I will receive it, sir, with all diligence of Spirit.

October 17, 2020erainbowd

Having just been offered a “thing” from “his majesty,” Hamlet responds with as much polite snark as might be allowable under the circumstances.
Certainly no diligence of spirit is required for a message but a “thing”? Maybe.

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