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Troy�拭  �Fond   done�察�done   fond�察�Was   this   King   Priam's   joy��' With   that   she 

sighed   as   she   stood�察  �With   that   she   sighed   as   she   stood�察  �And   gave   this 

sentence then�此�'Among nine bad if one be good�察�Among nine bad if one be 

good�察�There's yet one good in ten。' 

       COUNTESS。   What�察  �one   good   in   ten�拭�You   corrupt   the  song�察  �sirrah。 

CLOWN。   One   good   woman   in   ten�察  �madam�察  �which   is   a   purifying   o'   th' 

song。 Would God would serve the world so all the year� �We'd find no fault 

with the tithe´woman�察�if I were the parson。 One in ten�察�quoth 'a� �An we 

might     have    a  good    woman     born    before   every    blazing    star�察 �or  at  an 

earthquake�察�'twould mend the lottery well�此�a man may draw his heart out 

ere   'a   pluck   one。   COUNTESS。   You'll   be   gone�察  �sir   knave�察  �and   do   as   I 

command you。 CLOWN。 That man should be at woman's command�察�and 

yet no hurt done� �Though honesty be no puritan�察�yet it will do no hurt�察�it 

will wear the surplice of humility over the black gown of a big heart。 I am 

going�察    �forsooth。     The    business     is  for   Helen     to  come     hither。    Exit 

COUNTESS。          Well�察   �now。   STEWARD。         I  know�察   �madam�察    �you   love   your 

gentlewoman entirely。 COUNTESS。 Faith I do。 Her father bequeath'd her 

to me�察�and she herself�察�without other advantage�察�may lawfully make title to 

as much love as she finds。 There is more owing her than is paid�察�and more 

shall be paid her than she'll demand。 STEWARD。 Madam�察�I was very late 

more     near   her   than   I  think   she  wish'd    me。   Alone     she  was�察   �and   did 



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communicate to herself her own words to her own ears�察�she thought�察�I dare 

vow   for   her�察  �they   touch'd   not   any   stranger   sense。   Her   matter   was�察  �she 

loved   your   son。   Fortune�察  �she   said�察  �was   no   goddess�察  �that   had   put   such 

difference betwixt their two estates�察�Love no god�察�that would not extend 

his might only where qualities were level�察�Diana no queen of virgins�察�that 

would suffer her poor knight surpris'd without rescue in the first assault�察�or 

ransom afterward。 This she deliver'd in the most bitter touch of sorrow that 

e'er I heard virgin exclaim in�察�which I held my duty speedily to acquaint 

you    withal�察   �sithence�察  �in   the  loss   that  may    happen�察    �it  concerns    you 

something   to   know  it。  COUNTESS。 YOU  have discharg'd this   honestly�察�

keep   it   to   yourself。   Many   likelihoods   inform'd   me   of   this   before�察  �which 

hung so tott'ring in the balance that I could neither believe nor misdoubt。 

Pray   you   leave   me。   Stall   this   in   your   bosom�察  �and   I   thank   you   for   your 

honest care。 I will speak with you further anon。 Exit STEWARD 

       Enter HELENA 

       Even so it was with me when I was young。 If ever we are nature's�察�

these   are   ours�察  �this   thorn   Doth   to   our   rose   of   youth   rightly  belong�察  �Our 

blood to us�察�this to our blood is born。 It is the show and seal of nature's 

truth�察   �Where     love's   strong    passion     is  impress'd     in  youth。    By    our 

remembrances of days foregone�察�Such were our faults�察�or then we thought 

them   none。   Her   eye   is   sick   on't�察  �I   observe   her   now。   HELENA。   What   is 

your pleasure�察�madam�拭�COUNTESS。 You know�察�Helen�察�I am a mother to 

you。   HELENA。   Mine   honourable   mistress。   COUNTESS。   Nay�察  �a   mother。 

Why not a mother�拭�When I said 'a mother��' Methought you saw a serpent。 

What's in 'mother' That you start at it�拭�I say I am your mother�察�And put 

you in the catalogue of those That were enwombed mine。 'Tis often seen 

Adoption strives with nature�察�and choice breeds A native slip to us from 

foreign seeds。 You ne'er oppress'd me with a mother's groan�察�Yet I express 

to you a mother's care。 God's mercy�察�maiden� �does it curd thy blood To say 

I am thy mother�拭�What's the matter�察�That this distempered messenger of 

wet�察  �The   many´colour'd   Iris�察  �rounds   thine   eye�拭  �Why�察  �that   you   are   my 

daughter�拭�HELENA。 That I am not。 COUNTESS。 I say I am your mother。 

HELENA。 Pardon�察�madam。 The Count Rousillon cannot be my brother�此�I 

am from humble�察�he from honoured name�察�No note upon my parents�察�his 



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all noble。 My master�察�my dear lord he is�察�and I His servant live�察�and will 

his vassal die。 He must not be my brother。 COUNTESS。 Nor I your mother�拭�

HELENA。 You are my mother�察�madam�察�would you were´ So that my lord 

your son were not my brother´ Indeed my mother� �Or were you both our 

mothers�察�I care no more for than I do for heaven�察�So I were not his sister。 

Can't no other�察�But�察�I your daughter�察�he must be my brother�拭�COUNTESS。 

Yes�察�Helen�察�you might be my daughter´in´law。 God shield you mean it not� �

'daughter' and 'mother' So strive upon your pulse。 What� �pale again�拭�My 

fear hath catch'd your fondness。 Now I see The myst'ry of your loneliness�察�

and find Your salt tears' head。 Now to all sense 'tis gross You love my son�察�

invention is asham'd�察�Against the proclamation of thy passion�察�To say thou 

dost   not。   Therefore   tell   me   true�察  �But   tell   me   then�察  �'tis   so�察  �for�察  �look�察  �thy 

cheeks   Confess   it�察  �th'   one   to   th'   other�察  �and   thine   eyes   See   it   so   grossly 

shown   in   thy   behaviours   That   in   their   kind   they   speak   it�察  �only   sin And 

hellish obstinacy tie thy tongue�察�That truth should be suspected。 Speak�察�is't 

so�拭  �If   it   be   so�察  �you   have   wound   a   goodly   clew�察  �If   it   be   not�察  �forswear't�察�

howe'er�察�I charge thee�察�As heaven shall work in me for thine avail�察�To tell 

me truly。 HELENA。 Good madam�察�pardon me。 COUNTESS。 Do you love 

my son�拭�HELENA。 Your pardon�察�noble mistress。 COUNTESS。 Love you 

my son�拭�HELENA。 Do not you love him�察�madam�拭�COUNTESS。 Go not 

about�察  �my   love   hath   in't   a   bond   Whereof   the   world   takes   note。   Come�察�

come�察�disclose The state of your affection�察�for your passions Have to the 

full appeach'd。 HELENA。 Then I confess�察�Here on my knee�察�before high 

heaven and you�察�That before you�察�and next unto high heaven�察�I love your 

son。 My friends were poor�察�but honest�察�so's my love。 Be not offended�察�for 

it hurts not him That he is lov'd of me�察�I follow him not By any token of 

presumptuous suit�察�Nor would I have him till I do deserve him�察�Yet never 

know how that desert should be。 I know I love in vain�察�strive against hope�察�

Yet in this captious and intenible sieve I still pour in the waters of my love�察�

And   lack   not   to   lose   still。   Thus�察  �Indian´like�察  �Religious   in   mine   error�察  �I 

adore The sun that looks upon his worshipper But knows of him no more。 

My dearest madam�察�Let not your hate encounter with my love�察�For loving 

where you do�察�but if yourself�察�Whose aged honour cites a virtuous youth�察�

Did ever in so true a flame of liking Wish chastely and love dearly that 



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your   Dian   Was   both   herself   and   Love�察  �O�察  �then�察  �give   pity  To   her   whose 

state is such that cannot choose But lend and give where she is sure to lose�察�

That    seeks   not  to  find  that  her  search   implies�察  �But�察  �riddle´like�察 �lives 

sweetly where she dies� �COUNTESS。 Had you not lately an intent´speak 

truly´ To go to Paris�拭�HELENA。 Madam�察�I had。 COUNTESS。 Wherefore�拭�

Tell true。 HELENA。 I will tell truth�察�by grace itself I swear。 You know my 

father left   me   some   prescriptions   Of  rare  and  prov'd   effects�察 �such   as his 

reading And   manifest   experience   had   collected   For   general   sovereignty�察�

and that he will'd me In heedfull'st reservation to bestow them�察�As notes 

whose faculties inclusive were More than they were in note。 Amongst the 

rest   There    is  a  remedy�察   �approv'd�察  �set  down�察   �To   cure   the  desperate 

languishings   whereof   The   King   is   render'd   lost。   COUNTESS。   This   was 

your motive For Paris�察�was it�拭�Speak。 HELENA。 My lord your son made 

me to think of this�察�Else Paris�察�and the medicine�察�and the King�察�Had from 

the   conversation   of   my   thoughts   Haply   been   absent   then。   COUNTESS。 

But think you�察�Helen�察�If you should tender your supposed aid�察�He would 

receive it�拭�He and his physicians Are of a mind�此�he�察�that they cannot help 

him�察�They�察�that they cannot help。 How shall they credit A poor unlearned 

virgin�察 �when the   schools�察 �Embowell'd of   their   doctrine�察�have   let off The 

danger to itself�拭�HELENA。 There's something in't More than my father's 

skill�察�which was the great'st Of his profession�察�that his good receipt Shall 

for   my   legacy   be   sanctified   By   th'   luckiest   stars   in   heaven�察  �and�察  �would 

your honour But give me leave to try success�察�I'd venture The well´lost life 

of mine on his Grace's cure。 By such a day and hour。 COUNTESS。 Dost 

thou    believe't�拭 �HELENA。       Ay�察  �madam�察   �knowingly。     COUNTESS。        Why�察�

Helen�察�thou shalt have my leave and love�察�Means and attendants�察�and my 

loving   greetings   To   those   of   mine   in   court。   I'll   stay   at   home�察�And   pray 

God's blessing into thy attempt。 Be gone to´morrow�察�and be sure of this�察�

What I can help thee to thou shalt not miss。 Exeunt 

        



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                       ACT II。 



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                 SCENE 1。 Paris。 The KING'S palace 



     Flourish of cornets。 Enter the KING with divers young LORDS taking 

leave      for    the    Florentine      war�察    �BERTRAM          

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