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1

A little more than kin,

and less than kind

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2

Seems madam? Nay, it is

I know not seems

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3

O that this too

too solid flesh would melt

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4

Or that the Everlasting had not fixed

his canon ‘gainst self-slaughter

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5

that was to this Hyperion

to a satyr

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6

frailty, thy

name is woman

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7

but break, my heart, for

I must hold my tongue

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8

the funeral baked meats did coldly

furnish forth the marriage tables

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9

speak, I am

bound to hear

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10

o most

pernicious woman!

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11

to put an

antic disposition on

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12

Denmark’s a

prison

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13

a dream itself is

but a shadow

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14

I am but mad north north west,

when the wind is southerly, I know a hawk from a handsaw

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15

O what a

rogue and peasant slave am I!

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16

why, what an

ass am I!

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17

for murder, though it have no tongue

will speak with most miraculous organ

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18

the plays the thing

wherein I'll catch the conscience of the king.

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19

to take arms against a sea of troubles

and by opposing end them

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20

the undiscovered country

from whose bourn no traveller returns

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21

thus conscience does

make cowards of us all

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22

get thee

to a nunnery

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23

I loved you

not

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24

to hold as twere

the mirror up to nature

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25

do you think

I mean country matters?

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26

lady, shall I

lie in your lap?

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27

do you think I am easier

to be played on than a pipe?

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28

I will speak daggers

to her but use none

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29

I his sole son do this same villain

send to heaven

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30

mother, you have my father

much offended

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31

Almost as bad, good mother,

as kill a king and marry with his brother

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32

have you

eyes?

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33

look here upon this picture, and on this,

the counterfeit presentment of two brothers

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34

in the rank sweat

of an enseamed bed

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35

but heaven hath pleased it so, to punish me

with this, and this with me, that I must be their scourge and minister

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36

I must be cruel

only to be kind

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37

let the bloat king

tempt you again to bed

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38

I essentially am not in madness

but mad in craft

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39

the body is with the king, but

the king is not with the body

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40

my thoughts be bloody or

nothing worth

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41

alas, poor

Yorick! I knew him Horatio

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42

I loved Ophelia;

forty thousand brothers could not with all their quantity of love make up my sum

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43

You do but

dally

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44

the rest is

silence

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