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May 30, 2008 at 10:25:31

Hamlet 3:4

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                                   GERTRUDE
            What shall I do?

                                   HAMLET
            Do not, by any means, let the king tempt you to bed; and do
            not let him persuade you to tell him the truth of the matter-
            that I'm not mad, but only mad in craft.

                                   GERTRUDE
            If words are breath, and breath life, I don't have the life
            to breathe what's happened.

                                   HAMLET
            I must go to England, you know that?

                                   GERTRUDE
            Oh!

                                   HAMLET
            The letters are sealed, and my two friends whom I trust like
            vipers, will be at my sides. So be it. See if I don't dig a
            yard below their bombs and blow them to the moon. How
            exciting when two schemes are set to collide head-on.
            (Turning to Polonius.) He'll help get me packed for the
            trip. (Grabs Polonius.) Come sir, we've got work to do.
            Remember what I've said, mother. A good night to you, lady.

                                   (He drags Polonius off.)

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