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last night�察�and with more haste Than is his use。 WIDOW。 Lord�察�how we
lose our pains� �HELENA。 All's Well That Ends Well yet�察 �Though time
seem so adverse and means unfit。 I do beseech you�察�whither is he gone�拭�
GENTLEMAN。 Marry�察 �as I take it�察 �to Rousillon�察 �Whither I am going。
HELENA。 I do beseech you�察�sir�察�Since you are like to see the King before
me�察 �Commend the paper to his gracious hand�察 �Which I presume shall
render you no blame�察�But rather make you thank your pains for it。 I will
come after you with what good speed Our means will make us means。
GENTLEMAN。 This I'll do for you。 HELENA。 And you shall find
yourself to be well thank'd�察�Whate'er falls more。 We must to horse again�察�
Go�察�go�察�provide。 Exeunt
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SCENE 2。 Rousillon。 The inner court of the
COUNT'S palace
Enter CLOWN and PAROLLES
PAROLLES。 Good Monsieur Lavache�察�give my Lord Lafeu this letter。
I have ere now�察�sir�察�been better known to you�察�when I have held familiarity
with fresher clothes�察�but I am now�察�sir�察 �muddied in Fortune's mood�察 �and
smell somewhat strong of her strong displeasure。 CLOWN。 Truly�察�
Fortune's displeasure is but sluttish�察�if it smell so strongly as thou speak'st
of。 I will henceforth eat no fish of Fortune's butt'ring。 Prithee�察�allow the
wind。 PAROLLES。 Nay�察�you need not to stop your nose�察�sir�察�I spake but
by a metaphor。 CLOWN。 Indeed�察 �sir�察 �if your metaphor stink�察�I will stop
my nose�察 �or against any man's metaphor。 Prithee�察 �get thee further。
PAROLLES。 Pray you�察�sir�察�deliver me this paper。 CLOWN。 Foh� �prithee
stand away。 A paper from Fortune's close´stool to give to a nobleman� �
Look here he comes himself。
Enter LAFEU
Here is a pur of Fortune's�察�sir�察�or of Fortune's cat�察�but not a musk´cat�察�
that has fall'n into the unclean fishpond of her displeasure�察�and�察�as he says�察�
is muddied withal。 Pray you�察�sir�察�use the carp as you may�察�for he looks like
a poor�察�decayed�察�ingenious�察�foolish�察�rascally knave。 I do pity his distress in
my similes of comfort�察�and leave him to your lordship。 Exit PAROLLES。
My lord�察�I am a man whom Fortune hath cruelly scratch'd。 LAFEU。 And
what would you have me to do�拭 �'Tis too late to pare her nails now。
Wherein have you played the knave with Fortune�察�that she should scratch
you�察�who of herself is a good lady and would not have knaves thrive long
under her�拭 �There's a cardecue for you。 Let the justices make you and
Fortune friends�察 �I am for other business。 PAROLLES。 I beseech your
honour to hear me one single word。 LAFEU。 You beg a single penny more�察�
come�察 �you shall ha't�察 �save your word。 PAROLLES。 My name�察 �my good
lord�察�is Parolles。 LAFEU。 You beg more than word then。 Cox my passion� �
give me your hand。 How does your drum�拭�PAROLLES。 O my good lord�察�
you were the first that found me。 LAFEU。 Was I�察�in sooth�拭�And I was the
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first that lost thee。 PAROLLES。 It lies in you�察 �my lord�察 �to bring me in
some grace�察 �for you did bring me out。 LAFEU。 Out upon thee�察 �knave� �
Dost thou put upon me at once both the office of God and the devil�拭�One
brings the in grace�察�and the other brings thee out。 ��Trumpets sound�А�The
King's coming�察�I know by his trumpets。 Sirrah�察�inquire further after me�察�I
had talk of you last night。 Though you are a fool and a knave�察�you shall eat。
Go to�察�follow。 PAROLLES。 I praise God for you。 Exeunt
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SCENE 3。 Rousillon。 The COUNT'S palace
Flourish。 Enter KING�察 �COUNTESS�察 �LAFEU�察 �the two FRENCH
LORDS�察�with ATTENDANTS
KING。 We lost a jewel of her�察�and our esteem Was made much poorer
by it�察 �but your son�察 �As mad in folly�察 �lack'd the sense to know Her
estimation home。 COUNTESS。 'Tis past�察 �my liege�察�And I beseech your
Majesty to make it Natural rebellion�察�done i' th' blaze of youth�察�When oil
and fire�察 �too strong for reason's force�察 �O'erbears it and burns on。 KING。
My honour'd lady�察�I have forgiven and forgotten all�察�Though my revenges
were high bent upon him And watch'd the time to shoot。 LAFEU。 This I
must say´ But first�察�I beg my pardon�此�the young lord Did to his Majesty�察�
his mother�察 �and his lady�察 �Offence of mighty note�察 �but to himself The
greatest wrong of all。 He lost a wife Whose beauty did astonish the survey
Of richest eyes�察�whose words all ears took captive�察�Whose dear perfection
hearts that scorn'd to serve Humbly call'd mistress。 KING。 Praising what is
lost Makes the remembrance dear。 Well�察�call him hither�察�We are reconcil'd�察�
and the first view shall kill All repetition。 Let him not ask our pardon�察�The
nature of his great offence is dead�察�And deeper than oblivion do we bury
Th' incensing relics of it�察�let him approach�察�A stranger�察�no offender�察�and
inform him So 'tis our will he should。 GENTLEMAN。 I shall�察�my liege。
Exit GENTLEMAN KING。 What says he to your daughter�拭 �Have you
spoke�拭 �LAFEU。 All that he is hath reference to your Highness。 KING。
Then shall we have a match。 I have letters sent me That sets him high in
fame。
Enter BERTRAM
LAFEU。 He looks well on 't。 KING。 I am not a day of season�察 �For
thou mayst see a sunshine and a hail In me at once。 But to the brightest
beams Distracted clouds give way�察 �so stand thou forth�察 �The time is fair
again。 BERTRAM。 My high´repented blames�察�Dear sovereign�察�pardon to
me。 KING。 All is whole�察�Not one word more of the consumed time。 Let's
take the instant by the forward top�察 �For we are old�察 �and on our quick'st
decrees Th' inaudible and noiseless foot of Time Steals ere we can effect
them。 You remember The daughter of this lord�拭�BERTRAM。 Admiringly�察�
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my liege。 At first I stuck my choice upon her�察�ere my heart Durst make too
bold herald of my tongue�察 �Where the impression of mine eye infixing�察�
Contempt his scornful perspective did lend me�察�Which warp'd the line of
every other favour�察�Scorn'd a fair colour or express'd it stol'n�察�Extended or
contracted all proportions To a most hideous object。 Thence it came That
she whom all men prais'd�察�and whom myself�察�Since I have lost�察�have lov'd�察�
was in mine eye The dust that did offend it。 KING。 Well excus'd。 That thou
didst love her�察�strikes some scores away From the great compt�察�but love
that comes too late�察�Like a remorseful pardon slowly carried�察�To the great
sender turns a sour offence�察 �Crying 'That's good that's gone。' Our rash
faults Make trivial price of serious things we have�察 �Not knowing them
until we know their grave。 Oft our displeasures�察 �to ourselves unjust�察�
Destroy our friends�察�and after weep their dust�察�Our own love waking cries
to see what's done�察�While shameful hate sleeps out the afternoon。 Be this
sweet Helen's knell。 And now forget her。 Send forth your amorous token
for fair Maudlin。 The main consents are had�察�and here we'll stay To see our
widower's second marriage´day。 COUNTESS。 Which better than the first�察�
O dear heaven�察�bless� �Or�察�ere they meet�察�in me�察�O nature�察�cesse� �LAFEU。
Come on�察 �my son�察 �in whom my house's name Must be digested�察 �give a
favour from you�察�To sparkle in the spirits of my daughter�察�That she may
quickly come。 ��BERTRAM gives a ring�А�By my old beard�察�And ev'ry hair
that's on 't�察�Helen�察�that's dead�察�Was a sweet creature�察�such a ring as this�察�
The last that e'er I took her leave at court�察 �I saw upon her finger。
BERTRAM。 Hers it was not。 KING。 Now�察�pray you�察�let me see it�察�for mine
eye�察�While I was speaking�察�oft was fasten'd to't。 This ring was mine�察�and
when I gave it Helen I bade her�察�if her fortunes ever stood Necessitied to
help�察�that by this token I would relieve her。 Had you that craft to reave her
Of what should stead her most�拭 �BERTRAM。 My gracious sovereign�察�
Howe'er it pleases you to take it so�察�The ring was never hers。 COUNTESS。
Son�察�on my life�察�I have seen her wear it�察�and she reckon'd it At her life's
rate。 LAFEU。 I am sure I saw her wear it。 BERTRAM。 You are deceiv'd�察�
my lord�察�she never saw it。 In Florence was it from a casement thrown me�察�
Wrapp'd in a paper�察�which contain'd the name Of her that threw it。 Noble
she was�察�and thought I stood engag'd�察�but when I had subscrib'd To mine
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own fortune�察�and inform'd her fully I could not answer in that course of
honour As she had made the overture�察 �she ceas'd�察 �In heavy satisfaction�察�
and would never Receive the ring again。 KING。 Plutus himself�察 �That
knows the tinct and multiplying med'cine�察 �Hath not in nature's mystery
more science Than I have in this ring。 'Twas mine�察�'twas Helen's�察�Whoever
gave it you。 Then�察�if you know That you are well acquainted with yourself�察�
Confess 'twas hers�察�and by w
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