Hamlet 3:3

                                   HAMLET
            I should do it now.  And now I will.  (Draws sword.)  But
            wait--and so he goes to heaven?  So much for revenge.  The
            villain kills my father, and I his son, send him to heaven?
            That's not revenge, not if I kill him while he repents.  No.
            I'll wait for a more fitting occasion.  When he is drunk and
            arrogant--in a rage--or engaged in some other act which has
            no trace of salvation in it.  Then I'll trip him up, and his
            heels will kick at heaven, and head first his soul will
            plummet into the black damnation of hell.

                                   (Hamlet exits.)

                                   CLAUDIUS
            My words fly up, my thoughts remain below.  Words without
            thoughts never to heaven go.

                                   (Claudius exits.)

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