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thereabouts' set down�察�for I'll speak truth。 SECOND LORD。 He's very near
the truth in this。 BERTRAM。 But I con him no thanks for't in the nature he
delivers it。 PAROLLES。 'Poor rogues' I pray you say。 FIRST SOLDIER。
Well�察 �that's set down。 PAROLLES。 I humbly thank you�察 �sir。 A truth's a
truth´the rogues are marvellous poor。 FIRST SOLDIER。 'Demand of him
of what strength they are a´foot。' What say you to that�拭�PAROLLES。 By
my troth�察�sir�察�if I were to live this present hour�察�I will tell true。 Let me see�此�
Spurio�察 �a hundred and fifty�察 �Sebastian�察 �so many�察 �Corambus�察 �so many�察�
Jaques�察 �so many�察 �Guiltian�察 �Cosmo�察 �Lodowick�察 �and Gratii�察 �two hundred
fifty each�察�mine own company�察�Chitopher�察�Vaumond�察�Bentii�察�two hundred
fifty each�察�so that the muster´file�察�rotten and sound�察�upon my life�察�amounts
not to fifteen thousand poll�察 �half of the which dare not shake the snow
from off their cassocks lest they shake themselves to pieces。 BERTRAM。
What shall be done to him�拭�SECOND LORD。 Nothing�察�but let him have
thanks。 Demand of him my condition�察 �and what credit I have with the
Duke。 FIRST SOLDIER。 Well�察�that's set down。 'You shall demand of him
whether one Captain Dumain be i' th' camp�察 �a Frenchman�察 �what his
reputation is with the Duke�察�what his valour�察�honesty�察�expertness in wars�察�
or whether he thinks it were not possible�察�with well´weighing sums of gold�察�
to corrupt him to a revolt。' What say you to this�拭�What do you know of it�拭�
PAROLLES。 I beseech you�察 �let me answer to the particular of the
inter'gatories。 Demand them singly。 FIRST SOLDIER。 Do you know this
Captain Dumain�拭�PAROLLES。 I know him�此�'a was a botcher's prentice in
Paris�察�from whence he was whipt for getting the shrieve's fool with child´a
dumb innocent that could not say him nay。 BERTRAM。 Nay�察 �by your
leave�察�hold your hands�察�though I know his brains are forfeit to the next tile
that falls。 FIRST SOLDIER。 Well�察�is this captain in the Duke of Florence's
camp�拭 �PAROLLES。 Upon my knowledge�察 �he is�察 �and lousy。 SECOND
LORD。 Nay�察�look not so upon me�察�we shall hear of your lordship anon。
FIRST SOLDIER。 What is his reputation with the Duke�拭 �PAROLLES。
The Duke knows him for no other but a poor officer of mine�察�and writ to
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me this other day to turn him out o' th' band。 I think I have his letter in my
pocket。 FIRST SOLDIER。 Marry�察 �we'll search。 PAROLLES。 In good
sadness�察�I do not know�察�either it is there or it is upon a file with the Duke's
other letters in my tent。 FIRST SOLDIER。 Here 'tis�察�here's a paper。 Shall I
read it to you�拭�PAROLLES。 I do not know if it be it or no。 BERTRAM。
Our interpreter does it well。 SECOND LORD。 Excellently。 FIRST
SOLDIER。 ��Reads�А �'Dian�察 �the Count's a fool�察 �and full of gold。'
PAROLLES。 That is not the Duke's letter�察�sir�察�that is an advertisement to a
proper maid in Florence�察�one Diana�察�to take heed of the allurement of one
Count Rousillon�察�a foolish idle boy�察�but for all that very ruttish。 I pray you�察�
sir�察�put it up again。 FIRST SOLDIER。 Nay�察�I'll read it first by your favour。
PAROLLES。 My meaning in't�察�I protest�察�was very honest in the behalf of
the maid�察 �for I knew the young Count to be a dangerous and lascivious
boy�察 �who is a whale to virginity�察 �and devours up all the fry it finds。
BERTRAM。 Damnable both´sides rogue� �FIRST SOLDIER。 ��Reads�А�
'When he swears oaths�察�bid him drop gold�察�and take it�察�After he scores�察�he
never pays the score。 Half won is match well made�察�match�察�and well make
it�察�He ne'er pays after´debts�察�take it before。 And say a soldier�察�Dian�察�told
thee this�此�Men are to mell with�察�boys are not to kiss�察�For count of this�察�the
Count's a fool�察�I know it�察�Who pays before�察�but not when he does owe it。
Thine�察�as he vow'd to thee in thine ear�察�PAROLLES。' BERTRAM。 He shall
be whipt through the army with this rhyme in's forehead。 FIRST LORD。
This is your devoted friend�察�sir�察�the manifold linguist�察�and the amnipotent
soldier。 BERTRAM。 I could endure anything before but a cat�察 �and now
he's a cat to me。 FIRST SOLDIER。 I perceive�察�sir�察�by our General's looks
we shall be fain to hang you。 PAROLLES。 My life�察�sir�察�in any case� �Not
that I am afraid to die�察�but that�察�my offences being many�察�I would repent
out the remainder of nature。 Let me live�察�sir�察�in a dungeon�察�i' th' stocks�察�or
anywhere�察�so I may live。 FIRST SOLDIER。 We'll see what may be done�察�
so you confess freely�察�therefore�察�once more to this Captain Dumain�此�you
have answer'd to his reputation with the Duke�察�and to his valour�察�what is
his honesty�拭�PAROLLES。 He will steal�察�sir�察�an egg out of a cloister�察�for
rapes and ravishments he parallels Nessus。 He professes not keeping of
oaths�察�in breaking 'em he is stronger than Hercules。 He will lie�察�sir�察�with
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such volubility that you would think truth were a fool。 Drunkenness is his
best virtue�察�for he will be swine´drunk�察�and in his sleep he does little harm�察�
save to his bedclothes about him�察 �but they know his conditions and lay
him in straw。 I have but little more to say�察 �sir�察 �of his honesty。 He has
everything that an honest man should not have�察 �what an honest man
should have he has nothing。 SECOND LORD。 I begin to love him for this。
BERTRAM。 For this description of thine honesty�拭�A pox upon him� �For
me�察 �he's more and more a cat。 FIRST SOLDIER。 What say you to his
expertness in war�拭 �PAROLLES。 Faith�察 �sir�察 �has led the drum before the
English tragedians´to belie him I will not´and more of his soldier´ship I
know not�察�except in that country he had the honour to be the officer at a
place there called Mile´end to instruct for the doubling of files´I would do
the man what honour I can´but of this I am not certain。 SECOND LORD。
He hath out´villain'd villainy so far that the rarity redeems him。
BERTRAM。 A pox on him� �he's a cat still。 FIRST SOLDIER。 His qualities
being at this poor price�察�I need not to ask you if gold will corrupt him to
revolt。 PAROLLES。 Sir�察�for a cardecue he will sell the fee´simple of his
salvation�察�the inheritance of it�察�and cut th' entail from all
remainders and a perpetual succession for it perpetually。 FIRST
SOLDIER。 What's his brother�察�the other Captain Dumain�拭�FIRST LORD。
Why does he ask him of me�拭�FIRST SOLDIER。 What's he�拭�PAROLLES。
E'en a crow o' th' same nest�察�not altogether so great as the first in goodness�察�
but greater a great deal in evil。 He excels his brother for a coward�察�yet his
brother is reputed one of the best that is。 In a retreat he outruns any lackey�此�
marry�察�in coming on he has the cramp。 FIRST SOLDIER。 If your life be
saved�察�will you undertake to betray the Florentine�拭�PAROLLES。 Ay�察�and
the Captain of his Horse�察�Count Rousillon。 FIRST SOLDIER。 I'll whisper
with the General�察�and know his pleasure。 PAROLLES。 ��Aside�А�I'll no more
drumming。 A plague of all drums� �Only to seem to deserve well�察�and to
beguile the supposition of that lascivious young boy the Count�察�have I run
into this danger。 Yet who would have suspected an ambush where I was
taken�拭�FIRST SOLDIER。 There is no remedy�察�sir�察�but you must die。 The
General says you that have so traitorously discover'd the
secrets of your army�察�and made such pestiferous reports of men very
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nobly held�察�can serve the world for no honest use�察�therefore you must die。
Come�察�headsman�察�off with his head。 PAROLLES。 O Lord�察�sir�察�let me live�察�
or let me see my death� �FIRST SOLDIER。 That shall you�察�and take your
leave of all your friends。 ��Unmuffling him�А�So look about you�察�know you
any here�拭�BERTRAM。 Good morrow�察�noble Captain。 FIRST LORD。 God
bless you�察 �Captain Parolles。 SECOND LORD。 God save you�察 �noble
Captain。 FIRST LORD。 Captain�察�what greeting will you to my Lord Lafeu�拭�
I am for France。 SECOND LORD。 Good Captain�察�will you give me a copy
of the sonnet you writ to Diana in behalf of the Count Rousillon�拭�An I
were not a very coward I'd compel it of you�察�but fare you well。 Exeunt
BERTRAM and LORDS FIRST SOLDIER。 You are undone�察�Captain�察�all
but your scarf�察 �that has a knot on 't yet。 PAROLLES。 Who cannot be
crush'd with a plot�拭 �FIRST SOLDIER。 If you could find out a country
where but women were that had received so much shame�察�you might begin
an impudent
nation。 Fare ye well�察�sir�察�I am for France too�察�we shall speak of you
there。 Exit with SOLDIERS PAROLLES。 Yet am I thankful。 If my heart
were great�察�'Twould burst at this。 Captain I'll be no more�察�But I will eat�察�
and drink�察�and sleep as soft As captain shall。 Simply the thing I am Shall
make me live。 Who knows himself a braggart�察�Let him fear this�察�for it will
come to pass That every braggart shall be found an ass。 Rust�察�sword�察�cool�察�
blushes�察�and�察�Parolles�察�live Safest in shame。 Being fool'd�察�by fool'ry thrive。
There's place and means for every man alive。 I'll after them。 Exit
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