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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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