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Yes�察  �good   faith�察  �ev'ry   dram   of   it�察 �and   I   will   not   bate   thee   a  scruple。 

PAROLLES。 Well�察�I shall be wiser。 LAFEU。 Ev'n as soon as thou canst�察�

for thou hast to pull at a smack o' th' contrary。 If ever thou be'st bound in 

thy scarf and beaten�察�thou shalt find what it is to be proud of thy bondage。 

I have a desire to hold my acquaintance with thee�察�or rather my knowledge�察�

that I may say in the default 'He is a man I know。' PAROLLES。 My lord�察�

you   do   me   most   insupportable   vexation。   LAFEU。   I   would   it   were   hell 

pains for thy sake�察�and my poor doing eternal�察�for doing I am past�察�as I will 

by thee�察�in what motion age will give me leave。 Exit 

       PAROLLES。   Well�察  �thou   hast   a   son   shall   take   this   disgrace   off   me�此�

scurvy�察�old�察�filthy�察�scurvy lord� �Well�察�I must be patient�察�there is no fettering 

of   authority。   I'll  beat  him�察  �by   my   life�察 �if  I  can  meet    him   with   any 

convenience�察�an he were double and double a lord。 I'll have no more pity 

of his age than I would have of´ I'll beat him�察�and if I could but meet him 

again。 

       Re´enter LAFEU 

       LAFEU。 Sirrah�察�your lord and master's married�察�there's news for you�察�

you have a new mistress。 PAROLLES。 I  most unfeignedly beseech your 

lordship to make some reservation of your wrongs。 He is my good lord�此�

whom I serve above is my master。 LAFEU。 Who�拭�God�拭�PAROLLES。 Ay�察�

sir。 LAFEU。 The devil it is that's thy master。 Why dost thou garter up thy 

arms o' this fashion�拭�Dost make hose of thy sleeves�拭�Do other servants so�拭�

Thou wert best set thy lower part where thy nose stands。 By mine honour�察�

if I were but two hours younger�察�I'd beat thee。 Methink'st thou art a general 

offence�察�and every man should beat thee。 I think thou wast created for men 

to breathe themselves upon thee。 PAROLLES。 This is hard and undeserved 

measure�察�my lord。 LAFEU。 Go to�察�sir�察�you were beaten in Italy for picking 

a kernel out of a pomegranate�察�you are a vagabond�察�and no true traveller�察�



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you    are   more    saucy   with    lords  and   honourable      personages     than   the 

commission of your birth and virtue gives you heraldry。 You are not worth 

another word�察�else I'd call you knave。 I leave you。 Exit 

       Enter BERTRAM 

       PAROLLES。 Good�察�very�察�good�察�it is so then。 Good�察�very good�察�let it 

be conceal'd awhile。 BERTRAM。 Undone�察�and forfeited to cares for ever� �

PAROLLES。 What's the matter�察�sweetheart�拭�BERTRAM。 Although before 

the   solemn   priest   I   have   sworn�察  �I   will   not   bed   her。   PAROLLES。   What�察�

what�察�sweetheart�拭�BERTRAM。 O my Parolles�察�they have married me� �I'll 

to the Tuscan wars�察�and never bed her。 PAROLLES。 France is a dog´hole�察�

and it no more merits The tread of a man's foot。 To th' wars� �BERTRAM。 

There's     letters  from   my    mother�察   �what    th'  import   is  I  know    not   yet。 

PAROLLES。 Ay�察�that would be known。 To th' wars�察�my boy�察�to th' wars� �

He wears his honour in a box unseen That hugs his kicky´wicky here at 

home�察�Spending his manly marrow in her arms�察�Which should sustain the 

bound and high curvet Of Mars's fiery steed。 To other regions� �France is a 

stable�察�we that dwell in't jades�察�Therefore�察�to th' war� �BERTRAM。 It shall 

be so�察�I'll send her to my house�察�Acquaint my mother with my hate to her�察�

And wherefore I am fled�察�write to the King That which I durst not speak。 

His    present   gift  Shall   furnish   me   to  those   Italian  fields   Where    noble 

fellows strike。 War   is   no strife To the   dark house   and   the detested   wife。 

PAROLLES。   Will   this   capriccio   hold   in   thee�察  �art   sure�拭  �BERTRAM。   Go 

with   me   to   my   chamber   and   advise   me。   I'll   send   her   straight   away。   To´ 

morrow I'll to the wars�察�she to her single sorrow。 PAROLLES。 Why�察�these 

balls bound�察�there's noise in it。 'Tis hard�此�A young man married is a man 

that's   marr'd。   Therefore   away�察  �and   leave   her   bravely�察  �go。   The   King   has 

done you wrong�察�but�察�hush�察�'tis so。 Exeunt 



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                 SCENE 4。 Paris。 The KING'S palace 



     Enter HELENA and CLOWN 

       HELENA。 My mother greets me kindly�察�is she well�拭�CLOWN。 She is 

not well�察�but yet she has her health�察�she's very  merry�察�but yet she is not 

well。 But thanks be given�察�she's very well�察�and wants nothing i' th' world�察�

but yet she is not well。 HELENA。 If she be very well�察�what does she ail 

that she's not very well�拭�CLOWN。 Truly�察�she's very well indeed�察�but for 

two things。 HELENA。 What two things�拭�CLOWN。 One�察�that she's not in 

heaven�察�whither God send her quickly� �The other�察�that she's in earth�察�from 

whence God send her quickly� �

       Enter PAROLLES 

       PAROLLES。 Bless you�察�my fortunate lady� �HELENA。 I hope�察�sir�察�I 

have your good will to have mine own good fortunes。 PAROLLES。 You 

had my prayers to lead them on�察�and to keep them on�察�have them still。 O�察�

my knave�察�how does my old lady�拭�CLOWN。 So that you had her wrinkles 

and   I   her   money�察  �I   would   she   did   as   you   say。   PAROLLES。   Why�察  �I   say 

nothing。 CLOWN。 Marry�察�you are the wiser man�察�for many a man's tongue 

shakes out his master's undoing。 To say nothing�察�to do nothing�察�to know 

nothing�察�and to have nothing�察�is to be a great part of your title�察�which is 

within     a  very   little  of  nothing。    PAROLLES。        Away�     �th'art  a  knave。 

CLOWN。 You should have said�察�sir�察�'Before a knave th'art a knave'�察�that's 

'Before   me   th'art   a   knave。' This   had   been   truth�察  �sir。   PAROLLES。   Go   to�察�

thou   art   a   witty   fool�察  �I   have   found   thee。   CLOWN。   Did   you   find   me   in 

yourself�察�sir�察�or were you taught to find me�拭�The search�察�sir�察�was profitable�察�

and much fool may you find in you�察�even to the world's pleasure and the 

increase   of   laughter。   PAROLLES。  A  good   knave�察  �i'   faith�察  �and   well   fed。 

Madam�察�my lord will go away to´night�此�A very serious business calls on 

him。   The   great   prerogative   and   rite   of   love�察  �Which�察  �as   your   due�察  �time 

claims�察  �he   does   acknowledge�察  �But   puts   it   off   to   a   compell'd   restraint�察�

Whose want�察�and whose  delay�察�is strew'd with   sweets�察�Which they  distil 

now in the curbed time�察�To make the coming hour o'erflow with joy And 

pleasure   drown   the   brim。   HELENA。   What's   his   else�拭  �PAROLLES。   That 

you will take your instant leave o' th' King�察�And make this haste as your 



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own   good   proceeding�察  �Strength'ned   with   what   apology   you   think   May 

make it probable need。 HELENA。 What more commands he�拭�PAROLLES。 

That�察  �having    this  obtain'd�察 �you  presently   Attend   his  further  pleasure。 

HELENA。 In everything I wait upon his will。 PAROLLES。 I shall report it 

so。 HELENA。 I pray you。 Exit PAROLLES Come�察�sirrah。 Exeunt 



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                 SCENE 5。 Paris。 The KING'S palace 



     Enter LAFEU and BERTRAM 

       LAFEU。       But   I  hope    your    lordship   thinks    not   him    a  soldier。 

BERTRAM。 Yes�察�my lord�察�and of very valiant approof。 LAFEU。 You have 

it   from   his   own    deliverance。     BERTRAM。         And    by   other   warranted 

testimony。   LAFEU。   Then   my   dial   goes   not   true�察  �I   took   this   lark   for   a 

bunting。     BERTRAM。        I  do   assure   you�察  �my   lord�察 �he   is  very   great  in 

knowledge�察  �and   accordingly   valiant。   LAFEU。   I   have   then   sinn'd   against 

his experience and transgress'd against his valour�察�and my state that way is 

dangerous�察�since I cannot yet find in my heart to repent。 Here he comes�察�I 

pray you make us friends�察�I will pursue the amity 

       Enter PAROLLES 

       PAROLLES。         ��To   BERTRAM�А        �These    things   shall   be   done�察  �sir。 

LAFEU。  Pray   you�察  �sir�察 �who's   his   tailor�拭  �PAROLLES。  Sir�   �LAFEU。   O�察  �I 

know   him   well。 Ay�察  �sir�察  �he�察  �sir�察  �'s   a   good   workman�察  �a   very   good   tailor。 

BERTRAM。 ��Aside to PAROLLES�А�Is she gone to the King�拭�PAROLLES。 

She is。 BERTRAM。 Will she away to´night�拭�PAROLLES。 As you'll have 

her。 BERTRAM。 I have writ my letters�察�casketed my treasure�察�Given order 

for our horses�察�and to´night�察�When I should take possession of the bride�察�

End ere I do begin。 LAFEU。 A good traveller is something at the latter end 

of a dinner�察�but one that lies three´thirds and uses a known truth to pass a 

thousand nothings with�察�should be once heard and thrice beaten。 God save 

you�察�Captain。 BERTRAM。 Is there any unkindness between my lord and 

you�察�monsieur�拭�PAROLLES。 I know not how I have deserved to run into 

my lord's displeasure。 LAFEU。 You have made shift to run into 't�察�boots 

and spurs and all�察�like him that leapt into the custard�察�and out of it you'll 

run again�察  �rather than   suffer question   for   your   residence。  BERTRAM。   It 

may be you have mistaken him�察�my lord。 LAFEU。 And shall do so ever�察�

though I took him at's prayers。 Fare you well�察�my lord�察�and believe this of 

me�此  �there   can   be   no   kernal   in   this   light   nut�察  �the   soul   of   this   man   is   his 

clothes�察�trust him not in matter of heavy consequence�察�I have kept of them 

tame�察�and know their natures。 Farewell�察�monsieur�察�I have spoken better of 

you than you have or will to deserve at my hand�察�but we  must do good 



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