嗔秤戻幣�哉膵�云利匈嬉蝕湊蛸賜�塋床四衲���萩晦編報炎嘔囚^泡仟 ̄云利匈��
hamlet, prince of denmark(込跳跡蒙)-及8何蛍
酔楯荷恬: 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈 梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何! 泌惚云慕短嗤堋響頼���誅卒亮茂�俊彭堋響��辛聞喘貧圭 "辺茄欺厘議箝誓匂" 孔嬬 才 "紗秘慕禰" 孔嬬��
said 'Man delights not me'�拭�Ros。 To think�察�my lord�察�if you delight not in
31
´ Page 32´
THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET�察�PRINCE OF DENMARK
man�察 �what lenten entertainment the players shall receive from you。 We
coted them on the way�察�and hither are they coming to offer you service。
Ham。 He that plays the king shall be welcome´ his Majesty shall have
tribute of me�察�the adventurous knight shall use his foil and target�察�the lover
shall not sigh gratis�察 �the humorous man shall end his part in peace�察 �the
clown shall make those laugh whose lungs are tickle o' th' sere�察�and the
lady shall say her mind freely�察 �or the blank verse shall halt for't。 What
players are they�拭�Ros。 Even those you were wont to take such delight in�察�
the tragedians of the city。 Ham。 How chances it they travel�拭 �Their
residence�察�both in reputation and profit�察�was better both ways。 Ros。 I think
their inhibition comes by the means of the late innovation。 Ham。 Do they
hold the same estimation they did when I was in the city�拭�Are they so
follow'd�拭�Ros。 No indeed are they not。 Ham。 How comes it�拭�Do they grow
rusty�拭�Ros。 Nay�察�their endeavour keeps in the wonted pace�察�but there is�察�sir�察�
an eyrie of children�察�little eyases�察�that cry out on the top of question and
are most tyrannically clapp'd for't。 These are now the fashion�察 �and so
berattle the common stages ��so they call them�� that many wearing rapiers
are afraid of goosequills and dare scarce come thither。 Ham。 What�察 �are
they children�拭 �Who maintains 'em�拭 �How are they escoted�拭 �Will they
pursue the quality no longer than they can sing�拭 �Will they not say
afterwards�察 �if they should grow themselves to common players ��as it is
most like�察 �if their means are no better���察 �their writers do them wrong to
make them exclaim against their own succession。 Ros。 Faith�察 �there has
been much to do on both sides�察�and the nation holds it no sin to tarre them
to controversy。 There was�察�for a while�察�no money bid for argument unless
the poet and the player went to cuffs in the question。 Ham。 Is't possible�拭�
Guil。 O�察�there has been much throwing about of brains。 Ham。 Do the boys
carry it away�拭�Ros。 Ay�察�that they do�察�my lord´ Hercules and his load too。
Ham。 It is not very strange�察�for my uncle is King of Denmark�察�and those
that would make mows at him while my father lived give twenty�察 �forty�察�
fifty�察 �a hundred ducats apiece for his picture in little。 'Sblood�察 �there is
something in this more than natural�察�if philosophy could find it out。
Flourish for the Players。
Guil。 There are the players。 Ham。 Gentlemen�察 �you are welcome to
32
´ Page 33´
THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET�察�PRINCE OF DENMARK
Elsinore。 Your hands�察�come� �Th' appurtenance of welcome is fashion and
ceremony。 Let me comply with you in this garb�察 �lest my extent to the
players ��which I tell you must show fairly outwards�� should more appear
like entertainment than yours。 You are welcome。 But my uncle´father and
aunt´mother are deceiv'd。 Guil。 In what�察�my dear lord�拭�Ham。 I am but mad
north´north´west。 When the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a
handsaw。Enter Polonius。
Pol。 Well be with you�察�gentlemen� �Ham。 Hark you�察�Guildenstern´ and
you too´ at each ear a hearer� �That great baby you see there is not yet out
of his swaddling clouts。 Ros。 Happily he's the second time come to them�察�
for they say an old man is twice a child。 Ham。 I will prophesy he comes to
tell me of the players。 Mark it。´You say right�察�sir�察�a Monday morning�察�twas
so indeed。 Pol。 My lord�察 �I have news to tell you。 Ham。 My lord�察�I have
news to tell you。 When Roscius was an actor in Rome´ Pol。 The actors are
come hither�察 �my lord。 Ham。 Buzz�察 �buzz� �Pol。 Upon my honour´ Ham。
Then came each actor on his ass´ Pol。 The best actors in the world�察�either
for tragedy�察�comedy�察�history�察�pastoral�察�pastoral´comical�察�historical´pastoral�察�
tragical´historical�察 �tragical´comical´historical´pastoral�察 �scene individable�察�
or poem unlimited。 Seneca cannot be too heavy�察�nor Plautus too light。 For
the law of writ and the liberty�察�these are the only men。 Ham。 O Jephthah�察�
judge of Israel�察�what a treasure hadst thou� �Pol。 What treasure had he�察�my
lord�拭�Ham。 Why�察�
'One fair daughter�察�and no more��The which he loved passing well。'
Pol。 ��aside�А �Still on my daughter。 Ham。 Am I not i' th' right�察 �old
Jephthah�拭�Pol。 If you call me Jephthah�察�my lord�察�I have a daughter that I
love passing well。 Ham。 Nay�察�that follows not。 Pol。 What follows then�察�my
lord�拭�Ham。 Why�察�
'As by lot�察�God wot��'
and then�察�you know�察�'It came to pass�察�as most like it was。'
The first row of the pious chanson will show you more�察�for look where
my abridgment comes。
Enter four or five Players。
You are welcome�察�masters�察�welcome�察�all。´ I am glad to see thee well。´
Welcome�察�good friends。´ O�察�my old friend�拭�Why�察�thy face is valanc'd since
33
´ Page 34´
THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET�察�PRINCE OF DENMARK
I saw thee last。 Com'st' thou to' beard me in Denmark�拭� What�察�my young
lady and mistress�拭�By'r Lady�察�your ladyship is nearer to heaven than when
I saw you last by the altitude of a chopine。 Pray God your voice�察�like a
piece of uncurrent gold�察�be not crack'd within the ring。´ Masters�察�you are
all welcome。 We'll e'en to't like French falconers�察�fly at anything we see。
We'll have a speech straight。 Come�察�give us a taste of your quality。 Come�察�
a passionate speech。 1。 Play。 What speech�察 �my good lord�拭�Ham。 I heard
thee speak me a speech once�察�but it was never acted�察�or if it was�察�not above
once�察�for the play�察�I remember�察�pleas'd not the million�察�'twas caviary to the
general�察�but it was ��as I receiv'd it�察�and others�察�whose judgments in such
matters cried in the top of mine�� an excellent play�察 �well digested in the
scenes�察�set down with as much modesty as cunning。 I remember one said
there were no sallets in the lines to make the matter savoury�察�nor no matter
in the phrase that might indict the author of affectation�察 �but call'd it an
honest method�察�as wholesome as sweet�察�and by very much more handsome
than fine。 One speech in't I chiefly lov'd。 'Twas AEneas' tale to Dido�察�and
thereabout of it especially where he speaks of Priam's slaughter。 If it live
in your memory�察�begin at this line´ let me see�察�let me see�此�
'The rugged Pyrrhus�察�like th' Hyrcanian beast´'
'Tis not so�察�it begins with Pyrrhus�此�
'The rugged Pyrrhus�察�he whose sable arms��Black as his purpose�察�did
the night resembleWhen he lay couched in the ominous horse��Hath now
this dread and black complexion smear'dWith heraldry more dismal。 Head
to footNow is be total gules�察�horridly trick'dWith blood of fathers�察�mothers�察�
daughters�察�sons��Bak'd and impasted with the parching streets��That lend a
tyrannous and a damned lightTo their lord's murther。 Roasted in wrath and
fire��And thus o'ersized with coagulate gore��With eyes like carbuncles�察�the
hellish PyrrhusOld grandsire Priam seeks。'
So�察 �proceed you。 Pol。 Fore God�察 �my lord�察 �well spoken�察 �with good
accent and gooddiscretion。
1。 Play。 'Anon he finds him�察�Striking too short at Greeks。 His antique
sword�察�Rebellious to his arm�察�lies where it falls�察�Repugnant to command。
Unequal match'd�察�Pyrrhus at Priam drives�察�in rage strikes wide�察�But with
the whiff and wind of his fell sword Th' unnerved father falls。 Then
34
´ Page 35´
THE TRAGEDY OF HAMLET�察�PRINCE OF DENMARK
senseless Ilium�察�Seeming to feel this blow�察�with flaming top Stoops to his
base�察 �and with a hideous crash Takes prisoner Pyrrhus' ear。 For lo� �his
sword�察�Which was declining on the milky head Of reverend Priam�察�seem'd
i' th' air to stick。 So�察�as a painted tyrant�察�Pyrrhus stood�察�And�察�like a neutral
to his will and matter�察 �Did nothing。 But�察 �as we often see�察 �against some
storm�察 �A silence in the heavens�察 �the rack stand still�察 �The bold winds
speechless�察�and the orb below As hush as death´ anon the dreadful thunder
Doth rend the region�察�so�察�after Pyrrhus' pause�察�Aroused vengeance sets him
new awork�察�And never did the Cyclops' hammers fall On Mars's armour�察�
forg'd for proof eterne�察 �With less remorse than Pyrrhus' bleeding sword
Now falls on Priam。 Out�察 �out�察 �thou strumpet Fortune� �All you gods�察 �In
general synod take away her power�察�Break all the spokes and fellies from
her wheel�察�And bowl the round nave down the hill of heaven�察�As low as to
the fiends� �
Pol。 This is too long。 Ham。 It shall to the barber's�察�with your beard。´
Prithee say on。 He's for a jig or a tale of bawdry�察 �or he sleeps。 Say on�察�
come to Hecuba。
1。 Play。 'But who�察�O who�察�had seen the mobled queen´'
Ham。 'The mobled queen'�拭�Pol。 That's good� �'Mobled queen' is good。
1。 Play。 'Run barefoot up and down�察�threat'ning the flames With bisson
rheum�察�a clout upon that head Where late the diadem stood�察�and for a robe�察�
About her lank and all o'erteemed loins�察�A blanket�察 �in t
酔楯荷恬: 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ○ 賜 ★ 辛酔堀貧和鍬匈 梓囚徒貧議 Enter 囚辛指欺云慕朕村匈 梓囚徒貧圭�鮗� ● 辛指欺云匈競何!
梁椣戻幣�� 梁心弌傍議揖扮窟燕得胎��傍竃徭失議心隈才凪万弌誌育断蛍�輌臆惨軼僑〃�燕慕得珊辛參資誼持蛍才将刮襲潜��範寔亟圻幹慕得 瓜寡追葎娼得辛參資誼寄楚署衛、持蛍才将刮襲潜填��