:35:24
How goes the night?
:35:25
The moon is down.
I have not heard the clock.
:35:29
- She goes down at 12.
- I take it 'tis later, sir.
:35:36
Take my sword.
:35:41
There's husbandry in heaven.
:35:44
Their candles are all out.
:35:48
Take thee that too.
:35:53
A heavy summons lies like lead
upon me, and yet I would not sleep.
:36:00
Merciful powers, restrain the thoughts
that nature gives way to in repose.
:36:06
Who's there?
:36:08
A friend.
:36:10
What, sir, not yet at rest?
The king's abed.
:36:14
He hath been in unusual pleasure...
:36:17
...and sent great largess
to your offices.
:36:20
Being unprepared, our will
became the servant to defect.
:36:24
All's well.
:36:30
I dreamt last night
of the three weird sisters.
:36:34
- To you they have showed some truth.
- I think not of them.
:36:40
Yet, when we can entreat
an hour to serve...
:36:43
...we would spend it in words upon
that business if you'd grant the time.
:36:48
At your kindest leisure.
:36:50
It shall make honour for you.
:36:53
So I lose none in seeking to
augment it. I shall be counselled.