The Tragedie of Hamlet
20281313Since happy time ioyn'd both our hearts as one:
2028.11314And now the blood that
fill'd my youthfull veines,
2028.21315Runnes weakely in their pipes, and all the
straines
2028.31316Of mu
sicke, which whilome plea
sde mine eare,
2028.51318And therefore
sweete Nature mu
st pay his due,
20401319To heauen mu
st I, and leaue the earth with you.
2040.11320Dutchesse O
say not
so, le
st that you kill my heart,
2040.21321When death takes you, let life from me depart.
2040.31322Duke Content thy
selfe, when ended is my date,
20431323Thon mai
st (perchance) haue a more noble mate,
20451325Dutchesse O
speake no more for then I am accur
st,
20481326None weds the
second, but
she kils the
fir
st:
20521327A
second time I kill my Lord that's dead,
20531328When
second hu
sband ki
sses me in bed.
20541330Duke I doe beleeue you
sweete, what now you
speake,
20551331But what we doe determine oft we breake,
20801332For our demi
ses
stil are ouerthrowne,
20811333Our thoughts are ours, their end's none of our owne:
20821334So thinke you will no
second hu
sband wed,
20831335But die thy thoughts, when thy
fir
st Lord is dead.
20881336Dutchesse Both here and there pur
sue me la
sting
strife,
20891337If once a widdow, euer I be wife.
20911339Duke T'is deepely
sworne,
sweete leaue me here a while,
20931340My
spirites growe dull, and faine I would beguile the tedi
- 20951342Dutchesse Sleepe rocke thy braine,
20961343And neuer come mi
schance betweene vs twaine.
exit Lady 20971344Ham. Madam, how do you like this play?
20981345Queene The Lady prote
sts too much.
20991346Ham. O but
shee'le keepe her word.
21001347King Haue you heard the argument, is there no o
ffence
Ham.