something was rotten in the state of
Denmark the king was dead poisoned by a
serpent in his orchard so it was said
and the poison lingered on his brother
was the new king and the widowed Queen
eager to be married again was now that
brother's wife but the dead King had
left a son Prince Hamlet whose heart was
eaten up with grief for his dead father
good Hamlet cast thy nighted color off
do not for ever seek for thy noble
father in the dust thou most is common
all that lives must die I'm Adam
it is common if it be why seems it so
particular with thee seems madam nay it
is tis sweet and commendable in your
nature Hamlet to give these mourning
duties to your father but you must know
your father lost the father that father
lost lost his we pray you throw to earth
this unproven whoa frailty thy name is
woman a little month where those shoes
were old with which he followed my poor
father's body Oh God
a beast that once discourse of reason
would have mourned longer married with
my uncle Horatio or I do forget myself
but what is your affair in Elsinore
my lord I came to see your father's
funeral I think it was to see my
mother's wedding indeed my lord it
followed hard upon the funeral baked
meats did coldly furnish forth the
marriage tables
my father methinks I see my father where
my lord
in my mind's eye Horatio my lord
I think I saw him yesternight so who my
lord the king your father the king my
father two knights together on their
watch at these gentlemen beamed us
encountered a figure like your father
armed quite exactly Kappa pay I will
watch tonight but chanced will walk
again my father's spirit in arms all is
not well
Oh philia daughter of Polonius the
King's cautious old counselor loved
Hamlet and believed that he loved her
but Laertes her brother who was bound
for France warned her of the dangers of
a Prince's love for Hamlet and the
trifling of his favor hold it a fashion
and a toy in blood no more no more but
sir but you must fear his greatness way
his win is not his own then weigh what
loss your honor may sustain if with two
credence ear you list his songs fear
Italy but here my father comes City
Elliot is abroad aboard for shame the
wind sits in the shoulder of your sail
and you are stayed for me there by
blessing with thee
farewell Ophelia and remember well what
I have said to you
tis in my memory locked ah disturbia yes
said you so please you something
touching the Lord Hamlet what is between
you give me upper truth he had my lord
of late made many tenders of his
affection Oh who's be like a green
garland my lord
he had imported me with love in
honorable fashion Gaucho Gaucho spray
geez to catch Woodcock's
I would not in plain terms from this
time forth and also slander any moment's
leisure as to give words or talk with an
old habit look to it I charge you I
should obey you what hour now
I think it lacks of 12 look my lord it
comes
angels and ministers of grace defend us
I am my father's spirit to a certain
term to walk the night we will follow it
do not my lord I say away go on I'll
follow thee list o list how didst ever
thy dear father love his foul and most
unnatural
murder murder most foul as in the best
it is tis given out that sleeping in my
orchard the serpent stung me but know
thou noble youth the serpent that did
sting thy father's life now wears his
crown
o my prophetic soon my uncle died that
incestuous that adulterate beast with
witchcraft of his wit with traitorous
beards wonder his shameful lust the will
of my most seeming-virtuous away almost
pernicious woman or villain villain
smiling damned villain I do
Hamlet resolved to hide his terrible
knowledge under a cloak of madness
oh my god I have been so frightened with
whitey the name of God my lord as I was
sewing in my closet your Hamlet with his
doublet all unbraced and with a look so
piteous in purport as if he had been
lucid out of hell to speak of Horrors he
comes before me mad I love my lord I do
not know but truly I do fear it this is
the very ecstasy of love have you given
him any hard words of late as you did
command that have made him mad do you
think tis this it may be very light how
may we try it further you know he
sometimes walks for hours together here
in the lobby at such a time I lose my
daughter to him be you and I behind an
Arras then mark the encounter we will
try it but look where sadly the poor
wretch come
bloody bawdy villain remorseless
treacherous lecherous kind las villain
Oh vengeance but I the son of a dear
father murdered prompted to my revenge
by heaven and hell a Darland muddy metal
rascal peak and can say nothing the
spirit that I have seen maybe the devil
and the devil hath power to assume a
pleasing shape and perhaps abuses me to
damn me 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 end them to die
to see
about my brains I have heard that guilty
creatures sitting at a play have by the
very cunning of the scene been struck so
to the soul but presently they have
proclaimed their malefactions I will
have these players play something like
the murder of my father before mine
uncle I'll observe his looks but plays
the thing wherein I'll catch the
conscience of the king
nymph in thy orisons be all my sins
remember'd good my lord how does your
honor for this many a day I humbly thank
you well my lord I have remembrances of
yours that I have longed it long to
redeliver I did love you indeed my lord
you made me believe so you should not
have believed me I loved you not where's
your father at home my lord let the
doors be shut upon him that he may play
the fool nowhere but in his own house
get thee to a nunnery why wouldst thou
be a breeder of sinners to a nunnery go
and quickly - farewell
love his affections do not that way tend
something in his soul madness in great
ones must not unwatched go
have you heard the argument is the no
offense in no no they do but jest poison
in jest play King player Queen poison
ingest real Queen real King the very
image of the murder in the orchard
give me some light away frighted with
false fire I nod the Queen would speak
with you I will come to my mother
by-and-by he will come straight tell him
his pranks have been too broad to bear
our sons me in here fear me not
withdrawal I hear him coming now mother
what's the matter Hamlet thou hast thy
father much offended mother you have my
father much offended what knew that duel
that was not murder me whoa whoa chill
how a rat dead for a bucket down is it
the king
thou wretched rash intruding fool
farewell o what a rash and bloody deed
is this almost as bad as kill a king and
marry with his brother as kill a king i
lady
do you not come your tardy son to chide
this presentation is
when it's hi
sparrin do you look you how pale he
glares do you see nothing there nothing
at all why look you there look how it
steals away my father in his habit as he
lived this is the very coinage of your
brain my pulse as yours doth temperately
keep time and makes us healthful music
it is not madness for the same lord I do
repent but heaven hath pleased it so I
must be cruel only to be kind thus bad
begins and worse remains behind the old
man's death was monstrous straightway
Hamlet was dispatched to England secret
letters carried by spies condemned him
to death the bloody deed had struck
terror into the Kings heart and driven a
philia to madness
what would she have
she speaks much of her father she is
important --it indeed distract follow
that let's give her good watch
Laertes has returned from France enraged
by news of his father's death he has
stirred up rebellion when sorrows come
they come not single spies but in
battalions o thou vile King give me my
father how many goodly hettie's lettin
go Gertrude
tell me Laertes why thou a dozen sensed
where is my father dead but not by him
our rows of may dear maid kind sister
sweet a fear oh heavens is possible a
young maids width should be as mortal as
an old man's life there's rosemary
that's for remembrance I would give you
some violets but they withered all when
my father died
No
the king has received a letter Hamlet
has returned it warms the very sickness
in my heart that I shall live and tell
him to his d-bus Dyess down will you be
ruled by me one woe doth tread upon
another's heel so fast then follow your
sister's drowned
Laertes so much of water hast thou for
aphelion and therefore I forbid my tears
I'll be revenged on his way to see the
king
Hamlet tells Horatio how the ship taking
him to his death had been attacked by
pirates and so he'd seized his chance to
escape the Kings spies and returned to
them what man does thought dig it for
for an old man sir for what woman for
Narnia who is to be buried one that was
a woman sir but rest her soul she's dead
here's a skull now laying you in the
earth three and twenty years whose was
it
how sad mad fellows he was this same
skull sir was Yorick's skull the Kings
jester alas poor Yorick
I knew him Horatio a fellow of Infinite
Jest
but soft
here comes the king the Queen the
courtiers sweets to the sweet
farewell what the fair Ophelia hold off
the earth awhile so I have caught her
once more in my arms
what is he whose grief bears such an
emphasis but devil take my soul that's
my Sunday Lord be quiet I loved Ophelia
forty thousand brothers could not with
all their quantity of love make up my
son I will fight with him upon the sea o
his man ladies
laertes must be avenged Hamlet must die
to this end the fearful King devised a
fencing match between the Prince and
Laertes but the contest will be unequal
for all the rapier czar foiled
except one I will do it and for that
purpose I want my sword I bought an
unction of a mountebank so mortal that
but dip a knife in it and he calls for
drink
I'll have prepared him a chalice for the
nonce whereon but sipping if he by
chance escape your venom stuck how
purpose-made hold there
if your your minds is like anything Oh
Elaine I will forestall they repair
hither and say you are not fit we defy
augury there is special Providence in
the fall of a sparrow the readiness is
all
let me
this is too heavy
let me see another this likes me what
come begin come on sir
I hit a very palpable hit
Hamlet this pearl is like I'll play this
bout first set it by a while come
another hit watch say you I do confess
it the Queen carouses to thy fortune
Hamlet routine do not dream I will my
lord it is the poison cup it is too late
come let me wipe thy face
how does the Queen she swoons to see
them bleed
I'm Alex lane
treacherous instrument is in mine hand
unbated and envenomed the king the king
is to blame menon doing my work
I am dead Arushi
wretched cruel the deal this fell
sergeant death is strict in his arrest
if thou didst ever hold me in my heart
absent thee from Felicity awhile and in
this harsh world draw thy breath in pain
to tell my story the rest is silence
you