拭�Pol。 Good madam�察�stay awhile。 I will be 

faithful。 ��Reads。�А�

       'Doubt thou the stars are fire�察�Doubt that the sun doth move�察�Doubt 

truth to be a liar�察�But never doubt I love。 'O dear Ophelia�察�I am ill at these 

numbers�察�I have not art to reckon my groans�察�but that I love thee best�察�O 

most best�察�believe it。 Adieu。 'Thine evermore�察�mos
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