There, mylord.
, ha! areyouhonest?
?
?
?
, yourhonestyshouldadmitnodiscoursetoyourbeauty.[25]
, mylord, havebettercommercethanwithhonesty?
, truly; forthepowerofbeautywillsoonertransformhonestyfromwhatitistoabawd, thantheforceofhonestycantranslatebeautyintohislikeness:[26] thiswassometimeaparadox, .
, mylord, youmademebelieveso.
; forvirtuecannotsoinoculateouroldstock, butweshallrelishofit:[27] Ilovedyounot.
.
: Whywouldstthoubeabreederofsinners? Iammyselfindifferenthonest; butyetIcouldaccusemeofsuchthings, thatitwerebettermymotherhadnotborneme: Iamveryproud, revengeful, ambitious; withmoreoffencesatmybeck[28] thanIhavethoughtstoputthemin,[29] imaginationtogivethemshape, , crawlingbetweenearthandheaven? Wearearrantknaves, all; 'syourfather?
, mylord.
, thathemayplaythefoolnowherebutin'.
Oph.O, helphim, yousweetheavens!
, I', aspureassnow, ; , ifthouwiltneedsmarry, marryafool; , go; go; go.
, restorehim!
[30] too, wellenough; Heavenhathgivenyouoneface, andyoumakeyourselvesanother:[31] youjig, youamble, andyoulisp,[32] andnicknameHeaven'screatures, andmakeyourwantonnessyourignorance.[33] Goto, I'llnomoreof't; ithathmadememad.
[HAMLETcrossestoR.H.]
Isay, wewillhavenomoremarriages: thosethataremarriedalready, allbutone,[34] shalllive; , go.
[ExitHAMLET, R.H.[35]]
Oph.(L.) O, whatanoblemindishereo'erthrown!
Theexpectancyandroseofthefairstate,[36]
Theglassoffashion[37] andthemouldofform,[38]
Theobserv'dofallobservers, quite, quitedown!
AndI, ofladiesmostdejectandwretched,
