hamlet:to be，or notbe- thatthe question:

whether 'tis noblerthe mindsuffer

the slings and arrowseous fortune

ortake arms againseatroubles,

andopposingsleep-

no more; anda sleepsayend

the heartache,and the thousand natural shocks

that fleshheir to. 'tiation

devoutlybe wish'd.die-sleep.

to sleep- percedream: ay,there's the rub!

forthat sleepdeath what dreams may e

whenhave shuffled off this mortal coil，

must give u's the respect

that makes calamityso long life.

for who would bear the whips andof time,

th' oppressor's wrong，the proud man's ely,

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