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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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