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Off with't while 'tis vendible�察�answer the time of request。 Virginity�察�like an 

old courtier�察�wears her cap out of fashion�察�richly suited but unsuitable�察�just 

like the brooch and the toothpick�察�which wear not now。 Your date is better 

in your pie and your porridge than in your cheek。 And your virginity�察�your 

old virginity�察�is like one of our French wither'd pears�此�it looks ill�察�it eats 

drily�察  �marry�察 �'tis   a   wither'd   pear�察  �it   was   formerly  better�察  �marry�察  �yet   'tis   a 

wither'd pear。 Will you anything with it�拭�HELENA。 Not my virginity yet。 

There shall your master have a thousand loves�察�A mother�察�and a mistress�察�

and a friend�察�A phoenix�察�captain�察�and an enemy�察�A guide�察�a goddess�察�and a 

sovereign�察  �A   counsellor�察  �a   traitress�察  �and   a   dear�察  �His   humble   ambition�察�

proud humility�察�His jarring concord�察�and his discord dulcet�察�His faith�察�his 

sweet disaster�察�with a world Of pretty�察�fond�察�adoptious christendoms That 

blinking Cupid gossips。 Now shall he´ I know not what he shall。 God send 

him well� �The court's a learning´place�察�and he is one´ PAROLLES。 What 

one�察�i' faith�拭�HELENA。 That I wish well。 'Tis pity´ PAROLLES。 What's 

pity�拭�HELENA。 That wishing well had not a body in't Which might be felt�察�

that we�察�the poorer born�察�Whose baser stars do shut us up in wishes�察�Might 

with   effects   of   them   follow   our   friends And   show   what   we   alone   must 

think�察�which never Returns us thanks。 

       Enter PAGE 

       PAGE。 Monsieur Parolles�察�my lord calls for you。 Exit PAGE 

       PAROLLES。   Little   Helen�察  �farewell�察  �if   I   can   remember   thee�察  �I   will 

think of thee at court。 HELENA。 Monsieur Parolles�察�you were born under 

a charitable star。 PAROLLES。 Under Mars�察�I。 HELENA。 I especially think�察�

under Mars。 PAROLLES。 Why under Mars�拭�HELENA。 The wars hath so 

kept   you   under   that   you   must   needs   be   born   under   Mars。   PAROLLES。 

When he was predominant。 HELENA。 When he was retrograde�察�I think�察�

rather。   PAROLLES。         Why    think   you    so�拭 �HELENA。        You    go  so   much 

backward when   you fight。  PAROLLES。 That's   for advantage。  HELENA。 

So   is   running   away�察  �when   fear   proposes   the   safety�此  �but   the   composition 

that your valour and fear makes in you is a virtue of a good wing�察�and I 

like the wear well。 PAROLLES。 I am so full of business I cannot answer 

thee   acutely。   I   will   return   perfect   courtier�察  �in   the   which   my   instruction 



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shall   serve   to  naturalize    thee�察 �so  thou   wilt   be  capable    of  a  courtier's 

counsel�察�and understand what advice shall thrust upon thee�察�else thou diest 

in thine unthankfulness�察�and thine ignorance makes thee away。 Farewell。 

When thou hast leisure�察�say thy prayers�察�when thou hast none�察�remember 

thy   friends。   Get   thee   a   good   husband   and   use   him   as   he   uses   thee。   So�察�

farewell。 Exit HELENA。 Our remedies oft in ourselves do lie�察�Which we 

ascribe to heaven。 The fated sky Gives us free scope�察�only doth backward 

pull Our slow designs when we ourselves are dull。 What power is it which 

mounts my love so high�察�That makes me see�察�and cannot feed mine eye�拭�

The  mightiest   space   in  fortune   nature  brings To   join   like   likes�察  �and   kiss 

like native things。 Impossible be strange attempts to those That weigh their 

pains in sense�察�and do suppose What hath been cannot be。 Who ever strove 

To show her merit that did miss her love�拭�The King's disease´my project 

may deceive me�察�But my intents are fix'd�察�and will not leave me。 Exit 



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                  SCENE 2。 Paris。 The KING'S palace 



     Flourish   of   cornets。   Enter   the   KING   OF   FRANCE�察  �with   letters�察  �and 

divers ATTENDANTS 

       KING。 The Florentines and Senoys are by th' ears�察�Have fought with 

equal fortune�察�and continue A braving war。 FIRST LORD。 So 'tis reported�察�

sir。 KING。 Nay�察�'tis most credible。 We here receive it�察�A certainty�察�vouch'd 

from  our   cousin Austria�察�With   caution�察  �that   the   Florentine   will   move   us 

For speedy aid�察�wherein our dearest friend Prejudicates the business�察�and 

would seem To have us make denial。 FIRST LORD。 His love and wisdom�察�

Approv'd so to your Majesty�察�may plead For amplest credence。 KING。 He 

hath arm'd our answer�察�And Florence is denied before he comes�察�Yet�察�for 

our gentlemen that mean to see The Tuscan service�察�freely have they leave 

To stand on either part。 SECOND LORD。 It well may serve A nursery to 

our   gentry�察  �who   are   sick   For   breathing   and   exploit。   KING。   What's   he 

comes here�拭�

       Enter BERTRAM�察�LAFEU�察�and PAROLLES 

       FIRST     LORD。      It  is  the  Count   Rousillon�察   �my    good    lord�察 �Young 

Bertram。 KING。 Youth�察�thou bear'st thy father's face�察�Frank nature�察�rather 

curious than in haste�察  �Hath well compos'd thee。 Thy father's moral   parts 

Mayst   thou   inherit   too�   �Welcome   to   Paris。   BERTRAM。   My   thanks   and 

duty are your Majesty's。 KING。 I would I had that corporal soundness now�察�

As when thy father and myself in friendship First tried our soldiership。 He 

did look far Into the service of the time�察�and was Discipled of the bravest。 

He lasted long�察�But on us both did haggish age steal on�察�And wore us out 

of act。 It much repairs me To talk of your good father。 In his youth He had 

the wit which I can well observe To´day in our young lords�察�but they may 

jest Till   their   own   scorn   return   to   them  unnoted   Ere   they  can   hide   their 

levity  in   honour。   So   like   a   courtier�察  �contempt   nor   bitterness   Were   in   his 

pride   or   sharpness�察  �if   they   were�察  �His   equal   had   awak'd   them�察  �and   his 

honour�察  �Clock   to   itself�察  �knew   the   true   minute   when   Exception   bid   him 

speak�察�and at this time His tongue obey'd his hand。 Who were below him 

He us'd as creatures of another place�察�And bow'd his eminent top to their 

low   ranks�察  �Making   them   proud   of   his   humility   In   their   poor   praise   he 



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humbled。   Such   a   man   Might   be   a   copy   to   these   younger   times�察  �Which�察�

followed      well�察  �would     demonstrate      them    now    But    goers   backward。 

BERTRAM。 His good remembrance�察�sir�察�Lies richer in your thoughts than 

on his tomb�察�So in approof lives not his epitaph As in your royal speech。 

KING。 Would I were with him� �He would always say´ Methinks I hear him 

now�察�his plausive words He scatter'd not in ears�察�but grafted them To grow 

there�察�and to bear´ 'Let me not live'´ This his good melancholy oft began�察�

On the catastrophe and heel of pastime�察�When it was out´'Let me not live' 

quoth   he   'After   my   flame   lacks   oil�察  �to   be   the   snuff   Of   younger   spirits�察�

whose apprehensive senses All but new things disdain�察�whose judgments 

are Mere fathers of their garments�察�whose constancies Expire before their 

fashions。' This he wish'd。 I�察�after him�察�do after him wish too�察�Since I nor 

wax nor honey can bring home�察�I quickly were dissolved from my hive�察�To 

give some labourers room。 SECOND LORD。 You're loved�察�sir�察�They that 

least lend it you shall lack you first。 KING。 I fill a place�察�I know't。 How 

long is't�察�Count�察�Since the physician at your father's died�拭�He was much 

fam'd。   BERTRAM。   Some   six   months   since�察  �my   lord。   KING。   If   he   were 

living�察�I would try him  yet´ Lend me an arm´the rest have worn me out 

With several   applications。  Nature and sickness   Debate it   at   their  leisure。 

Welcome�察 �Count�察  �My  son's no   dearer。  BERTRAM。 Thank   your   Majesty。 

Exeunt ��Flourish�А�



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            SCENE 3。 Rousillon。 The COUNT'S palace 



     Enter COUNTESS�察�STEWARD�察�and CLOWN 

       COUNTESS。   I   will   now   hear�察  �what   say   you   of   this   gentlewoman�拭�

STEWARD。   Madam�察  �the   care   I   have   had   to   even   your   content   I   wish 

might be found in the calendar of my past endeavours�察�for then we wound 

our   modesty�察  �and   make   foul   the   clearness   of   our   deservings�察  �when   of 

ourselves we publish them。 COUNTESS。 What does this knave here�拭�Get 

you gone�察�sirrah。 The complaints I have heard of you I do not all believe�察�

'tis   my  slowness   that   I   do   not�察  �for   I   know  you   lack not   folly  to   commit 

them and have ability enough to make such knaveries yours。 CLOWN。 'Tis 

not unknown to you�察�madam�察�I am a poor fellow。 COUNTESS。 Well�察�sir。 

CLOWN。 No�察�madam�察�'tis not so well that I am poor�察�though many of the 

rich are damn'd�察�but if I may have your ladyship's good will to go to the 

world�察�Isbel the woman and I will do as we may。 COUNTESS。 Wilt thou 

needs    be   a  beggar�拭   �CLOWN。       I  do  beg   your   good    will  in  this  case。 

COUNTESS。          In  what   case�拭  �CLOWN。        In  Isbel's  case  and   mine    own。 

Service is no heritage�察�and I think I shall never have the blessing of God 

till I have issue o' my body�察�for they say bames are blessings。 COUNTESS。 

Tell me thy reason why thou wilt marry。 CLOWN。 My poor body�察�madam�察�

requires it。 I am driven on by the flesh�察�and he must needs go that the devil 

drives。   COUNTESS。   Is   this   all   your   worship's   reason�拭  �CLOWN。   Faith�察�

madam�察�I have other holy reasons�察�such as they are。 COUNTESS。 May the 

world know them�拭�CLOWN。 I have been�察�madam�察�a wicked creature�察�as 

you and all flesh and blood are�察�and�察�indeed�察�I do
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