Hamlet (Quarto 1, 1603)
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Prince of Denmarke
¶You would search the very inward part of my hart,
2240Zownds do you thinke I am easier to be pla'yd
¶On, then a pipe? call mee what Instrument
You will, though you can frett mee, yet you can not
Countenance, fauours, and rewardes, that makes
Do the king, in the end, best seruise;
¶For hee doth keep you as an Ape doth nuttes,
¶In the corner of his Iaw, first mouthes you,
Then swallowes you: so when hee hath need
2650.1Ros. Wel my Lord wee'le take our leaue.
Ham Farewell, farewell, God blesse you.
2242.1
Exit Rossencraft and Gilderstone.
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Enter Corambis
¶Cor. T'is like a camell in deed.
¶Ham. Or like a whale.
¶Ham. Why then tell my mother i'le come by and by.
2254.1Good night Horatio.
¶O God, let ne're the heart of Nero enter
¶Let me be cruell, not vnnaturall.
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