Madam, your son is safe arrived in Denmark.

14.229851810This letter I even now received of him,

14.32985.11811Whereas he writes how he escaped the danger

14.42985.21812And subtle treason that the King had plotted.

14.52985.31813Being crossed by the contention of the winds,

14.635151814He found the packet sent to the King of England,

14.735251815Wherein he saw himself betrayed to death,

14.83525.11816As, at his next convers'ion with your grace,

14.93525.21817He will relate the circumstance at full.

Then I perceive there's treason in his looks

14.113525.41819That seemed to sugar o'er his villainy.

14.123525.51820But I will soothe and please him for a time,

14.133525.61821For murderous minds are always jealous.

14.143525.71822But know not you, Horatio, where he is?

Yes, madam, and he hath appointed me

14.163525.91824To meet him on the east side of the city

14.173525.101825Tomorrow morning.

Oh, fail not, good Horatio, and withal commend me

14.193525.121827A mother's care to him. Bid him awhile

14.203525.131828Be wary of his presence, lest that he

14.213525.141829Fail in that he goes about.

Madam, never make doubt of that.

14.233525.161831I think by this the news be come to court:

14.243525.171832He is arrived. Observe the King, and you shall

14.253525.181833Quickly find, Hamlet being here,

14.263525.191834Things fell not to his mind.

But what become of Gilderstone and Rossencraft?

He being set ashore, they went for England,

14.2935461837And in the packet there writ down that doom

14.3035481838To be performed on them 'pointed for him.

14.3135511839And by great chance he had his father's seal,

14.323551.11840So all was done without discovery.

Thanks be to heaven for blessing of the Prince!

14.343551.31842Horatio, once again I take my leave,

14.353551.41843With thousand mother's blessings to my son.

Madam, adieu.