Hamlet 2:2

                                   POLONIUS
            How are you, my lord?

                                   (Hamlet cocks his head.)

                                   POLONIUS (CONT'D)
            May I ask, dear prince, what do you view me as?

                                   HAMLET
            A fishmonger.

                                   POLONIUS
            Not I, my lord.

                                   HAMLET
            Then I wish you were as honest.

                                   POLONIUS
            Honest, my lord?

                                   HAMLET
            To be honest, as the world goes, is to be rare.

                                   POLONIUS
            That's very true, my lord.

                                   HAMLET
                          (reading from book)
            If the sun breeds maggots in a dead animal, it being an
            excellent breeding ground....

                                   POLONIUS
            What's that, my lord?

                                   HAMLET
            Your daughter.

                                   POLONIUS
            My daughter?

                                   HAMLET
            Let her walk in the sun.

                                   POLONIUS
            May I ask?  What are you reading, my lord?

                                   HAMLET
            Words, words, words.

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