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me Hero is belied�察�And that shall Claudio know�察�so shall the Prince�察�And
all of them that thus dishonour her。 ��Enter Don Pedro and Claudio。�А�
Ant。 Here comes the Prince and Claudio hastily。
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Pedro。 Good den�察�Good den。
Claud。 Good day to both of you。
Leon。 Hear you�察�my lords� �
Pedro。 We have some haste�察�Leonato。
Leon。 Some haste�察�my lord� �well�察�fare you well�察�my lord。 Are you so
hasty now�拭�Well�察�all is one。
Pedro。 Nay�察�do not quarrel with us�察�good old man。
Ant。 If he could right himself with quarrelling�察�Some of us would lie
low。
Claud。 Who wrongs him�拭�
Leon。 Marry�察�thou dost wrong me�察�thou dissembler�察�thou� �Nay�察�never
lay thy hand upon thy sword�察�I fear thee not。
Claud。 Marry�察�beshrew my hand If it should give your age such cause
of fear。 In faith�察�my hand meant nothing to my sword。 Leon。 Tush�察�tush�察�
man� �never fleer and jest at me I speak not like a dotard nor a fool�察�As
under privilege of age to brag What I have done being young�察 �or what
would do�察 �Were I not old。 Know�察 �Claudio�察 �to thy head�察 �Thou hast so
wrong'd mine innocent child and me That I am forc'd to lay my reverence
by And�察 �with grey hairs and bruise of many days�察 �Do challenge thee to
trial of a man。 I say thou hast belied mine innocent child�察�Thy slander hath
gone through and through her heart�察 �And she lies buried with her
ancestors´ O�察 �in a tomb where never scandal slept�察 �Save this of hers�察�
fram'd by thy villany� �
Claud。 My villany�拭�
Leon。 Thine�察�Claudio�察�thine I say。
Pedro。 You say not right�察�old man。
Leon。 My lord�察�my lord�察�I'll prove it on his body if he dare�察�Despite his
nice fence and his active practice�察 �His May of youth and bloom of
lustihood。
Claud。 Away� �I will not have to do with you。
Leon。 Canst thou so daff me�拭�Thou hast kill'd my child。 If thou kill'st
me�察�boy�察�thou shalt kill a man。
Ant。 He shall kill two of us�察�and men indeed But that's no matter�察�let
him kill one first。 Win me and wear me� �Let him answer me。 Come�察�follow
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me�察�boy�察� Come�察�sir boy�察�come follow me。 Sir boy�察�I'll whip you from your
foining fence� �Nay�察�as I am a gentleman�察�I will。
Leon。 Brother
Ant。 Content yourself。 God knows I lov'd my niece�察�And she is dead�察�
slander'd to death by villains�察�That dare as well answer a man indeed As I
dare take a serpent by the tongue。 Boys�察�apes�察�braggarts�察�jacks�察�milksops� �
Leon。 Brother Anthony Ant。
Hold you content。 What�察�man� �I know them�察�yea�察�And what they weigh�察�
even to the utmost scruple�察�Scambling�察�outfacing�察�fashion´monging boys�察�
That lie and cog and flout�察�deprave and slander�察�Go anticly�察�show outward
hideousness�察�And speak off half a dozen dang'rous words�察�How they might
hurt their enemies�察�if they durst�察�And this is all。
Leon。 But�察�brother Anthony
Ant。 Come�察�'tis no matter。 Do not you meddle�察�let me deal in this。
Pedro。 Gentlemen both�察�we will not wake your patience。 My heart is
sorry for your daughter's death�察�But�察�on my honour�察�she was charg'd with
nothing But what was true�察�and very full of proof。
Leon。 My lord�察�my lord
Pedro。 I will not hear you。
Leon。 No�拭�Come�察�brother�察�away��I will be heard。
Ant。 And shall�察�or some of us will smart for it。 ��Exeunt ambo。�А。�Enter
Benedick。�А�
Pedro。 See�察�see� �Here comes the man we went to seek。
Claud。 Now�察�signior�察�what news�拭�
Bene。 Good day�察�my lord。
Pedro。 Welcome�察�signior。 You are almost come to part almost a fray。
Claud。 We had lik'd to have had our two noses snapp'd off with two
old men without teeth。
Pedro。 Leonato and his brother。 What think'st thou�拭�Had we fought�察�I
doubt we should have been too young for them。
Bene。 In a false quarrel there is no true valour。 I came to seek you
both。
Claud。 We have been up and down to seek thee�察�for we are high´proof
melancholy�察�and would fain have it beaten away。 Wilt thou use thy wit�拭�
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Bene。 It is in my scabbard。 Shall I draw it�拭�
Pedro。 Dost thou wear thy wit by thy side�拭�
Claud。 Never any did so�察�though very many have been beside their wit。
I will bid thee draw�察�as we do the minstreldraw to pleasure us。
Pedro。 As I am an honest man�察�he looks pale。 Art thou sick or angry�拭�
Claud。 What�察�courage�察 �man� �What though care kill'd a cat�察�thou hast
mettle enough in thee to kill care。
Bene。 Sir�察�I shall meet your wit in the career an you charge it against
me。 I pray you choose another subject。
Claud。 Nay then�察 �give him another staff�察 �this last was broke cross。
Pedro。 By this light�察 �he changes more and more。 I think he be angry
indeed。
Claud。 If he be�察�he knows how to turn his girdle。
Bene。 Shall I speak a word in your ear�拭�
Claud。 God bless me from a challenge� �
Bene。 ��aside to Claudio�А�You are a villain。 I jest not�察 �I will make it
good how you dare�察�with what you dare�察�and when you dare。 Do me right�察�
or I will protest your cowardice。 You have kill'd a sweet lady�察 �and her
death shall fall heavy on you。 Let me hear from you。
Claud。 Well�察�I will meet you�察�so I may have good cheer。
Pedro。 What�察�a feast�察�a feast�拭�
Claud。 I' faith�察 �I thank him�察 �he hath bid me to a calve's head and a
capon�察�the which if I do not carve most curiously�察�say my knife's naught。
Shall I not find a woodcock too�拭�
Bene。 Sir�察�your wit ambles well�察�it goes easily。
Pedro。 I'll tell thee how Beatrice prais'd thy wit the other day。 I said
thou hadst a fine wit�此�'True��' said she�察�'a fine little one。' 'No��' said I�察�'a great
wit。' 'Right��' says she�察�'a great gross one。' 'Nay��' said I�察�'a good wit。' 'Just��'
said she�察�'it hurts nobody。' 'Nay��' said I�察�'the gentleman is wise。' 'Certain��'
said she�察 �a wise gentleman。' 'Nay��' said I�察 �'he hath the tongues。' 'That I
believe' said she�察�'for he swore a thing to me on Monday night which he
forswore on Tuesday morning。 There's a double tongue�察 �there's two
tongues。' Thus did she an hour together transshape thy particular virtues。
Yet at last she concluded with a sigh�察�thou wast the proper'st man in Italy。
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Claud。 For the which she wept heartily and said she cared not。
Pedro。 Yea�察�that she did�察�but yet�察�for all that�察�an if she did not hate him
deadly�察�she would love him dearly。 The old man's daughter told us all。
Claud。 All�察�all� �and moreover�察�God saw him when he was hid in the
garden。
Pedro。 But when shall we set the savage bull's horns on the sensible
Benedick's head�拭�
Claud。 Yea�察 �and text underneath�察 �'Here dwells Benedick�察 �the married
man'�拭�
Bene。 Fare you well�察�boy�察�you know my mind。 I will leave you now to
your gossiplike humour。 You break jests as braggards do their blades�察�
which God be thanked hurt not。 My lord�察�for your many courtesies I thank
you。 I must discontinue your company。 Your brother the bastard is fled
from Messina。 You have among you kill'd a sweet and innocent lady。 For
my Lord Lackbeard there�察�he and I shall meet�察�and till then peace be with
him。 ��Exit。�А�
Pedro。 He is in earnest。
Claud。 In most profound earnest�察�and�察�I'll warrant you�察�for the love of
Beatrice。
Pedro。 And hath challeng'd thee。
Claud。 Most sincerely。
Pedro。 What a pretty thing man is when he goes in his doublet and
hose and leaves off his wit� 。�Enter Constables Dogberry and Verges�察�with
the Watch�察�leading Conrade and Borachio。�А�
Claud。 He is then a giant to an ape�察�but then is an ape a doctor to such
a man。
Pedro。 But�察�soft you�察�let me be� �Pluck up�察�my heart�察�and be sad� �Did he
not say my brother was fled�拭�
Dog。 Come you�察�sir。 If justice cannot tame you�察�she shall ne'er weigh
more reasons in her balance。 Nay�察�an you be a cursing hypocrite once�察�you
must be look'd to。
Pedro。 How now�拭�two of my brother's men bound�拭�Borachio one。
Claud。 Hearken after their offence�察�my lord。
Pedro。 Officers�察�what offence have these men done�拭�
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Dog。 Marry�察�sir�察�they have committed false report�察�moreover�察�they have
spoken untruths�察�secondarily�察�they are slanders�察�sixth and lastly�察�they have
belied a lady�察 �thirdly�察 �they have verified unjust things�察 �and to conclude�察�
they are lying knaves。
Pedro。 First�察�I ask thee what they have done�察�thirdly�察�I ask thee what's
their offence�察�sixth and lastly�察�why they are committed�察�and to conclude�察�
what you lay to their charge。
Claud。 Rightly reasoned�察 �and in his own division�察 �and by my troth
there's one meaning well suited。
Pedro。 Who have you offended�察 �masters�察 �that you are thus bound to
your answer�拭 �This learned constable is too cunning to be understood。
What's your offence�拭�
Bora。 Sweet Prince�察�let
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