Hamlet哈姆雷特中英对照剧本.doc

Hamlet第一幕scene 1艾尔西诺，城堡前的露台人物： Francisco 、 Bernardo 、HoratioFranciscoathispost, enter tohimBernardo.（弗兰西斯科立台上守望，勃那多自对面上）B：Who’s there? F: Long live theking!B: Bernardo?F: Yes.B: It ’s twelve o ’clock now. Get to bed, Francisco.F: For this relief much thanks, It ’s bitter cold, and I am sick at heart.谢谢你来替我，天冷得厉害，我心里也老不舒服B: Have you had quiet guard?你守在这儿，一切都很安静吗？F: Not a mouse stirring.一只小老鼠也不见走动B: Well, Say, What, is Horatio there?喂，——啊！霍拉旭也来了Horatio: A piece of him.有这么一个他B: What, has this thing appeared again?什么！这东西今晚又出现过了吗？F： What are you talking about ？Horatio ： Keep silence! Look, where it come again!（鬼混上）B: Look it not like the dead king? Mark it, Horatio.他不是很像已故的国王吗？ 你看，霍拉旭。

鸡叫，鬼混退）Horatio ： Most like ，it makes me feel wonder and scare. I think we shouldtell our young Hamlet.好像啊！它让我感动恐惧和害怕我认为我们应该告诉我们年轻的哈姆雷特F&B: Yes. （退下）Scene 2城堡中的大厅The old king Hamlet ’s the memory be green , the King Claudius was tookover his right, and then married with the Queen.Horatio: My lord, I came to see your father ’ s funeral.殿下，我是来参加您的父王的葬礼的Hamlet: Please don’t mock me, I think it was to see my mother ’ s wedding.Would I had met my dearest foe in heaven or ever I had seen that day,Horatio! My father! —— I think I seem to see my father.请你不要取笑，我想你是来参加我的母后的婚礼的。

我宁愿在天上看见我最痛恨的仇人，也不愿看到那样的一天！我的父亲，我仿佛看见我的父亲Horatio: Where, my lord?Hamlet: In my mind ’ s eye, Horatio.在我心灵的眼睛里Horatio: My lord, I think I saw him yester night.Hamlet: The king my father! Where did you see him?Horatio: My lord, upon the platform where we watched.Hamlet: I will watch the platform tonight, I think he will appear again.Scene3露台（哈姆雷特、霍拉旭上）Hamlet： It ’ s very cold.( 搓手 ) What time is it now?Horatio: I think it lacks of twelve.( 东张西望 ) Look, my lord, it comes!( 鬼混出现 , 向哈姆雷特招手 )Hamlet： Where will you lead me? Tell me! I ’ ll go no further.( 跟上前 )Horatio: No, do not go with it.( 停在原地 )Ghost ： Listen to me.Hamlet: I will.Ghost: I ’m your father ’ s spirit. Thou noble youth, the snake thatdid poisoned your father is now wears his crown. And he was married withmy dear wife.我是你父亲的亡魂。

好孩子，那毒害你父亲的蛇，头上戴着王冠呢他现在还和我亲爱的妻子结婚了Hamlet： My uncle!Ghost: Yes, you should take revenge for me.是的，正是他，你要为我报仇Hamlet: I swore I will revenge against the men who murdered you.我发誓我会为你报仇的Ghost： It was getting light and shapes were more distinguishable ，I ’m leaving. Remember me.( 下 )天亮了，我要走了要记得我Hamlet: Rest, rest, poor spirit.安息吧，可怜的灵魂第二幕Scene 1波格涅斯家中One day, Ophelia saw Hamlet with his doublet all unbraced, no hat uponhis head, his stocking fouled, ungarter ’ d ,and down-gyved to his ancle,pale as his shirt, his knees knocking each other, and with a look sopiteous in purportas if he had been loosed out of hell to speak of horrors.She was frightened ， and she told her father Polonius.一天， 奥菲利亚看见哈姆莱特的上身的衣服完全没有扣上扣子，头上也不带帽子，他的袜子上沾着污泥，没有鞋带，一直垂到脚踝上，他的脸色像他的衬衫一样白，他的膝盖互相碰撞，他的神气是那样凄惨，好像他刚从地狱里逃了出来。

她被吓坏了，然后告诉了她的父亲Polonius: Mad for your love?Ophelia: My lord, I don ’ t know, but truly, I do fear it.父亲，我不知道，可是我想也许是的Polonius: Come, go with me, I will tell the king, it must be a crazy love.Have you given him any hard words?跟我来，我要告诉王上，这一定是一场疯狂的恋爱，你最近和他说过什么让他难堪的话没有？Ophelia: No, my good lord, but, as you did command, I did refuse hisinviting and denied his access to me.没有，父亲，可是我已经遵从您的命令，拒绝他的邀请，并且不允许他来见我Polonius: That had made him mad. Come, go we to the king. （同下）Scene 2王后寝宫前Polonius told the king that Hamlet was mad, the king plans to arrangeHamlet’ s friends and Ophelia to probe if he is mad. At last, they toldthe king that Hamlet was a mad man. Then the king ask the queen to educateHamlet.波洛涅斯把一切告诉了国王，国王决定派哈姆雷特的朋友们以及奥菲利亚去试探他是否疯了。

最后，他们告诉国王，哈姆雷特疯了国王要求王后去教育哈姆雷特King Claudius: I don ’ t like him. I pray you , bring him to England. Hisexistence will threat my crown.我不喜欢他，请你们和他一起去英国吧，他的存在会威胁我的王位Guildenstern: Wewill package our luggage as soon as possible, most holyand religious fear it is to keep those many bodies safe that live andfeed upon your majesty. （下）我们就去准备起来，许多人的安危都寄托在陛下身上，这种顾虑是最圣明不过的Polonius: My lord, Hamlet is going to his mother ’ s closet; I ’ll conveymyself behind the curtain to hear the process. Fare you well, m。