Hamlet: Act 5 Scene 1 (modified)

A shortened version of Shakespeare's Hamlet Act 5 Scene 1.

Transcript

1. Scene 1 Duration 05 04 Panel 1 Duration 01 00 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing): In youth when I did love, did love/ Methought it was very sweet. Shakespeare Page 1/232
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3. Scene 1 Duration 05 04 Panel 2 Duration 00 19 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing): In youth when I did love, did love/ Methought it was very sweet. Shakespeare Page 3/232
4. Scene 1 Duration 05 04 Panel 3 Duration 01 08 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing): In youth when I did love, did love/ Methought it was very sweet. Shakespeare Page 4/232
5. Scene 1 Duration 05 04 Panel 4 Duration 00 19 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing): In youth when I did love, did love/ Methought it was very sweet. Shakespeare Page 5/232
6. Scene 1 Duration 05 04 Panel 5 Duration 00 21 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing): In youth when I did love, did love/ Methought it was very sweet. Shakespeare Page 6/232
7. Scene 1 Duration 05 04 Panel 6 Duration 00 09 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing): In youth when I did love, did love/ Methought it was very sweet. Shakespeare Page 7/232
8. Scene 2 Duration 02 18 Panel 1 Duration 00 11 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): To contract - oh- the time for -a- my behove, Shakespeare Page 8/232
9. Scene 2 Duration 02 18 Panel 2 Duration 00 06 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): To contract - oh- the time for -a- my behove, Shakespeare Page 9/232
10. Scene 2 Duration 02 18 Panel 3 Duration 00 13 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): To contract - oh- the time for -a- my behove, Shakespeare Page 10/232
11. Scene 2 Duration 02 18 Panel 4 Duration 00 05 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): To contract - oh- the time for -a- my behove, Shakespeare Page 11/232
12. Scene 2 Duration 02 18 Panel 5 Duration 00 10 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): To contract - oh- the time for -a- my behove, Shakespeare Page 12/232
13. Scene 2 Duration 02 18 Panel 6 Duration 00 05 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): To contract - oh- the time for -a- my behove, Shakespeare Page 13/232
14. Scene 2 Duration 02 18 Panel 7 Duration 00 11 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): To contract - oh- the time for -a- my behove, Shakespeare Page 14/232
15. Scene 2 Duration 02 18 Panel 8 Duration 00 05 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): To contract - oh- the time for -a- my behove, Shakespeare Page 15/232
16. Scene 3 Duration 05 11 Panel 1 Duration 01 04 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): Oh, methought there -a- was nothing -a- meet. Shakespeare Page 16/232
17. Scene 3 Duration 05 11 Panel 2 Duration 00 21 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): Oh, methought there -a- was nothing -a- meet. Shakespeare Page 17/232
18. Scene 3 Duration 05 11 Panel 3 Duration 01 23 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): Oh, methought there -a- was nothing -a- meet. Shakespeare Page 18/232
19. Scene 3 Duration 05 11 Panel 4 Duration 01 11 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): Oh, methought there -a- was nothing -a- meet. Shakespeare Page 19/232
20. Scene 4 Duration 05 07 Panel 1 Duration 01 00 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): But age, with his stealing steps/ Hath clawed me in his clutch/ And hath shipped me into the land/ As if I had never been such. Shakespeare Page 20/232
21. Scene 4 Duration 05 07 Panel 2 Duration 00 20 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): But age, with his stealing steps/ Hath clawed me in his clutch/ And hath shipped me into the land/ As if I had never been such. Shakespeare Page 21/232
22. Scene 4 Duration 05 07 Panel 3 Duration 00 19 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): But age, with his stealing steps/ Hath clawed me in his clutch/ And hath shipped me into the land/ As if I had never been such. Shakespeare Page 22/232
23. Scene 4 Duration 05 07 Panel 4 Duration 01 00 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): But age, with his stealing steps/ Hath clawed me in his clutch/ And hath shipped me into the land/ As if I had never been such. Shakespeare Page 23/232
24. Scene 4 Duration 05 07 Panel 5 Duration 00 05 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): But age, with his stealing steps/ Hath clawed me in his clutch/ And hath shipped me into the land/ As if I had never been such. Shakespeare Page 24/232
25. Scene 4 Duration 05 07 Panel 6 Duration 01 11 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (singing cont.): But age, with his stealing steps/ Hath clawed me in his clutch/ And hath shipped me into the land/ As if I had never been such. Shakespeare Page 25/232
26. Scene 5 Duration 12 02 Panel 1 Duration 04 03 Dialog HAMLET: Has this fellow no feeling of his business? 'A sings in grave-making. Shakespeare Page 26/232
27. Scene 5 Duration 12 02 Panel 2 Duration 00 06 Dialog HAMLET: Has this fellow no feeling of his business? 'A sings in grave-making. Shakespeare Page 27/232
28. Scene 5 Duration 12 02 Panel 3 Duration 00 04 Dialog HAMLET: Has this fellow no feeling of his business? 'A sings in grave-making. Shakespeare Page 28/232
29. Scene 5 Duration 12 02 Panel 4 Duration 00 11 Shakespeare Page 29/232
30. Scene 5 Duration 12 02 Panel 5 Duration 02 19 Dialog HORATIO: Custom hath made it in him a property of easiness. Shakespeare Page 30/232
31. Scene 5 Duration 12 02 Panel 6 Duration 01 03 Dialog HAMLET: 'Tis e'en so. The hand of little employment hath the daintier sense. Shakespeare Page 31/232
32. Scene 5 Duration 12 02 Panel 7 Duration 03 04 Dialog HAMLET: 'Tis e'en so. The hand of little employment hath the daintier sense. Shakespeare Page 32/232
33. Scene 7 Duration 01 23 Panel 1 Duration 00 07 Shakespeare Page 33/232
34. Scene 7 Duration 01 23 Panel 2 Duration 00 03 Shakespeare Page 34/232
35. Scene 7 Duration 01 23 Panel 3 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 35/232
36. Scene 7 Duration 01 23 Panel 4 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 36/232
37. Scene 7 Duration 01 23 Panel 5 Duration 01 05 Shakespeare Page 37/232
38. Scene 8 Duration 16 08 Panel 1 Duration 01 09 Dialog HAMLET: That skull had a tongue in it and could sing once. Shakespeare Page 38/232
39. Scene 8 Duration 16 08 Panel 2 Duration 05 16 Dialog HAMLET: That skull had a tongue in it and could sing once. Shakespeare Page 39/232
40. Scene 8 Duration 16 08 Panel 3 Duration 04 18 Dialog HAMLET: How the knave jowls it to the ground, as if t'were Cain's jawbone, that did the first murder. Shakespeare Page 40/232
41. Scene 8 Duration 16 08 Panel 4 Duration 04 13 Dialog HAMLET: How the knave jowls it to the ground, as if t'were Cain's jawbone, that did the first murder. Shakespeare Page 41/232
42. Scene 9 Duration 10 02 Panel 1 Duration 01 00 Dialog HAMLET: This might be the pate of a politician -- Shakespeare Page 42/232
43. Scene 9 Duration 10 02 Panel 2 Duration 02 16 Dialog HAMLET: This might be the pate of a politician -- Shakespeare Page 43/232
44. Scene 9 Duration 10 02 Panel 3 Duration 00 22 Dialog HAMLET: --which this ass now o'erreaches-- Shakespeare Page 44/232
45. Scene 9 Duration 10 02 Panel 4 Duration 02 11 Dialog HAMLET: one that would circumvent God, might it not? Shakespeare Page 45/232
46. Scene 9 Duration 10 02 Panel 5 Duration 01 07 Dialog HAMLET: one that would circumvent God, might it not? Shakespeare Page 46/232
47. Scene 9 Duration 10 02 Panel 6 Duration 01 18 Dialog HORATIO: It might, my lord. Shakespeare Page 47/232
48. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 1 Duration 00 22 Dialog HAMLET: Or of a courtier, which could say Shakespeare Page 48/232
49. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 2 Duration 01 09 Dialog HAMLET: Or of a courtier, which could say Shakespeare Page 49/232
50. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 3 Duration 01 00 Dialog HAMLET: "Good morrow, sweet lord" Shakespeare Page 50/232
51. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 4 Duration 01 19 Dialog HAMLET: "Good morrow, sweet lord" Shakespeare Page 51/232
52. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 5 Duration 02 00 Dialog HAMLET: "How dost thou, sweet lord?" Shakespeare Page 52/232
53. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 6 Duration 02 17 Dialog HAMLET: This might be my Lord Such-a-one, that praised my Lord Such-a-one's horse when 'a went to beg it, might it not? Shakespeare Page 53/232
54. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 7 Duration 02 09 Dialog HAMLET: This might be my Lord Such-a-one, that praised my Lord Such-a-one's horse when 'a went to beg it, might it not? Shakespeare Page 54/232
55. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 8 Duration 01 06 Dialog HAMLET: This might be my Lord Such-a-one, that praised my Lord Such-a-one's horse when 'a went to beg it, might it not? Shakespeare Page 55/232
56. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 9 Duration 02 20 Dialog HAMLET: This might be my Lord Such-a-one, that praised my Lord Such-a-one's horse when 'a went to beg it, might it not? Shakespeare Page 56/232
57. Scene 10 Duration 18 04 Panel 10 Duration 01 22 Dialog HORATIO: Ay, my lord. Shakespeare Page 57/232
58. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 1 Duration 00 05 Shakespeare Page 58/232
59. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 2 Duration 00 02 Shakespeare Page 59/232
60. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 3 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 60/232
61. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 4 Duration 00 11 Shakespeare Page 61/232
62. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 5 Duration 01 00 Dialog HAMLET: There's another! Shakespeare Page 62/232
63. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 6 Duration 00 09 Dialog HAMLET: There's another! Shakespeare Page 63/232
64. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 7 Duration 00 13 Shakespeare Page 64/232
65. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 8 Duration 01 23 Dialog HAMLET: Why may not that be the skull of a lawyer? Shakespeare Page 65/232
66. Scene 12 Duration 05 20 Panel 9 Duration 01 01 Shakespeare Page 66/232
67. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 1 Duration 01 03 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 67/232
68. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 2 Duration 00 06 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 68/232
69. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 3 Duration 00 23 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 69/232
70. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 4 Duration 00 22 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 70/232
71. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 5 Duration 00 22 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 71/232
72. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 6 Duration 00 04 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 72/232
73. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 7 Duration 00 07 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 73/232
74. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 8 Duration 01 00 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 74/232
75. Scene 12_A Duration 07 02 Panel 9 Duration 01 11 Dialog HAMLET: Where be his quiddities now, his quillities, his cases, his tenures, and his tricks? Shakespeare Page 75/232
76. Scene 13 Duration 12 19 Panel 1 Duration 05 14 Dialog HAMLET: Why does he suffer this mad knave now to knock him about the sconce with a dirty shovel Shakespeare Page 76/232
77. Scene 13 Duration 12 19 Panel 2 Duration 01 04 Shakespeare Page 77/232
78. Scene 13 Duration 12 19 Panel 3 Duration 03 21 Dialog HAMLET: And will not tell him of his action of battery? Shakespeare Page 78/232
79. Scene 13 Duration 12 19 Panel 4 Duration 02 04 Dialog HAMLET: I will speak to this fellow. Shakespeare Page 79/232
80. Scene 14 Duration 03 08 Panel 1 Duration 01 00 Shakespeare Page 80/232
81. Scene 14 Duration 03 08 Panel 2 Duration 00 17 Shakespeare Page 81/232
82. Scene 14 Duration 03 08 Panel 3 Duration 01 15 Dialog HAMLET: Whose grave's this, sirrah? Shakespeare Page 82/232
83. Scene 15 Duration 02 17 Panel 1 Duration 00 15 Shakespeare Page 83/232
84. Scene 15 Duration 02 17 Panel 2 Duration 01 00 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: Mine, sir. Shakespeare Page 84/232
85. Scene 15 Duration 02 17 Panel 3 Duration 01 02 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (sings): Oh, a pit of clay for to be made"-- Shakespeare Page 85/232
86. Scene 16 Duration 10 11 Panel 1 Duration 03 17 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (sings): Oh, a pit of clay for to be made"-- Shakespeare Page 86/232
87. Scene 16 Duration 10 11 Panel 2 Duration 03 01 Dialog HAMLET: I think it be thine, indeed, for thou liest in't. Shakespeare Page 87/232
88. Scene 16 Duration 10 11 Panel 3 Duration 03 17 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: You lie out on't, sir, and therefore 'tis not yours. Shakespeare Page 88/232
89. Scene 18 Duration 17 15 Panel 1 Duration 02 11 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: For my part, I do not lie in't, yet it is mine. Shakespeare Page 89/232
90. Scene 18 Duration 17 15 Panel 2 Duration 01 14 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: For my part, I do not lie in't, yet it is mine. Shakespeare Page 90/232
91. Scene 18 Duration 17 15 Panel 3 Duration 00 16 Shakespeare Page 91/232
92. Scene 18 Duration 17 15 Panel 4 Duration 06 12 Dialog HAMLET: Thou dost lie in't, to be in't and say it is thine. 'Tis for the dead not for the quick; Shakespeare Page 92/232
93. Scene 18 Duration 17 15 Panel 5 Duration 02 00 Dialog HAMLET: therefore thou liest. Shakespeare Page 93/232
94. Scene 18 Duration 17 15 Panel 6 Duration 04 10 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: 'Tis a quick lie, sir; 'twill away again from me to you. Shakespeare Page 94/232
95. Scene 20 Duration 00 09 Panel 1 Duration 00 03 Shakespeare Page 95/232
96. Scene 20 Duration 00 09 Panel 2 Duration 00 06 Shakespeare Page 96/232
97. Scene 21 Duration 05 20 Panel 1 Duration 01 00 Shakespeare Page 97/232
98. Scene 21 Duration 05 20 Panel 2 Duration 02 11 Dialog HAMLET: What man dost thou dig it for? Shakespeare Page 98/232
99. Scene 21 Duration 05 20 Panel 3 Duration 01 12 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: For no man, sir. Shakespeare Page 99/232
100. Scene 21 Duration 05 20 Panel 4 Duration 00 21 Shakespeare Page 100/232
101. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 1 Duration 01 16 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): What woman then? Shakespeare Page 101/232
102. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 2 Duration 01 05 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: For none neither. Shakespeare Page 102/232
103. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 3 Duration 00 12 Dialog HAMLET: Who is to be buried in't? Shakespeare Page 103/232
104. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 4 Duration 01 07 Dialog HAMLET: Who is to be buried in't? Shakespeare Page 104/232
105. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 5 Duration 02 11 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: One that was a woman, sir, but, rest her soul, Shakespeare Page 105/232
106. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 6 Duration 00 22 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: One that was a woman, sir, but, rest her soul, Shakespeare Page 106/232
107. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 7 Duration 01 22 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: One that was a woman, sir, but, rest her soul, Shakespeare Page 107/232
108. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 8 Duration 01 19 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: she's dead. Shakespeare Page 108/232
109. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 9 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 109/232
110. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 10 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 110/232
111. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 11 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 111/232
112. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 12 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 112/232
113. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 13 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 113/232
114. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 14 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 114/232
115. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 15 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 115/232
116. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 16 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 116/232
117. Scene 22 Duration 13 06 Panel 17 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 117/232
118. Scene 19 Duration 04 18 Panel 1 Duration 01 19 Dialog HAMLET: How absolute the knave is! Shakespeare Page 118/232
119. Scene 19 Duration 04 18 Panel 2 Duration 00 04 Dialog HAMLET: How absolute the knave is! Shakespeare Page 119/232
120. Scene 19 Duration 04 18 Panel 3 Duration 01 06 Dialog HAMLET: How absolute the knave is! Shakespeare Page 120/232
121. Scene 19 Duration 04 18 Panel 4 Duration 00 02 Dialog HAMLET: How absolute the knave is! Shakespeare Page 121/232
122. Scene 19 Duration 04 18 Panel 5 Duration 00 03 Dialog HAMLET: How absolute the knave is! Shakespeare Page 122/232
123. Scene 19 Duration 04 18 Panel 6 Duration 00 02 Dialog HAMLET: How absolute the knave is! Shakespeare Page 123/232
124. Scene 19 Duration 04 18 Panel 7 Duration 01 06 Dialog HAMLET: How absolute the knave is! Shakespeare Page 124/232
125. Scene 23 Duration 04 01 Panel 1 Duration 00 12 Dialog HAMLET: How long will a man lie i'the earth ere he rot? Shakespeare Page 125/232
126. Scene 23 Duration 04 01 Panel 2 Duration 00 21 Dialog HAMLET: How long will a man lie i'the earth ere he rot? Shakespeare Page 126/232
127. Scene 23 Duration 04 01 Panel 3 Duration 00 10 Dialog HAMLET: How long will a man lie i'the earth ere he rot? Shakespeare Page 127/232
128. Scene 23 Duration 04 01 Panel 4 Duration 01 11 Dialog HAMLET: How long will a man lie i'the earth ere he rot? Shakespeare Page 128/232
129. Scene 23 Duration 04 01 Panel 5 Duration 00 19 Shakespeare Page 129/232
130. Scene 24 Duration 14 12 Panel 1 Duration 00 20 Shakespeare Page 130/232
131. Scene 24 Duration 14 12 Panel 2 Duration 02 13 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: Faith, if 'a be not rotten before 'a die Shakespeare Page 131/232
132. Scene 24 Duration 14 12 Panel 3 Duration 03 22 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: --as we have many pocky corpses that will scare hold the laying in-- Shakespeare Page 132/232
133. Scene 24 Duration 14 12 Panel 4 Duration 04 00 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: 'a will last you some eight year or nine year. Shakespeare Page 133/232
134. Scene 24 Duration 14 12 Panel 5 Duration 01 18 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: A tanner will last you a nine year. Shakespeare Page 134/232
135. Scene 24 Duration 14 12 Panel 6 Duration 01 11 Dialog HAMLET: Why he more than another? Shakespeare Page 135/232
136. Scene 25 Duration 06 19 Panel 1 Duration 05 14 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (O.S): Why, sir, his hide is so tanned with his trade that 'a will keep out water a great while, Shakespeare Page 136/232
137. Scene 25 Duration 06 19 Panel 2 Duration 00 20 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (O.S.): and your water is a sore decayer of your whoreson dead body. Shakespeare Page 137/232
138. Scene 25 Duration 06 19 Panel 3 Duration 00 09 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (O.S.): and your water is a sore decayer of your whoreson dead body. Shakespeare Page 138/232
139. Scene 26 Duration 02 03 Panel 1 Duration 02 03 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER (O.S.): and your water is a sore decayer of your whoreson dead body. Shakespeare Page 139/232
140. Scene 27 Duration 01 10 Panel 1 Duration 00 09 Shakespeare Page 140/232
141. Scene 27 Duration 01 10 Panel 2 Duration 00 19 Shakespeare Page 141/232
142. Scene 27 Duration 01 10 Panel 3 Duration 00 06 Shakespeare Page 142/232
143. Scene 28 Duration 06 04 Panel 1 Duration 00 09 Shakespeare Page 143/232
144. Scene 28 Duration 06 04 Panel 2 Duration 00 14 Shakespeare Page 144/232
145. Scene 28 Duration 06 04 Panel 3 Duration 00 18 Shakespeare Page 145/232
146. Scene 28 Duration 06 04 Panel 4 Duration 04 11 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: Here's a skull now hath lien you i'th'earth three-and-twenty years. Shakespeare Page 146/232
147. Scene 29 Duration 07 18 Panel 1 Duration 01 00 Dialog HAMLET: Whose was it? Shakespeare Page 147/232
148. Scene 29 Duration 07 18 Panel 2 Duration 00 16 Shakespeare Page 148/232
149. Scene 29 Duration 07 18 Panel 3 Duration 04 01 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: A whoreson mad fellow's it was. Wjose do you think it was? Shakespeare Page 149/232
150. Scene 29 Duration 07 18 Panel 4 Duration 01 01 Dialog HAMLET: Nay, I know not. Shakespeare Page 150/232
151. Scene 29 Duration 07 18 Panel 5 Duration 01 00 Shakespeare Page 151/232
152. Scene 30 Duration 12 11 Panel 1 Duration 02 11 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: A pestilence on him for a mad rogue! Shakespeare Page 152/232
153. Scene 30 Duration 12 11 Panel 2 Duration 02 13 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: 'A poured a flagon on Rhenish on my head once. Shakespeare Page 153/232
154. Scene 30 Duration 12 11 Panel 3 Duration 05 02 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: This same skull, sir, was, sir, Yorick's skull, the King's jester. Shakespeare Page 154/232
155. Scene 30 Duration 12 11 Panel 4 Duration 02 09 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: This same skull, sir, was, sir, Yorick's skull, the King's jester. Shakespeare Page 155/232
156. Scene 31 Duration 01 09 Panel 1 Duration 00 11 Dialog HAMLET: This? Shakespeare Page 156/232
157. Scene 31 Duration 01 09 Panel 2 Duration 00 22 Shakespeare Page 157/232
158. Scene 31_A_0 Duration 02 09 Panel 1 Duration 00 04 Shakespeare Page 158/232
159. Scene 31_A_0 Duration 02 09 Panel 2 Duration 00 03 Shakespeare Page 159/232
160. Scene 31_A_0 Duration 02 09 Panel 3 Duration 00 03 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: E'en that. Shakespeare Page 160/232
161. Scene 31_A_0 Duration 02 09 Panel 4 Duration 00 13 Dialog GRAVE DIGGER: E'en that. Shakespeare Page 161/232
162. Scene 31_A_0 Duration 02 09 Panel 5 Duration 00 10 Shakespeare Page 162/232
163. Scene 31_A_0 Duration 02 09 Panel 6 Duration 01 00 Shakespeare Page 163/232
164. Scene 32 Duration 21 08 Panel 1 Duration 02 11 Dialog HAMLET: Alas, poor Yorick. Shakespeare Page 164/232
165. Scene 32 Duration 21 08 Panel 2 Duration 01 22 Dialog HAMLET: I knew him, Horatio Shakespeare Page 165/232
166. Scene 32 Duration 21 08 Panel 3 Duration 05 06 Dialog HAMLET: a fellow of infinite jest, of most excellent fancy. Shakespeare Page 166/232
167. Scene 32 Duration 21 08 Panel 4 Duration 06 04 Dialog HAMLET: He hath bore me on his back a thousand times, and now how abhorred in my imagination it is! Shakespeare Page 167/232
168. Scene 32 Duration 21 08 Panel 5 Duration 02 21 Dialog HAMLET: He hath bore me on his back a thousand times, and now how abhorred in my imagination it is! Shakespeare Page 168/232
169. Scene 32 Duration 21 08 Panel 6 Duration 02 16 Dialog HAMLET: my gorge rises at it. Shakespeare Page 169/232
170. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 1 Duration 03 15 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 170/232
171. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 2 Duration 00 23 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 171/232
172. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 3 Duration 00 11 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 172/232
173. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 4 Duration 02 19 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 173/232
174. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 5 Duration 00 16 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 174/232
175. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 6 Duration 00 09 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 175/232
176. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 7 Duration 02 18 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 176/232
177. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 8 Duration 00 19 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 177/232
178. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 9 Duration 00 15 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 178/232
179. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 10 Duration 02 12 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 179/232
180. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 11 Duration 00 11 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 180/232
181. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 12 Duration 02 09 Dialog HAMLET (O.S.): Here hung those lips that I have kissed I know not how oft. Where be your gibes now, your gambols, your songs, your flashes of merriment that were wont to set the table on a roar? Shakespeare Page 181/232
182. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 13 Duration 00 13 Shakespeare Page 182/232
183. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 14 Duration 00 11 Shakespeare Page 183/232
184. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 15 Duration 00 11 Shakespeare Page 184/232
185. Scene 35 Duration 23 02 Panel 16 Duration 03 06 Dialog HAMLET (O.S): Not one now, to mock your own grinning? Shakespeare Page 185/232
186. Scene 37 Duration 05 01 Panel 1 Duration 02 13 Dialog HAMLET: Quite chapfallen? Shakespeare Page 186/232
187. Scene 37 Duration 05 01 Panel 2 Duration 00 18 Shakespeare Page 187/232
188. Scene 37 Duration 05 01 Panel 3 Duration 00 06 Shakespeare Page 188/232
189. Scene 37 Duration 05 01 Panel 4 Duration 01 12 Shakespeare Page 189/232
190. Scene 39 Duration 03 00 Panel 1 Duration 00 12 Shakespeare Page 190/232
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201. Scene 40 Duration 02 11 Panel 1 Duration 01 00 Shakespeare Page 201/232
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206. Scene 41 Duration 06 04 Panel 1 Duration 00 12 Dialog HAMLET: But soft, but soft awhile. Shakespeare Page 206/232
207. Scene 41 Duration 06 04 Panel 2 Duration 00 14 Dialog HAMLET: But soft, but soft awhile. Shakespeare Page 207/232
208. Scene 41 Duration 06 04 Panel 3 Duration 02 10 Dialog HAMLET: But soft, but soft awhile. Shakespeare Page 208/232
209. Scene 41 Duration 06 04 Panel 4 Duration 01 12 Dialog HAMLET: Here comes the King, the Queen, the courtiers. Shakespeare Page 209/232
210. Scene 41 Duration 06 04 Panel 5 Duration 01 04 Dialog HAMLET: Here comes the King, the Queen, the courtiers. Shakespeare Page 210/232
211. Scene 41_A Duration 02 22 Panel 1 Duration 00 10 Shakespeare Page 211/232
212. Scene 41_A Duration 02 22 Panel 2 Duration 00 19 Dialog HAMLET: Who is this they follow? And with such maimed rites? Shakespeare Page 212/232
213. Scene 41_A Duration 02 22 Panel 3 Duration 01 17 Dialog HAMLET: Who is this they follow? And with such maimed rites? Shakespeare Page 213/232
214. Scene 42 Duration 02 21 Panel 1 Duration 02 21 Dialog HAMLET: Who is this they follow? And with such maimed rites? Shakespeare Page 214/232
215. Scene 44 Duration 02 17 Panel 1 Duration 02 17 Shakespeare Page 215/232
216. Scene 45 Duration 06 07 Panel 1 Duration 02 03 Dialog LAERTES: Lay her i'th'earth Shakespeare Page 216/232
217. Scene 45 Duration 06 07 Panel 2 Duration 04 04 Dialog LAERTES: And from her fair and unpolluted flesh... Shakespeare Page 217/232
218. Scene 46 Duration 03 22 Panel 1 Duration 01 13 Shakespeare Page 218/232
219. Scene 46 Duration 03 22 Panel 2 Duration 00 19 Dialog LEARTES: may violets spring. Shakespeare Page 219/232
220. Scene 46 Duration 03 22 Panel 3 Duration 01 14 Shakespeare Page 220/232
221. Scene 47 Duration 01 07 Panel 1 Duration 00 03 Shakespeare Page 221/232
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223. Scene 47 Duration 01 07 Panel 3 Duration 01 03 Dialog HAMLET: What. Shakespeare Page 223/232
224. Scene 48 Duration 01 03 Panel 1 Duration 01 03 Dialog HAMLET: The fair Ophelia? Shakespeare Page 224/232
225. Scene 49 Duration 03 03 Panel 1 Duration 00 09 Shakespeare Page 225/232
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