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                                   GUILDENSTERN
            My lord, I can't.

                                   HAMLET
            Oh come on, play something.

                                   GUILDENSTERN
            Believe me, I can't.

                                   HAMLET
            I beg you.

                                   GUILDENSTERN
            I don't know the fingering, my lord.

                                   HAMLET
            It's as easy as lying.  Cover some holes, give it some
            breath, and it produces music.  (Shows fingering.)  Here are
            the stops.


                                   GUILDENSTERN
            But I can't command a melody, I don't have the skill.

                                   HAMLET
            Why then, how unworthy a thing you make of me.  You would
            play me; you would seem to know my stops.
            You would pluck out the heart of my mystery, sound me from
            lowest to highest note--and there is music in this little
            pipe--yet you can't bring it out?  Why would you think I'm
            easier to play than a flute?

                                   (Polonius enters.)

                                   HAMLET (CONT'D)
                          (to Rosencrantz and
                           Guildenstern)
            Call me whatever instrument you like, you cannot play me.

                                   POLONIUS
            My lord, the Queen wishes to speak with you right away.

                                   HAMLET
                          (to Polonius)
            You see that cloud over there?  It's almost the shape of a
            camel.

                                   POLONIUS
            So it is, it's like a camel indeed.

                                   HAMLET
            I think it's like a weasel.

                                   POLONIUS
            It has a back like a weasel.

                                   HAMLET
            Or like a whale.

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