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the case� �
Pedro。 My visor is Philemon's roof�察�within the house is Jove。
Hero。 Why then�察�your visor should be thatch'd。
Pedro。 Speak low if you speak love。 ��Takes her aside。�А�
Balth。 Well�察�I would you did like me。
Marg。 So would not I for your own sake�察�for I have many ill qualities。
Balth。 Which is one�拭�
Marg。 I say my prayers aloud。
Balth。 I love you the better。 The hearers may cry Amen。
Marg。 God match me with a good dancer� �
Balth。 Amen。
Marg。 And God keep him out of my sight when the dance is done� �
Answer�察�clerk。
Balth。 No more words。 The clerk is answered。
��Takes her aside。�А�
Urs。 I know you well enough。 You are Signior Antonio。
Ant。 At a word�察�I am not。
Urs。 I know you by the waggling of your head。
Ant。 To tell you true�察�I counterfeit him。
Urs。 You could never do him so ill´well unless you were the very man。
Here's his dry hand up and down。 You are he�察�you are he� �
Ant。 At a word�察�I am not。
Urs。 Come�察�come�察�do you think I do not know you by your excellent
wit�拭�Can virtue hide itself�拭�Go to�察 �mum you are he。 Graces will appear�察�
and there's an end。 �А�They step aside。�А�
Beat。 Will you not tell me who told you so�拭�
Bene。 No�察�you shall pardon me。
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Beat。 Nor will you not tell me who you are�拭�
Bene。 Not now。
Beat。 That I was disdainful�察 �and that I had my good wit out of the
'Hundred Merry Tales。' Well�察�this was Signior Benedick that said so。
Bene。 What's he�拭�
Beat。 I am sure you know him well enough。
Bene。 Not I�察�believe me。
Beat。 Did he never make you laugh�拭�
Bene。 I pray you�察�what is he�拭�
Beat。 Why�察�he is the Prince's jester�察�a very dull fool。 Only his gift is in
devising impossible slanders。 None but libertines delight in him�察�and the
commendation is not in his wit�察�but in his villany�察�for he both pleases men
and angers them�察�and then they laugh at him and beat him。 I am sure he is
in the fleet。 I would he had boarded me。
Bene。 When I know the gentleman�察�I'll tell him what you say。
Beat。 Do�察 �do。 He'll but break a comparison or two on me�察 �which
peradventure�察�not marked or not laugh'd at�察�strikes him into melancholy�察�
and then there's a partridge wing saved�察�for the fool will eat no supper that
night。 ��Music。�А�We must follow the leaders。
Bene。 In every good thing。
Beat。 Nay�察�if they lead to any ill�察�I will leave them at the next turning。
��Dance。 Exeunt ��all but Don John�察�Borachio�察�and Claudio�А�
John。 Sure my brother is amorous on Hero and hath withdrawn her
father to break with him about it。 The ladies follow her and but one visor
remains。
Bora。 And that is Claudio。 I know him by his bearing。
John。 Are you not Signior Benedick�拭�
Claud。 You know me well。 I am he。
John。 Signior�察 �you are very near my brother in his love。 He is
enamour'd on Hero。 I pray you dissuade him from her�察�she is no equal for
his birth。 You may do the part of an honest man in it。
Claud。 How know you he loves her�拭�
John。 I heard him swear his affection。
Bora。 So did I too�察�and he swore he would marry her tonight。
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John。 Come�察�let us to the banquet。
��Exeunt。 Manet Claudio。�А�
Claud。 Thus answer I in name of Benedick But hear these ill news with
the ears of Claudio。 ��Unmasks。�А �'Tis certain so。 The Prince wooes for
himself。 Friendship is constant in all other things Save in the office and
affairs of love。 Therefore all hearts in love use their own tongues�察 �Let
every eye negotiate for itself And trust no agent�察 �for beauty is a witch
Against whose charms faith melteth into blood。 This is an accident of
hourly proof�察 �Which I mistrusted not。 Farewell therefore Hero� 。�Enter
Benedick ��unmasked�ВА�
Bene。 Count Claudio�拭�
Claud。 Yea�察�the same。
Bene。 Come�察�will you go with me�拭�
Claud。 Whither�拭�
Bene。 Even to the next willow�察 �about your own business�察 �County。
What fashion will you wear the garland of�拭 �about your neck�察 �like an
usurer's chain�拭�or under your arm�察�like a lieutenant's scarf�拭�You must wear
it one way�察�for the Prince hath got your Hero。
Claud。 I wish him joy of her。
Bene。 Why�察�that's spoken like an honest drovier。 So they sell bullocks。
But did you think the Prince would have served you thus�拭�
Claud。 I pray you leave me。
Bene。 Ho� �now you strike like the blind man� �'Twas the boy that stole
your meat�察�and you'll beat the post。
Claud。 If it will not be�察�I'll leave you。 ��Exit。�А�
Bene。 Alas�察�poor hurt fowl� �now will he creep into sedges。 But�察�that
my Lady Beatrice should know me�察�and not know me� �The Prince's fool� �
Ha� �it may be I go under that title because I am merry。 Yea�察�but so I am apt
to do myself wrong。 I am not so reputed。 It is the base ��though bitter��
disposition of Beatrice that puts the world into her person and so gives me
out。 Well�察�I'll be revenged as I may。
��Enter Don Pedro。�А�
Pedro。 Now�察�signior�察�where's the Count�拭�Did you see him�拭�
Bene。 Troth�察 �my lord�察 �I have played the part of Lady Fame�察 �I found
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him here as melancholy as a lodge in a warren。 I told him�察�and I think I
told him true�察�that your Grace had got the good will of this young lady�察�
and I off'red him my company to a willow tree�察 �either to make him a
garland�察�as being forsaken�察�or to bind him up a rod�察�as being worthy to be
whipt。
Pedro。 To be whipt�拭�What's his fault�拭�
Bene。 The flat transgression of a schoolboy who�察�being overjoyed with
finding a bird's nest�察�shows it his companion�察�and he steals it。
Pedro。 Wilt thou make a trust a transgression�拭�The transgression is in
the stealer。
Bene。 Yet it had not been amiss the rod had been made�察 �and the
garland too�察�for the garland he might have worn himself�察�and the rod he
might have bestowed on you�察�who�察�as I take it�察�have stol'n his bird's nest。
Pedro。 I will but teach them to sing and restore them to the owner。
Bene。 If their singing answer your saying�察 �by my faith you say
honestly。
Pedro。 The Lady Beatrice hath a quarrel to you。 The gentleman that
danc'd with her told her she is much wrong'd by you。
Bene。 O�察 �she misus'd me past the endurance of a block� �An oak but
with one green leaf on it would have answered her�察�my very visor began to
assume life and scold with her。 She told me�察 �not thinking I had been
myself�察�that I was the Prince's jester�察�that I was duller than a great thaw�察�
huddling jest upon jest with such impossible conveyance upon me that I
stood like a man at a mark�察�with a whole army shooting at me。 She speaks
poniards�察�and every
word stabs。 If her breath were as terrible as her terminations�察 �there
were no living near her�察�she would infect to the North Star。 I would not
marry her though she were endowed with all that Adam had left him
before he transgress'd。 She would have made Hercules have turn'd spit�察�
yea�察�and have cleft his club to make the fire too。 Come�察�talk not of her。
You shall find her the infernal Ate in good apparel。 I would to God some
scholar would conjure her�察�for certainly�察�while she is here�察�a man may live
as quiet in hell as in a sanctuary�察 �and people sin upon purpose�察 �because
they would go thither�察 �so indeed all disquiet�察 �horror�察 �and perturbation
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follows her。
��Enter Claudio and Beatrice�察�Leonato�察�Hero。�А�
Pedro。 Look�察�here she comes。
Bene。 Will your Grace command me any service to the world's end�拭�I
will go on the slightest errand now to the Antipodes that you can devise to
send me on�察�I will fetch you a toothpicker now from the furthest inch of
Asia�察�bring you the length of Prester John's foot�察�fetch you a hair off the
great Cham's beard�察 �do you any embassage to the Pygmiesrather than
hold three words' conference with this harpy。 You have no employment for
me�拭�
Pedro。 None�察�but to desire your good company。
Bene。 O God�察�sir�察�here's a dish I love not� �I cannot endure my Lady
Tongue。 ��Exit。�А�
Pedro。 Come�察�lady�察�come�察�you have lost the heart of Signior Benedick。
Beat。 Indeed�察�my lord�察�he lent it me awhile�察�and I gave him use for ita
double heart for his single one。 Marry�察�once before he won it of me with
false dice�察�therefore your Grace may well say I have lost it。
Pedro。 You have put him down�察�lady�察�you have put him down。
Beat。 So I would not he should do me�察�my lord�察�lest I should prove the
mother of fools。 I have brought Count Claudio�察�whom you sent me to seek。
Pedro。 Why�察�how now�察�Count�拭�Wherefore are you sad�拭�
Claud。 Not sad�察�my lord。
Pedro。 How then�拭�sick�拭�
Claud。 Neither�察�my lord。
Beat。 The Count is neither sad�察�nor sick�察�nor merry�察�nor well�察�but civil
countcivil as an orange�察�
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