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what colour it please God。 Ha�察�the Prince and Monsieur Love� �I will hide
me in the arbour。 ��Hides。�А�
��Enter Don Pedro�察�Leonato�察�Claudio。�А�
��Music within。�А�
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Pedro。 Come�察�shall we hear this music�拭�
Claud。 Yea�察 �my good lord。 How still the evening is�察 �As hush'd on
purpose to grace harmony� �
Pedro。 See you where Benedick hath hid himself�拭�
Claud。 O�察�very well�察�my lord。 The music ended�察�We'll fit the kid´fox
with a pennyworth。
��Enter Balthasar with Music。�А�
Pedro。 Come�察�Balthasar�察�we'll hear that song again。
Balth。 O�察�good my lord�察�tax not so bad a voice To slander music any
more than once。
Pedro。 It is the witness still of excellency To put a strange face on his
own perfection。 I pray thee sing�察�and let me woo no more。
Balth。 Because you talk of wooing�察�I will sing�察�Since many a wooer
doth commence his suit To her he thinks not worthy�察 �yet he wooes�察�Yet
will he swear he loves。
Pedro。 Nay�察�pray thee come�察�Or if thou wilt hold longer argument�察�Do
it in notes。
Balth。 Note this before my notes�此 �There's not a note of mine that's
worth the noting。
Pedro。 Why�察 �these are very crotchets that he speaks� �Note notes�察�
forsooth�察�and nothing� 。�Music。�А�
Bene。 ��aside�А�Now divine air� �Now is his soul ravish'd� �Is it not strange
that sheep's guts should hale souls out of men's bodies�拭�Well�察�a horn for
my money�察�when all's done。
��Balthasar sings。�А�
The Song。
Sigh no more�察�ladies�察�sigh no more� �Men were deceivers ever�察�One
foot in sea�察�and one on shore�察�To one thing constant never。 Then sigh not
so�察 �But let them go�察�And be you blithe and bonny�察 �Converting all your
sounds of woe Into Hey nonny�察�nonny。 Sing no more ditties�察�sing no moe�察�
Of dumps so dull and heavy� �The fraud of men was ever so�察�Since summer
first was leavy。 Then sigh not so�察�&c。 Pedro。 By my troth�察�a good song。
Balth。 And an ill singer�察�my lord。
Pedro。 Ha�察�no�察�no�察�faith� �Thou sing'st well enough for a shift。
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Bene。 ��aside�А�An he had been a dog that should have howl'd thus�察�they
would have hang'd him�察�and I pray God his bad voice bode no mischief。 I
had as live have heard the night raven�察�come what plague could have come
after it。
Pedro。 Yea�察�marry。 Dost thou hear�察�Balthasar�拭�I pray thee get us some
excellent music�察�for to´morrow night we would have it at the Lady Hero's
chamber window。
Balth。 The best I can�察�my lord。
Pedro。 Do so。 Farewell。
��Exit Balthasar ��with Musicians。�А�
Come hither�察�Leonato。 What was it you told me of to´day�拭�that your
niece Beatrice was in love with Signior Benedick�拭�
Claud。 O�察�ay� ���Aside to Pedro�А�Stalk on�察�stalk on�察�the fowl sits。 I did
never think that lady would have loved any man。
Leon。 No�察�nor I neither�察�but most wonderful that she should so dote on
Signior Benedick�察�whom she hath in all outward behaviours seem'd ever to
abhor。
Bene。 ��aside�А�Is't possible�拭�Sits the wind in that corner�拭�
Leon。 By my troth�察�my lord�察�I cannot tell what to think of it�察�but that
she loves him with an enraged affection。 It is past the infinite of thought。
Pedro。 May be she doth but counterfeit。
Claud。 Faith�察�like enough。
Leon。 O God�察 �counterfeit�拭 �There was never counterfeit of passion
came so near the life of passion as she discovers it。
Pedro。 Why�察�what effects of passion shows she�拭�
Claud。 ��aside�А�Bait the hook well� �This fish will bite。
Leon。 What effects�察�my lord�拭�She will sit youyou heard my daughter
tell you how。
Claud。 She did indeed。
Pedro。 How�察�how�察�I pray you�拭�You amaze me。 I would have thought
her spirit had been invincible against all assaults of affection。
Leon。 I would have sworn it had�察 �my lordespecially against
Benedick。
Bene。 ��aside�А �I should think this a gull but that the white´bearded
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fellow speaks it。 Knavery cannot�察�sure�察�hide himself in such reverence。
Claud。 ��aside�А�He hath ta'en th' infection。 Hold it up。
Pedro。 Hath she made her affection known to Benedick�拭�
Leon。 No�察�and swears she never will。 That's her torment。
Claud。 'Tis true indeed。 So your daughter says。 'Shall I��' says she�察�'that
have so oft encount'red him with scorn�察�write to him that I love him��';
Leon。 This says she now when she is beginning to write to him�察 �for
she'll be up twenty times a night�察�and there will she sit in her smock till
she have writ a sheet of paper。 My daughter tells us all。
Claud。 Now you talk of a sheet of paper�察�I remember a pretty jest your
daughter told us of。
Leon。 O�察 �when she had writ it�察 �and was reading it over�察 �she found
'Benedick' and 'Beatrice' between the sheet�拭�
Claud。 That。
Leon。 O�察�she tore the letter into a thousand halfpence�察�rail'd at herself
that she should be so immodest to write to one that she knew would flout
her。 'I measure him��' says she�察�'by my own spirit�察�for I should flout him if
he writ to me。 Yea�察�though I love him�察�I should。'
Claud。 Then down upon her knees she falls�察 �weeps�察 �sobs�察 �beats her
heart�察 �tears her hair�察 �prays�察 �curses'O sweet Benedick� �God give me
patience��'
Leon。 She doth indeed�察�my daughter says so。 And the ecstasy hath so
much overborne her that my daughter is sometime afeard she will do a
desperate outrage to herself。 It is very true。
Pedro。 It were good that Benedick knew of it by some other�察�if she will
not discover it。
Claud。 To what end�拭�He would make but a sport of it and torment the
poor lady worse。
Pedro。 An he should�察�it were an alms to hang him� �She's an excellent
sweet lady�察�and ��out of all suspicion�� she is virtuous。
Claud。 And she is exceeding wise。
Pedro。 In everything but in loving Benedick。
Leon。 O�察�my lord�察�wisdom and blood combating in so tender a body�察�
we have ten proofs to one that blood hath the victory。 I am sorry for her�察�as
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I have just cause�察�being her uncle and her guardian。
Pedro。 I would she had bestowed this dotage on me。 I would have
daff'd all other respects and made her half myself。 I pray you tell Benedick
of it and hear what 'a will say。
Leon。 Were it good�察�think you�拭�
Claud。 Hero thinks surely she will die�察�for she says she will die if he
love her not�察�and she will die ere she make her love known�察�and she will
die�察�if he woo her�察�rather than she will bate one breath of her accustomed
crossness。
Pedro。 She doth well。 If she should make tender of her love�察�'tis very
possible he'll scorn it�察�for the man ��as you know all�� hath a contemptible
spirit。
Claud。 He is a very proper man。
Pedro。 He hath indeed a good outward happiness。
Claud。 Before God� �and in my mind�察�very wise。
Pedro。 He doth indeed show some sparks that are like wit。
Claud。 And I take him to be valiant。
Pedro。 As Hector�察�I assure you�察�and in the managing of quarrels you
may say he is wise�察 �for either he avoids them with great discretion�察 �or
undertakes them with a most Christianlike fear。
Leon。 If he do fear God�察�'a must necessarily keep peace。 If he break the
peace�察�he ought to enter into a quarrel with fear and trembling。
Pedro。 And so will he do�察 �for the man doth fear God�察 �howsoever it
seems not in him by some large jests he will make。 Well�察�I am sorry for
your niece。 Shall we go seek Benedick and tell him of her love�拭�
Claud。 Never tell him�察�my lord。 Let her wear it out with good counsel。
Leon。 Nay�察�that's impossible�察�she may wear her heart out first。
Pedro。 Well�察�we will hear further of it by your daughter。 Let it cool
the while。 I love Benedick well�察 �and I could wish he would modestly
examine himself to see how much he is unworthy so good a lady。
Leon。 My lord�察�will you walk�拭�Dinner is ready。
��They walk away。�А�
Claud。 If he dote on her upon this�察�I will never trust my expectation。
Pedro。 Let there be the same net spread for her�察 �and that must your
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daughter and her gentlewomen carry。 The sport will be�察 �when they hold
one an opinion of another's dotage�察�and no such matter。 That's the scene
that I would see�察�which will be merely a dumb show。 Let us send her to
call him in to dinner。
��Exeunt Don Pedro�察�Claudio�察�and Leonato。�А�
��Benedick advances from the arbour。�А�
Bene。 This can be no trick。 The conference was sadly borne�察�they have
the truth of this from Hero�察 �they seem to pity the lady。 It seems her
affections have their full bent。 Love me�拭�Why�察�it must be requited。 I hear
how I am censur'd。 They say I will bear myself proudly if I perceive the
love come from her。 They say too that she will rather die than give any
sign of affection。 I did never think to marry。 I must not seem proud。 H
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