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Updated: May 12, 2025
A new passage in the monologue of Hamlet, after the Ghost has left him, is this: And thy commandment all alone shall live Within the book and volume of my brain, Unmix'd with baser matter; yes, by Heaven! O most pernicious woman! We next hear about the Prince from Ophelia after the interval which, as mentioned above, lies between the first and the second act.
But there is nothing unmix'd in this world; and some of the gravest of our divines have carried it so far as to affirm, that enjoyment itself was attended even with a sigh, and that the greatest THEY KNEW OF terminated, IN A GENERAL WAY, in little better than a convulsion.
Run such a race as you again may meet, And find your conversation far more sweet; When purged from dross, you shall, unmix'd, possess The purest essence of eternal bliss 'He in the pulpit preached truth first, and then He in his practice preached it o'er again. His remains were interred in Bunhill Fields, in the vault of his friend Mr. Strudwick, at whose house he died.
Virtue, soft balm of every woe, Of ev'ry grief the cure, 'Tis thou alone that canst best bestow Pleasures unmix'd and pure. The shady wood, the verdant mead, Are Virtue's flow'ry road; Nor painful are the steps which lead To her divine abode. 'Tis not in palaces of halls, She or their train appear; Far off she flies from pompous walls; Virtue and Peace dwell here.
And if you please, you may in this Pipe produce variety of Colours in the various parts of the Liquor, and keep them swimming upon one another unmix'd for a good while.
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