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    Beat。 The Count is neither sad�察�nor sick�察�nor merry�察�nor well�察�but civil 

countcivil as an orange�察�and something of that jealous complexion。 

    Pedro。 I' faith�察�lady�察�I think your blazon to be true�察�though I'll be sworn�察�

if he be so�察�his conceit is false。 Here�察�Claudio�察�I have wooed in thy name�察�

and   fair   Hero   is   won。   I   have   broke   with   her   father�察  �and   his   good   will 

obtained。 Name the day of marriage�察�and God give thee joy� �

    Leon。 Count�察�take of me my daughter�察�and with her my fortunes。 His 

Grace hath made the match�察�and all grace say Amen to it� �

    Beat。 Speak�察�Count�察�'tis your cue。 

     Claud。 Silence is the perfectest herald of joy。 I were but little happy if I 



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could   say   how   much。   Lady�察  �as   you   are   mine�察  �I   am   yours。   I   give   away 

myself for you and dote upon the exchange。 

     Beat。 Speak�察�cousin�察�or�察�if you cannot�察�stop his mouth with a kiss and 

let not him speak neither。 

     Pedro。 In faith�察�lady�察�you have a merry heart。 

     Beat。 Yea�察�my lord�察�I thank it�察�poor fool�察�it keeps on the windy side of 

care。 My cousin tells him in his ear that he is in her heart。 

     Claud。 And so she doth�察�cousin。 

     Beat。 Good Lord�察�for alliance� �Thus goes every one to the world but I�察�

and I am sunburnt。 I may sit in a corner and cry 'Heigh´ho for a husband��' 

     Pedro。 Lady Beatrice�察�I will get you one。 

     Beat。 I would rather have one of your father's getting。 Hath your Grace 

ne'er   a   brother   like   you�拭  �Your   father   got   excellent   husbands�察  �if   a   maid 

could come by them。 

     Pedro。 Will you have me�察�lady�拭�

     Beat。 No�察�my lord�察�unless I might have another for working days�此�your 

Grace is too costly to wear every day。 But I beseech your Grace pardon me。 

I was born to speak all mirth and no matter。 

     Pedro。 Your   silence   most offends   me�察 �and   to be   merry  best   becomes 

you�察�for out o' question you were born in a merry hour。 

     Beat。   No�察  �sure�察  �my  lord�察  �my   mother   cried�察  �but   then   there   was   a   star 

danc'd�察�and under that was I born。 Cousins�察�God give you joy� �

     Leon。 Niece�察�will you look to those things I told you of�拭�

     Beat。 I cry you mercy�察�uncle�察�By your Grace's pardon。 ��Exit。�А�

     Pedro。 By my troth�察�a pleasant´spirited lady。 

     Leon。 There's little of the melancholy element in her�察�my lord。 She is 

never sad but when she sleeps�察�and not ever sad then�察�for I have heard my 

daughter say she hath often dreamt of unhappiness and wak'd herself with 

laughing。 

     Pedro。 She cannot endure to hear tell of a husband。 

     Leon。 O�察�by no means� �She mocks all her wooers out of suit。 

     Pedro。 She were an excellent wife for Benedick。 

     Leon。 O Lord�察�my lord� �if they were but a week married�察�they would 

talk themselves mad。 



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     Pedro。 County Claudio�察�when mean you to go to church�拭�

     Claud。 To´morrow�察 �my lord。 Time goes on crutches till love have all 

his rites。 

     Leon。 Not till Monday�察�my dear son�察�which is hence a just sevennight�察�

and a time too brief too�察�to have all things answer my mind。 

     Pedro。 Come�察�you shake the head at so long a breathing�察�but I warrant 

thee�察  �Claudio�察  �the   time   shall   not   go   dully   by   us。   I   will   in   the   interim 

undertake   one   of   Hercules'   labours�察  �which   is�察  �to   bring   Signior   Benedick 

and the Lady Beatrice into a mountain of affection th' one with th' other。 I 

would fain have it a match�察�and I doubt not but to fashion it if you three 

will but minister such assistance as I shall give you direction。 

     Leon。 My lord�察�I am for you�察�though it cost me ten nights' watchings。 

     Claud。 And I�察�my lord。 

     Pedro。 And you too�察�gentle Hero�拭�

     Hero。   I   will   do   any   modest   office�察  �my   lord�察  �to   help   my   cousin   to   a 

good husband。 

     Pedro。 And   Benedick   is   not   the   unhopefullest   husband   that   I   know。 

Thus far can I praise him�此�he is of a noble strain�察�of approved valour�察�and 

confirm'd honesty。 I will teach you how to humour your cousin�察�that she 

shall fall in love with Benedick�察�and I�察。�to Leonato and Claudio�А�with your 

two helps�察�will so practise on Benedick that�察�in despite of his quick wit and 

his queasy stomach�察�he shall fall in love with Beatrice。 If we can do this�察�

Cupid is no longer an archer�察�his glory shall be ours�察�for we are the only 

love´gods。 Go in with me�察�and I will tell you my drift。 

       ��Exeunt。�А�



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                                      SCENE II。 



     A hall in Leonato's house。 

     ��Enter ��Don�А�John and Borachio。�А�

     John。 It is so。 The Count Claudio shall marry the daughter of Leonato。 

     Bora。 Yea�察�my lord�察�but I can cross it。 

     John。 Any bar�察�any cross�察�any impediment will be med'cinable to me。 I 

am sick in displeasure to him�察�and whatsoever comes athwart his affection 

ranges evenly with mine。 How canst thou cross this marriage�拭�

     Bora。 Not honestly�察�my lord�察�but so covertly that no dishonesty shall 

appear in me。 

     John。 Show me briefly how。 

     Bora。 I think I told your lordship�察�a year since�察�how much I am in the 

favour of Margaret�察�the waiting gentlewoman to Hero。 

     John。 I remember。 

     Bora。   I   can�察  �at   any   unseasonable   instant   of   the   night�察  �appoint   her   to 

look out at her lady's chamber window。 

       John。 What life is in that to be the death of this marriage�拭�

     Bora。 The poison of that lies in you to temper。 Go you to the Prince 

your   brother�察  �spare   not   to   tell   him   that   he   hath   wronged   his   honour   in 

marrying the renowned Claudio ��whose estimation do you mightily hold 

up�� to a contaminated stale�察�such a one as Hero。 

     John。 What proof shall I make of that�拭�

     Bora。 Proof enough to misuse the Prince�察�to vex Claudio�察�to undo Hero�察�

and kill Leonato。 Look you for any other issue�拭�

     John。 Only to despite them I will endeavour anything。 

     Bora。 Go then�察�find me a meet hour to draw Don Pedro and the Count 

Claudio alone�察�tell them that you know that Hero loves me�察�intend a kind 

of zeal both to the Prince and Claudio�察�asin love of your brother's honour�察�

who hath made this match�察�and his friend's 

       reputation�察  �who   is   thus   like   to   be   cozen'd   with   the   semblance   of   a 

maidthat     you   have    discover'd    thus。  They    will  scarcely    believe   this 

without   trial。   Offer   them   instances�察  �which   shall   bear   no   less   likelihood 

than to see me at her chamber window�察�hear me call Margaret Hero�察�hear 



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Margaret   term   me   Claudio�察  �and   bring   them   to   see   this   the   very   night 

before   the   intended   wedding   ��for   in   the   meantime   I   will   so   fashion   the 

matter that Hero shall be absent�� and there shall appear such seeming truth 

of   Hero's   disloyalty   that   jealousy   shall   be   call'd   assurance   and   all   the 

preparation overthrown。 

     John。 Grow this to what adverse issue it can�察�I will put it in practice。 

Be cunning in the working this�察�and thy fee is a thousand ducats。 

     Bora。   Be   you   constant   in   the   accusation�察  �and   my   cunning   shall   not 

shame me。 

     John。 I will presently go learn their day of marriage。 

       ��Exeunt。�А�



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                                      SCENE III。 



     Leonato's orchard。 

     ��Enter Benedick alone。�А�

     Bene。 Boy� �

       ��Enter Boy。�А�

     Boy。 Signior�拭�

     Bene。 In my chamber window lies a book。 Bring it hither to me in he 

orchard。 

     Boy。 I am here already�察�sir。 

     Bene。 I know that�察�but I would have thee hence and here again。 ��Exit 

Boy。�� I do much wonder that one man�察�seeing how much another man is a 

fool when he dedicates his behaviours to love�察�will�察�after he hath laugh'd at 

such shallow follies in others�察�become the argument of his own scorn by 

falling in love�察�and such a man is Claudio。 I have known when there was 

no music with him but the drum and the fife�察�and now had he rather hear 

the tabor and the pipe。 I have known when he would have walk'd ten mile 

afoot to see a good armour�察�and now will he lie ten nights awake carving 

the   fashion   of   a   new   doublet。   He   was   wont   to   speak   plain   and   to   the 

purpose�察    �like   an   honest   man     and   a  soldier�察  �and    now    is  he   turn'd 

orthography�察     �his   words    are  a  very    fantastical   banquetjust    so   many 

strange dishes。 May I be so converted and see with these eyes�拭�I cannot 

tell�察  �I   think   not。   I   will   not   be   sworn   but   love   may   transform   me   to   an 

oyster�察�but I'll take   my oath on it�察�till he have made an oyster of me   he 

shall   never   make   me   such   a   fool。   One   woman   is   fair�察  �yet   I   am   well�察�

another is wise�察�yet I am well�察�another virtuous�察�yet I am well�察�but till all 

graces be in one woman�察�one woman shall not come in my grace。 Rich she 

shall be�察�that's certain�察�wise�察�or I'll none�察�virtuous�察�or I'll never cheapen her�察�

fair�察�or I'll never look on her�察�mild�察�or come not near me�察�noble�察�or not I for 

an angel�察�of good discourse�察�an excellent musician�察�and her hair shall be of 

what colour it please God。 Ha�察�the Prince and Monsie
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