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leave      for    the    Florentine      war�察    �BERTRAM           and     PAROLLES�察�

ATTENDANTS 

       KING。 Farewell�察�young lords�察�these war´like principles Do not throw 

from you。 And you�察�my lords�察�farewell�察�Share the advice betwixt you�察�if 

both gain all�察�The gift doth stretch itself as 'tis receiv'd�察�And is enough for 

both。 FIRST LORD。 'Tis our hope�察�sir�察�After well´ent'red soldiers�察�to return 

And find   your Grace   in health。   KING。 No�察  �no�察�it   cannot be�察  �and yet   my 

heart   Will   not   confess   he   owes   the   malady   That   doth   my   life   besiege。 

Farewell�察�young lords�察�Whether I live or die�察�be you the sons Of worthy 

Frenchmen�察�let higher Italy´ Those bated that inherit but the fall Of the last 

monarchy´see that you come Not to woo honour�察�but to wed it�察�when The 

bravest questant shrinks�察�find what you seek�察�That fame may cry you aloud。 

I   say   farewell。  SECOND        LORD。     Health�察   �at  your  bidding�察   �serve   your 

Majesty�   �KING。   Those   girls   of   Italy�察  �take   heed   of   them�察  �They   say   our 

French lack language to deny�察�If they demand�察�beware of being captives 

Before     you   serve。   BOTH。      Our   hearts   receive    your   warnings。    KING。 

Farewell。   ��To    ATTENDANTS�А  �Come   hither   to            me。   The   KING     retires 

attended   FIRST  LORD。   O   my   sweet   lord�察 �that   you   will   stay  behind   us� �

PAROLLES。 'Tis not his fault�察�the spark。 SECOND LORD。 O�察�'tis brave 

wars� �PAROLLES。 Most admirable� �I have seen those wars。 BERTRAM。 I 

am commanded here and kept a coil with 'Too young' and next year' and 

;Tis   too   early。'   PAROLLES。   An   thy   mind   stand   to   't�察  �boy�察  �steal   away 

bravely。 BERTRAM。 I shall stay here the forehorse to a smock�察�Creaking 

my shoes on the plain masonry�察�Till honour be bought up�察�and no sword 

worn   But   one   to   dance   with。   By   heaven�察  �I'll   steal   away。   FIRST   LORD。 

There's   honour   in   the   theft。   PAROLLES。   Commit   it�察  �Count。   SECOND 

LORD。 I am your accessary�察�and so farewell。 BERTRAM。 I grow to you�察�

and    our   parting   is  a  tortur'd  body。   FIRST     LORD。     Farewell�察   �Captain。 

SECOND  LORD。  Sweet   Monsieur   Parolles�  �PAROLLES。  Noble   heroes�察�

my   sword   and   yours   are   kin。   Good   sparks   and   lustrous�察  �a   word�察  �good 

metals�此  �you   shall   find   in   the   regiment   of   the   Spinii   one   Captain   Spurio�察�



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with his cicatrice�察�an emblem of war�察�here on his sinister cheek�察�it was this 

very sword entrench'd it。 Say to him I live�察�and observe his reports for me。 

FIRST  LORD。 We   shall�察 �noble  Captain。  PAROLLES。   Mars   dote   on   you 

for his novices� �Exeunt LORDS What will ye do�拭�

       Re´enter the KING 

       BERTRAM。         Stay�察  �the  King�    �PAROLLES。        Use    a  more    spacious 

ceremony to the noble lords�察�you have restrain'd yourself within the list of 

too cold an adieu。 Be more expressive to them�察�for they wear themselves 

in   the   cap   of   the   time�察  �there   do   muster   true   gait�察  �eat�察  �speak�察  �and   move�察�

under the influence of the most receiv'd star�察�and though the devil lead the 

measure�察  �such   are   to   be   followed。   After   them�察  �and   take   a   more   dilated 

farewell。 BERTRAM。 And I will do so。 PAROLLES。 Worthy fellows�察�and 

like    to   prove    most     sinewy     sword´men。       Exeunt     BERTRAM          and 

PAROLLES 

       Enter LAFEU 

       LAFEU。   ��Kneeling�А  �Pardon�察  �my   lord�察  �for   me   and   for   my   tidings。 

KING。 I'll fee thee to stand up。 LAFEU。 Then here's a man stands that has 

brought his pardon。 I would you had kneel'd�察�my lord�察�to ask me mercy�察�

And that at my bidding you could so stand up。 KING。 I would I had�察�so I 

had broke thy pate�察�And ask'd thee mercy for't。 LAFEU。 Good faith�察�across� �

But�察�my good lord�察�'tis thus�此�will you be cur'd Of your infirmity�拭�KING。 

No。 LAFEU。 O�察�will you eat No grapes�察�my royal fox�拭�Yes�察�but you will 

My   noble   grapes�察  �an   if   my   royal   fox   Could   reach   them�此  �I   have   seen   a 

medicine That's able to breathe life into a stone�察�Quicken a rock�察�and make 

you   dance   canary  With   spritely   fire   and   motion�察  �whose   simple   touch   Is 

powerful to araise   King Pepin�察�nay�察�To give great   Charlemain a pen   in's 

hand And write to her a love´line。 KING。 What her is this�拭�LAFEU。 Why�察�

Doctor She� �My lord�察�there's one arriv'd�察�If you will see her。 Now�察�by my 

faith and honour�察�If seriously I may convey my thoughts In this my light 

deliverance�察�I have spoke With one that in her sex�察�her years�察�profession�察�

Wisdom�察  �and   constancy�察  �hath   amaz'd   me   more   Than   I   dare   blame   my 

weakness。 Will you see her�察�For that is her demand�察�and know her business�拭�

That    done�察  �laugh    well  at  me。   KING。    Now�察   �good    Lafeu�察  �Bring   in  the 

admiration�察�that we with the May spend our wonder too�察�or take off thine 



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By wond'ring how thou took'st it。 LAFEU。 Nay�察�I'll fit you�察�And not be all 

day     neither。  Exit   LAFEU       KING。     Thus    he  his   special   nothing    ever 

prologues。 

       Re´enter LAFEU with HELENA 

       LAFEU。 Nay�察�come your ways。 KING。 This haste hath wings indeed。 

LAFEU。 Nay�察�come your ways�察�This is his Majesty�察�say your mind to him。 

A traitor you do look like�察�but such traitors His Majesty seldom fears。 I am 

Cressid's uncle�察�That dare leave two together。 Fare you well。 Exit KING。 

Now�察�fair one�察�does your business follow us�拭�HELENA。 Ay�察�my good lord。 

Gerard   de   Narbon   was   my   father�察  �In   what   he   did   profess�察  �well   found。 

KING。 I knew him。 HELENA。 The rather will I spare my praises towards 

him�察�Knowing him is enough。 On's bed of death Many receipts he gave me�察�

chiefly   one�察  �Which�察  �as   the   dearest   issue   of   his   practice�察�And   of   his   old 

experience th' only darling�察�He bade me store up as a triple eye�察�Safer than 

mine own two�察�more dear。 I have so�此�And�察�hearing your high Majesty is 

touch'd With that malignant cause wherein the honour Of my dear father's 

gift stands chief in power�察�I come to tender it�察�and my appliance�察�With all 

bound   humbleness。   KING。   We   thank   you�察  �maiden�察  �But   may   not   be   so 

credulous   of     cure�察  �When   our   most   learned   doctors   leave   us�察  �and   The 

congregated college have concluded That labouring art can never ransom 

nature From her inaidable estate´I say we must not So stain our judgment�察�

or corrupt our hope�察�To prostitute our past´cure malady To empirics�察�or to 

dissever so Our great self and our credit to esteem A senseless help�察�when 

help past sense we deem。  HELENA。 My duty then shall pay  me for   my 

pains。 I will no more enforce mine office on you�察�Humbly entreating from 

your royal thoughts A modest one to bear me back again。 KING。 I cannot 

give thee less�察�to be call'd grateful。 Thou thought'st to help me�察�and such 

thanks I give As one near death to those that wish him live。 But what at 

full   I   know�察  �thou   know'st   no   part�察  �I   knowing   all   my   peril�察  �thou   no   art。 

HELENA。 What I can do can do no hurt to try�察�Since you set up your rest 

'gainst remedy。 He that of greatest works is finisher Oft does them by the 

weakest   minister。     So   holy   writ   in  babes   hath  judgment   shown�察     �When 

judges   have   been   babes。   Great   floods   have   flown   From   simple   sources�察�

and great seas have dried When miracles have by the greatest been denied。 



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Oft expectation fails�察�and most oft there Where most it promises�察�and oft it 

hits Where hope is coldest�察�and despair most fits。 KING。 I must not hear 

thee。  Fare  thee  well�察 �kind   maid�察�Thy  pains�察 �not   us'd�察 �must   by  thyself   be 

paid�察  �Proffers   not   took  reap   thanks   for  their   reward。   HELENA。   Inspired 

merit so by breath is barr'd。 It is not so with Him that all things knows�察�As 

'tis with us that square our guess by shows�察�But most it is presumption in 

us   when   The   help   of   heaven   we   count   the   act   of   men。   Dear   sir�察  �to   my 

endeavours give consent�察�Of  heaven�察�not me�察 �make   an experiment。 I  am 

not an impostor�察�that proclaim Myself against the level of mine aim�察�But 

know I think�察�and think I know most sure�察�My art is not past power nor 

you   past   cure。   KING。  Art   thou   so   confident�拭  �Within   what   space   Hop'st 

thou my cure�拭�HELENA。 The greatest Grace lending grace。 Ere twice the 

horses of the sun shall bring Their fiery torcher his diurnal ring�察�Ere twice 

in   murk   and   occidental   damp   Moist   Hesperus   hath   quench'd   his   sleepy 

lamp�察  �Or   four   and   twenty   times   the   pilot's   glass   Hath   told   the   thievish 

minutes   how   they   pass�察 �What   is   infirm   from   your   sound   parts   shall   fly�察�

Health shall live free�察�and sickness freely die。 KING。 Upon thy certainty 

and confidence What dar'st thou venture�拭�HELENA。 Tax of impudence�察�A 

strumpet's   boldness�察  �a   divulged   shame�察  �Traduc'd   by   odious   ballads�察  �my 

maiden's name Sear'd otherwise�察�ne worse of worst´extended With vilest 

torture let my life be ended。 KING。 Methinks in thee some blessed spirit 

doth     speak    His   powerful      sound    within    an    organ    weak�察   �And     what 

impossibility would slay In common sense�察�sense saves another way。 Thy 

life   is   dear�察  �for   all   that   life   can   rate   Worth   name   of   life   in   thee   hath 

estimate�此�Youth�察  �beauty�察  �wisdom�察  �courage�察  �all   That   happiness   and   prime 

can happy call。 Thou this to hazard needs must intimate Skill infinite or 

monstrous desperate。 Sweet practiser�察�thy physic I will try�察�That ministers 

thine own death if I die。 HELENA。 If I break time�察�or flinch in property Of 

what I spoke�察�unpitied let me die�察�And well deserv'd。 Not helping�察�death's 

my fee�察�But�察�if I help�察�what do you promise me�拭�KING。 Make thy demand。 

HELENA。 But will you make it even�拭�KING。 Ay�察�by my sceptre and my 

hopes of heaven。 HELENA。 Then shalt thou give me with thy kingly hand 

What husband in thy power I   will command。 Exempted be from me   the 

arrogance To   choose   from   forth   the   royal   blood   of   France�察  �My  low   and 



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humble   name   to   propagate   With   any   branch   or   image   of   thy   state�察  �But 

such a one�察�thy vassal�察�whom I know Is free

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