The Tragedy of Hamlet
27301666That
Hamlet loo
se his head, for he mu
st die,
2730.11667There's more in him than
shallow eyes can
see:
2730.21668He once being dead, why then our
state is free.
exit.
27341669 Enter Fortenbrasse, Drumme and Souldiers.
27351670Fort. Captaine, from vs goe greete
1671The king of Denmarke:
27361672Tell him that
Fortenbrasse nephew to old
Norway, 27371673Craues a free pa
sse and condu
ct ouer his land,
27381675You know our Randevous, goe march away.
exeunt all.
2738.21677King Hamlet is
ship't for England, fare him well,
2738.31678I hope to heare good newes from thence ere long,
2738.61681Queene God grant it may, heau'ns keep my
Hamlet safe:
28201682But this mi
schance of olde
Corambis death,
28211683Hath pier
sed
so the yong
Ofeliaes heart,
28221684That
she, poore maide, is quite bereft her wittes.
28241685King Alas deere heart! And on the other
side,
28251686We vnder
stand her brother's come from
France, 2825.11687And he hath halfe the heart of all our Land,
28281688And hardly hee'le forget his fathers death,
27791690Qu. O
see where the yong
Ofelia is!
27661691 Enter Ofelia playing on a Lute, and her haire 27691693Ofelia How
should I your true loue know
27701695By his cockle hatte, and his
sta
ffe,
And