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will not acknowledge it to be the´ LAFEU。 Very hand of heaven。
PAROLLES。 Ay�察 �so I say。 LAFEU。 In a most weak´ PAROLLES。 And
debile minister�察 �great power�察 �great transcendence�察 �which should�察 �indeed�察�
give us a further use to be made than alone the recov'ry of the King�察�as to
be´ LAFEU。 Generally thankful。
Enter KING�察�HELENA�察�and ATTENDANTS
PAROLLES。 I would have said it�察�you say well。 Here comes the King。
LAFEU。 Lustig�察�as the Dutchman says。 I'll like a maid the better�察�whilst I
have a tooth in my head。 Why�察�he's able to lead her a coranto。 PAROLLES。
Mort du vinaigre� �Is not this Helen�拭�LAFEU。 'Fore God�察�I think so。 KING。
Go�察�call before me all the lords in court。 Exit an ATTENDANT Sit�察 �my
preserver�察 �by thy patient's side�察 �And with this healthful hand�察 �whose
banish'd sense Thou has repeal'd�察�a second time receive The confirmation
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of my promis'd gift�察�Which but attends thy naming。
Enter three or four LORDS
Fair maid�察 �send forth thine eye。 This youthful parcel Of noble
bachelors stand at my bestowing�察 �O'er whom both sovereign power and
father's voice I have to use。 Thy frank election make�察�Thou hast power to
choose�察�and they none to forsake。 HELENA。 To each of you one fair and
virtuous mistress Fall�察�when love please。 Marry�察�to each but one� �LAFEU。
I'd give bay Curtal and his furniture My mouth no more were broken than
these boys'�察�And writ as little beard。 KING。 Peruse them well。 Not one of
those but had a noble father。 HELENA。 Gentlemen�察�Heaven hath through
me restor'd the King to health。 ALL。 We understand it�察�and thank heaven
for you。 HELENA。 I am a simple maid�察 �and therein wealthiest That I
protest I simply am a maid。 Please it your Majesty�察�I have done already。
The blushes in my cheeks thus whisper me�此�'We blush that thou shouldst
choose�察�but�察�be refused�察�Let the white death sit on thy cheek for ever�察�We'll
ne'er come there again。' KING。 Make choice and see�此�Who shuns thy love
shuns all his love in me。 HELENA。 Now�察 �Dian�察 �from thy altar do I fly�察�
And to imperial Love�察�that god most high�察�Do my sighs stream。 Sir�察�will
you hear my suit�拭�FIRST LORD。 And grant it。 HELENA。 Thanks�察�sir�察�all
the rest is mute。 LAFEU。 I had rather be in this choice than throw ames´
ace for my life。 HELENA。 The honour�察�sir�察�that flames in your fair eyes�察�
Before I speak�察�too threat'ningly replies。 Love make your fortunes twenty
times above Her that so wishes�察�and her humble love� �SECOND LORD。
No better�察�if you please。 HELENA。 My wish receive�察�Which great Love
grant�察�and so I take my leave。 LAFEU。 Do all they deny her�拭�An they were
sons of mine I'd have them whipt�察 �or I would send them to th' Turk to
make eunuchs of。 HELENA。 Be not afraid that I your hand should take�察�
I'll never do you wrong for your own sake。 Blessing upon your vows�察�and
in your bed Find fairer fortune�察�if you ever wed� �LAFEU。 These boys are
boys of ice�察�they'll none have her。 Sure�察�they are bastards to the English�察�
the French ne'er got 'em。 HELENA。 You are too young�察�too happy�察�and too
good�察�To make yourself a son out of my blood。 FOURTH LORD。 Fair one�察�
I think not so。 LAFEU。 There's one grape yet�察�I am sure thy father drunk
wine´but if thou be'st not an ass�察�I am a youth of fourteen�察�I have known
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thee already。 HELENA。 ��To BERTRAM�А�I dare not say I take you�察�but I
give Me and my service�察�ever whilst I live�察�Into your guiding power。 This
is the man。 KING。 Why�察 �then�察 �young Bertram�察 �take her�察 �she's thy wife。
BERTRAM。 My wife�察�my liege� �I shall beseech your Highness�察�In such a
business give me leave to use The help of mine own eyes。 KING。 Know'st
thou not�察�Bertram�察�What she has done for me�拭�BERTRAM。 Yes�察�my good
lord�察 �But never hope to know why I should marry her。 KING。 Thou
know'st she has rais'd me from my sickly bed。 BERTRAM。 But follows it�察�
my lord�察�to bring me down Must answer for your raising�拭�I know her well�此�
She had her breeding at my father's charge。 A poor physician's daughter
my wife� �Disdain Rather corrupt me ever� �KING。 'Tis only title thou
disdain'st in her�察�the which I can build up。 Strange is it that our bloods�察�Of
colour�察 �weight�察 �and heat�察 �pour'd all together�察 �Would quite confound
distinction�察 �yet stand off In differences so mighty。 If she be All that is
virtuous´save what thou dislik'st�察�A poor physician's daughter´thou dislik'st
Of virtue for the name�察�but do not so。 From lowest place when virtuous
things proceed�察 �The place is dignified by the doer's deed�察 �Where great
additions swell's�察�and virtue none�察�It is a dropsied honour。 Good alone Is
good without a name。 Vileness is so�此�The property by what it is should go�察�
Not by the title。 She is young�察�wise�察�fair�察�In these to nature she's immediate
heir�察�And these breed honour。 That is honour's scorn Which challenges
itself as honour's born And is not like the sire。 Honours thrive When rather
from our acts we them derive Than our fore´goers。 The mere word's a
slave�察�Debauch'd on every tomb�察�on every grave A lying trophy�察�and as oft
is dumb Where dust and damn'd oblivion is the tomb Of honour'd bones
indeed。 What should be said�拭�If thou canst like this creature as a maid�察�I
can create the rest。 Virtue and she Is her own dower�察�honour and wealth
from me。 BERTRAM。 I cannot love her�察 �nor will strive to do 't。 KING。
Thou wrong'st thyself�察�if thou shouldst strive to choose。 HELENA。 That
you are well restor'd�察 �my lord�察 �I'm glad。 Let the rest go。 KING。 My
honour's at the stake�察 �which to defeat�察 �I must produce my power。 Here�察�
take her hand�察�Proud scornful boy�察�unworthy this good gift�察�That dost in
vile misprision shackle up My love and her desert�察�that canst not dream
We�察�poising us in her defective scale�察�Shall weigh thee to the beam�察�that
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wilt not know It is in us to plant thine honour where We please to have it
grow。 Check thy contempt�察 �Obey our will�察 �which travails in thy good�察�
Believe not thy disdain�察�but presently Do thine own fortunes that obedient
right Which both thy duty owes and our power claims�察 �Or I will throw
thee from my care for ever Into the staggers and the careless lapse Of
youth and ignorance�察�both my revenge and hate Loosing upon thee in the
name of justice�察 �Without all terms of pity。 Speak�察 �thine answer。
BERTRAM。 Pardon�察�my gracious lord�察�for I submit My fancy to your eyes。
When I consider What great creation and what dole of honour Flies where
you bid it�察�I find that she which late Was in my nobler thoughts most base
is now The praised of the King�察�who�察�so ennobled�察�Is as 'twere born so。
KING。 Take her by the hand�察�And tell her she is thine�察�to whom I promise
A counterpoise�察�if not to thy estate A balance more replete。 BERTRAM。 I
take her hand。 KING。 Good fortune and the favour of the King Smile upon
this contract�察�whose ceremony Shall seem expedient on the now´born brief�察�
And be perform'd to´night。 The solemn feast Shall more attend upon the
coming space�察�Expecting absent friends。 As thou lov'st her�察�Thy love's to
me religious�察�else�察�does err。 Exeunt all but LAFEU and PAROLLES who
stay behind�察�commenting of this wedding LAFEU。 Do you hear�察�monsieur�拭�
A word with you。 PAROLLES。 Your pleasure�察�sir�拭�LAFEU。 Your lord and
master did well to make his recantation。 PAROLLES。 Recantation� �My
Lord� �my master� �LAFEU。 Ay�察�is it not a language I speak�拭�PAROLLES。
A most harsh one�察�and not to be understood without bloody succeeding。
My master� �LAFEU。 Are you companion to the Count Rousillon�拭�
PAROLLES。 To any count�察�to all counts�察�to what is man。 LAFEU。 To what
is count's man�此�count's master is of another style。 PAROLLES。 You are too
old�察�sir�察�let it satisfy you�察�you are too old。 LAFEU。 I must tell thee�察�sirrah�察�
I write man�察�to which title age cannot bring thee。 PAROLLES。 What I dare
too well do�察�I dare not do。 LAFEU。 I did think thee�察�for two ordinaries�察�to
be a pretty wise fellow�察 �thou didst make tolerable vent of thy travel�察 �it
might pass。 Yet the scarfs and the bannerets about thee did manifoldly
dissuade me from believing thee a vessel of too great a burden。 I have now
found thee�察�when I lose thee again I care not�察�yet art thou good for nothing
but taking up�察�and that thou'rt scarce worth。 PAROLLES。 Hadst thou not
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the privilege of antiquity upon thee´ LAFEU。 Do not plunge thyself too far
in anger�察�lest thou hasten thy trial�察�which if´Lord have mercy on thee for a
hen� �So�察�my good window of lattice�察�fare thee well�察�thy casement I need
not open�察�for I look through thee。 Give me thy hand。 PAROLLES。 My lord�察�
you give me most egregious indignity。 LAFEU。 Ay�察�with all my heart�察�and
thou art worthy of it。 PAROLLES。 I have not�察�my lord�察�deserv'd it。 LAFEU。
Yes�察 �good faith�察 �ev'ry dram of it�察 �and I will not bate thee a scruple。
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