Prince of Denmarke
33591984Clowne Why his hide is
so tanned with his trade,
1985That it will holde out water, that's a parlous
33611986Deuourer of your dead body, a great
soaker.
a scull hath bin here this dozen yeare,
33341988Let me
see, I euer
since our la
st king
Hamlet 33351989Slew
Fortenbrasse in combat, yong
Hamlets father,
33471992Clowne Ifaith very
strangely, by loo
sing of his wittes.
33511994Clowne A this ground, in
Denmarke. 33391996Clowne Why now they
sent him to
England. 33411998Clowne Why they
say he
shall haue his wittes there,
33421999Or if he haue not, t'is no great matter there,
2002Clowne Why there they
say the men are as mad as he.
33672004Clowne This, a plague on him, a madde rogues it was,
2005He powred once a whole
flagon of Rheni
sh of my head,
33652006Why do not you know him? this was one
Yorickes scull.
33702007Ham. Was this? I prethee let me
see it, alas poore
Yoricke 33732009A fellow of in
finite mirth, he hath caried mee twenty times
33742010vpon his backe, here hung tho
se lippes that I haue Ki
ssed a
33752011hundred times, and to
see, now they abhorre me: Wheres
33772012your ie
sts now
Yoricke? your
fla
shes of meriment: now go
33802013to my Ladies chamber, and bid her paint her
selfe an inch
33812014thicke, to this
she mu
st come
Yoricke. Horatio, I prethee
33832015tell me one thing, doo
st thou thinke that
Alexander looked
I Hor.