2372.11488No King on earth is safe, if Gods his foe. exit King.

23751490Cor. Madame, I heare yong Hamlet comming,

23791491I'le shrowde my selfe behinde the Arras. exit Cor.

2379.11492Queene Do so my Lord.

23811493Ham. Mother, mother, O are you here?

23851494How i'st with you mother?

24971495Queene How i'st with you?

2497.11496Ham, I'le tell you, but first weele make all safe.

23861497Queene Hamlet, thou hast thy father much offended.

23871498Ham. Mother, you haue my father much offended.

23901499Queene How now boy?

1500Ham. How now mother! come here, sit downe, for you

23961501shall heare me speake.

24011502Queene What wilt thou doe? thou wilt not murder me:

24021503Helpe hoe.

24031504Cor. Helpe for the Queene.

24041505Ham. I a Rat, dead for a Duckat.

24131506Rash intruding foole, farewell,

24141507I tooke thee for thy better.

24061508Queene Hamlet, what hast thou done?

24091509Ham. Not so much harme, good mother,

24101510As to kill a king, and marry with his brother.

24111511Queene How! kill a king!

24121512Ham. I a King: nay sit you downe, and ere you part,

24181513If you be made of penitrable stuffe,

24171514I'le make your eyes looke downe into your heart,

24661515And see how horride there and blacke it shews.

2466.11516Queene Hamlet, what mean'st thou by these killing (words?

24371517Ham. Why this I meane, see here, behold this picture,

2437.11518It is the portraiture, of your deceased husband,

24411519See here a face, to outface Mars himselfe,

1520An eye, at which his foes did tremble at,

24401521A front wherin all vertues are set downe

2440.11522For to adorne a king, and guild his crowne,

7361523Whose heart went hand in hand euen with that vow,

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