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Hamlet (Modern, Quarto 1)
17.0.1[Scene 17]
Believe me, it grieves me much, Horatio,
Now God save thee, sweet prince Hamlet!
And you, sir. [Aside to Horatio] Foh, how the musk-cod smells!
I come with an embassage from his majesty to you.
I shall, sir, give you attention.
It is indeed very rawish cold.
'Tis hot, methinks.
Very swoltery hot.
The carriages, sir? I do not know what you mean.
The girdles and hangers, sir, and such like.
The word had been more cousin-german to the 36252106phrase if he could have carried the cannon by his side.
Marry, sir, that young Laertes in twelve venies
Very well. If the King dare venture his wager,
My lord, presently. The King and her majesty,
Go tell his majesty I will attend him.
I shall deliver your most sweet answer.
17.33.1Exit.
You may, sir, none better, for y'are spiced!
He will disclose himself without inquiry.
Believe me, Horatio, my heart is on the sudden
My lord, forbear the challenge, then.
No Horatio, not I. If danger be now,
17.4136692126Why then it is not to come. There's a predestinate providence 2127in the fall of a sparrow. Here comes the King.
Now, son Hamlet, we have laid upon your head,
Your majesty hath laid o'the weaker side.
We doubt it not.--Deliver them the foils.
First, Laertes, here's my hand and love,
Sir I am satisfied in nature,
Give them the foils.
I'll be your foil, Laertes. These foils
No, none.
Judgment?
A hit, a most palpable hit.
Well, come again.
17.65.1They play again.
Another. Judgment?
Ay, I grant, a touch, a touch.
Here, Hamlet, the King doth drink a health to thee.
Here Hamlet, take my napkin, wipe thy face.
Give him the wine.
Set it by. I'll have another bout first.
Here, Hamlet, thy mother drinks to thee.
Do not drink, Gertred. [Aside] Oh, 'tis the poisoned cup!
Laertes, come, you dally with me.
Ay? Say you so? Have at you.
Come on, sir.
17.80.137772169They catch one another's rapiers, and both are wounded. 3777.12170Laertes falls down. The Queen falls down and dies.
Look to the Queen!
Oh, the drink, the drink, Hamlet, the drink!
17.82.1[She dies.]
Treason, ho! Keep the gates!
How is't, my lord Laertes?
Even as a coxcomb should,
The poisoned instrument within my hand?
17.92.1[He stabs the King and then forces him to drink from the poisoned cup.]
17.93.1The King dies.
Oh, he is justly served.
17.96.1Laertes dies.
And I thee. Oh, I am dead, Horatio. Fare thee well.
No, I am more an antique Roman
Upon my love, I charge thee let it go.
17.106.1Hamlet dies.
17.106.238522197Enter Voltemar and the Ambassadors from England. 2198Enter Fortenbrasse with his train.
Where is this bloody sight?
If aught of woe or wonder you'd behold,
O imperious Death! How many princes
Our embassy that we have brought from England,
Content yourselves. I'll show to all the ground,
I have some rights of memory to this kingdom,
[Exeunt.]