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fellow。   I   would   he   lov'd   his   wife�察  �if   he   were   honester   He   were   much 

goodlier。    Is't  not  a  handsome     gentleman�拭    �HELENA。       I  like  him  well。 

DIANA。 'Tis pity he is not honest。 Yond's that same knave That leads him 

to these places�察�were I his lady I would poison that vile rascal。 HELENA。 

Which      is  he�拭  �DIANA。      That    jack´an´apes     with   scarfs。  Why     is  he 

melancholy�拭�HELENA。 Perchance he's hurt i' th' battle。 PAROLLES。 Lose 

our drum� �well。 MARIANA。 He's shrewdly vex'd at something。 Look�察�he 

has spied us。 WIDOW。 Marry�察�hang you� �MARIANA。 And your courtesy�察�

for a ring´carrier� �Exeunt BERTRAM�察�PAROLLES�察�and ARMY WIDOW。 



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The troop is past。 Come�察�pilgrim�察�I will bring you Where you shall host。 

Of   enjoin'd   penitents   There's   four   or   five�察  �to   great   Saint   Jaques   bound�察�

Already at my house。 HELENA。 I humbly thank you。 Please it this matron 

and this gentle maid To eat with us to´night�察�the charge and thanking Shall 

be for me�察�and�察�to requite you further�察�I will bestow some precepts of this 

virgin�察�Worthy the note。 BOTH。 We'll take your offer kindly。 Exeunt 



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                    SCENE 6。 Camp before Florence 



     Enter BERTRAM�察�and the two FRENCH LORDS 

       SECOND LORD。 Nay�察�good my lord�察�put him to't�察�let him have his 

way。  FIRST  LORD。   If   your   lordship   find   him  not   a  hiding�察 �hold   me   no 

more  in   your   respect。   SECOND   LORD。   On   my  life�察  �my   lord�察  �a   bubble。 

BERTRAM。 Do you think I am so far deceived in him�拭�SECOND LORD。 

Believe  it�察 �my  lord�察 �in   mine   own direct   knowledge�察 �without   any  malice�察�

but to speak of him as my kinsman�察�he's a most notable coward�察�an infinite 

and   endless   liar�察  �an   hourly   promise´breaker�察  �the   owner   of   no   one   good 

quality   worthy   your   lordship's   entertainment。   FIRST   LORD。   It   were   fit 

you knew him�察�lest�察�reposing too far in his virtue�察�which he hath not�察�he 

might     at  some   great   and   trusty   business   in  a  main    danger    fail  you。 

BERTRAM。 I would I knew in what particular action to try him。 FIRST 

LORD。 None better than to let him fetch off his drum�察�which you hear him 

so   confidently     undertake    to  do。   SECOND       LORD。      I  with  a  troop   of 

Florentines will suddenly surprise him�察�such I will have whom I am sure 

he knows not from the enemy。 We will bind and hoodwink him so that he 

shall   suppose     no  other   but  that  he   is  carried  into   the  leaguer   of  the 

adversaries   when   we   bring   him   to   our   own   tents。   Be   but   your   lordship 

present at his examination�察�if he do not�察�for the promise of his life and in 

the highest compulsion of base fear�察�offer to betray you and deliver all the 

intelligence in his power against you�察�and that with the divine forfeit of his 

soul upon   oath�察 �never trust   my  judgment   in anything。  FIRST  LORD。  O�察�

for the love of laughter�察�let him fetch his drum�察�he says he has a stratagem 

for't。 When your lordship sees the bottom of his success in't�察�and to what 

metal this counterfeit lump of ore will be melted�察�if you give him not John 

Drum's entertainment�察�your inclining cannot be removed。 Here he comes。 

       Enter PAROLLES 

       SECOND LORD。 O�察�for the love of laughter�察�hinder not the honour 

of his design�察�let him fetch off his drum in any hand。 BERTRAM。 How 

now�察�monsieur� �This drum sticks sorely in your disposition。 FIRST LORD。 

A pox on 't�察�let it go�察�'tis but a drum。 PAROLLES。 But a drum� �Is't but a 

drum�拭�A drum so lost� �There was excellent command�此�to charge in with 



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our   horse   upon   our   own   wings�察  �and   to   rend   our   own   soldiers�   �FIRST 

LORD。 That was not to be blam'd in the command of the service�察�it was a 

disaster   of   war   that   Caesar   himself   could   not   have   prevented�察  �if   he   had 

been   there   to   command。   BERTRAM。   Well�察  �we   cannot   greatly   condemn 

our success。 Some dishonour we had in the loss of that drum�察�but it is not 

to be recovered。 PAROLLES。 It might have been recovered。 BERTRAM。 

It might�察�but it is not now。 PAROLLES。 It is to be recovered。 But that the 

merit   of   service   is   seldom   attributed   to   the   true   and   exact   performer�察  �I 

would have that drum or another�察�or 'hic jacet。' BERTRAM。 Why�察�if you 

have a stomach�察�to't�察�monsieur。 If you think your mystery in stratagem can 

bring     this   instrument     of   honour     again    into   his   native    quarter�察  �be 

magnanimous in the enterprise�察�and go on�察�I will grace the attempt for a 

worthy exploit。 If you speed well in it�察�the Duke shall both speak of it and 

extend   to   you   what   further   becomes   his   greatness�察  �even   to   the   utmost 

syllable of our  worthiness。 PAROLLES。  By the hand   of a soldier�察�I  will 

undertake       it。  BERTRAM。         But    you    must     not   now     slumber     in   it。 

PAROLLES。 I'll about it this evening�察�and I will presently pen down my 

dilemmas�察 �encourage   myself   in   my  certainty�察  �put   myself   into   my  mortal 

preparation�察�and by midnight look to hear further from  me。 BERTRAM。 

May I be bold to acquaint his Grace you are gone about it�拭�PAROLLES。 I 

know      not  what    the  success    will   be�察 �my   lord�察  �but  the   attempt    I  vow。 

BERTRAM。 I know th' art valiant�察�and�察�to the possibility of thy soldiership�察�

will   subscribe   for   thee。   Farewell。   PAROLLES。   I   love   not   many   words。 

Exit   SECOND   LORD。   No   more   than   a   fish   loves   water。   Is   not   this   a 

strange     fellow�察  �my    lord�察 �that   so  confidently     seems     to  undertake     this 

business�察  �which   he   knows   is   not   to   be   done�察  �damns   himself   to   do�察  �and 

dares better be damn'd than to do 't。 FIRST LORD。 You do not know him�察�

my   lord�察  �as   we   do。   Certain   it   is   that   he   will   steal   himself   into   a   man's 

favour�察�and for a week escape a great deal of discoveries�察�but when you 

find him out�察�you have him ever after。 BERTRAM。 Why�察�do you think he 

will make no deed at all of this that so seriously he does address himself 

unto�拭�SECOND LORD。 None in the world�察�but return with an invention�察�

and    clap   upon    you    two   or  three   probable     lies。  But   we   have    almost 

emboss'd him。 You shall see his fall to´night�察�for indeed he is not for your 



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lordship's respect。 FIRST LORD。 We'll make you some sport with the fox 

ere   we   case him。   He   was   first   smok'd by  the   old   Lord   Lafeu。 When   his 

disguise and he is parted�察�tell me what a sprat you shall find him�察�which 

you shall see this very night。 SECOND LORD。 I must go look my twigs�察�

he shall be caught。 BERTRAM。 Your brother�察�he shall go along with me。 

SECOND         LORD。       As't   please    your   lordship。    I'll  leave   you。    Exit 

BERTRAM。 Now will I lead you to the house�察�and show you The lass I 

spoke of。 FIRST LORD。 But you say she's honest。 BERTRAM。 That's all 

the fault。 I spoke with her but once�察�And found her wondrous cold�察�but I 

sent to her�察 �By this same   coxcomb   that we   have   i' th'   wind�察�Tokens   and 

letters   which   she   did   re´send�察  �And   this   is   all   I   have   done。   She's   a   fair 

creature�察�Will you go see her�拭�FIRST LORD。 With all my heart�察�my lord。 

Exeunt 



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             SCENE 7。 Florence。 The WIDOW'S house 



     Enter HELENA and WIDOW 

       HELENA。 If you misdoubt me that I am not she�察�I know not how I 

shall assure you further But I shall lose the grounds I work upon。 WIDOW。 

Though   my   estate   be   fall'n�察  �I   was   well   born�察  �Nothing   acquainted   with 

these businesses�察�And would not put my reputation now In any staining act。 

HELENA。 Nor would I wish you。 FIRST give me trust the Count he is my 

husband�察�And what to your sworn counsel I have spoken Is so from word 

to word�察�and then you cannot�察�By the good aid that I of you shall borrow�察�

Err in bestowing it。 WIDOW。 I should believe you�察�For you have show'd 

me that which well approves Y'are great in fortune。 HELENA。 Take this 

purse of   gold�察�And   let   me   buy   your   friendly  help thus   far�察�Which   I   will 

over´pay and pay again When I have found it。 The Count he woos your 

daughter Lays down his wanton siege before her beauty�察�Resolv'd to carry 

her。 Let her in fine consent�察�As we'll direct her how 'tis best to bear it。 Now 

his   important    blood   will   nought   deny   That   she'll   demand。   A   ring    the 

County  wears That   downward   hath   succeeded   in   his   house   From  son   to 

son some four or five descents Since the first father wore it。 This ring he 

holds In most rich choice�察�yet�察�in his idle fire�察�To buy his will�察�it would not 

seem too dear�察�Howe'er repented after。 WIDOW。 Now I see The bottom of 

your   purpose。   HELENA。 You   see   it   lawful   then。   It   is   no   more   But   that 

your daughter�察�ere she seems as won�察�Desires this ring�察�appoints him an 

encounter�察  �In   fine�察  �delivers   me   to   fill   the   time�察  �Herself   most   chastely 

absent。 After this�察�To marry her�察�I'll add three thousand crowns To what is 

pass'd   already。   WIDOW。   I   have   yielded。   Instruct   my   daughter   how   she 

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