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such a one�察�thy vassal�察�whom I know Is free for me to ask�察�thee to bestow。 

KING。      Here    is  my    hand�察   �the   premises     observ'd�察   �Thy    will   by   my 

performance shall be   serv'd。 So make   the choice of thy own   time�察�for   I�察�

Thy resolv'd patient�察�on   thee still rely。 More  should I question thee�察 �and 

more   I   must�察  �Though   more   to   know   could   not   be   more   to   trust�察  �From 

whence thou cam'st�察�how tended on。 But rest Unquestion'd welcome and 

undoubted blest。 Give me some help here�察�ho� �If thou proceed As high as 

word�察�my deed shall match thy deed。 ��Flourish。 Exeunt�А�



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            SCENE 2。 Rousillon。 The COUNT'S palace 



     Enter COUNTESS and CLOWN 

       COUNTESS。 Come on�察�sir�察�I shall now put you to the height of your 

breeding。   CLOWN。   I   will   show   myself   highly   fed   and   lowly   taught。   I 

know   my   business   is   but   to   the   court。   COUNTESS。  To   the   court�   �Why�察�

what place make you special�察�when you put off that with such contempt�拭�

But   to   the   court�   �CLOWN。   Truly�察  �madam�察  �if   God   have   lent   a   man   any 

manners�察�he may easily put it off at court。 He that cannot make a leg�察�put 

off's cap�察�kiss his hand�察 �and say nothing�察�has neither leg�察�hands�察�lip�察�nor 

cap�察�and indeed such a fellow�察�to say precisely�察�were not for the court�察�but 

for me�察�I have an answer will serve all men。 COUNTESS。 Marry�察�that's a 

bountiful answer that fits all questions。 CLOWN。 It is like a barber's chair�察�

that fits all buttocks´the pin buttock�察�the quatch buttock�察�the brawn buttock�察�

or any buttock。 COUNTESS。 Will your answer serve fit to all questions�拭�

CLOWN。 As fit as ten groats is for the hand of an attorney�察�as your French 

crown     for  your   taffety   punk�察  �as  Tib's  rush   for  Tom's   forefinger�察  �as  a 

pancake for Shrove Tuesday�察�a morris for Mayday�察�as the nail to his hole�察�

the cuckold to his horn�察�as a scolding quean to a wrangling knave�察�as the 

nun's lip to the friar's mouth�察�nay�察�as the pudding to his skin。 COUNTESS。 

Have   you�察  �I�察  �say�察  �an   answer   of   such   fitness   for   all   questions�拭  �CLOWN。 

From below your duke to beneath your constable�察�it will fit any question。 

COUNTESS。 It must be an answer of most monstrous size that must fit all 

demands。 CLOWN。 But a trifle neither�察�in good faith�察�if the learned should 

speak   truth   of   it。   Here   it   is�察  �and   all   that   belongs   to't。 Ask   me   if   I   am   a 

courtier�此�it shall do you no harm to learn。 COUNTESS。 To be young again�察�

if we could�察�I will be a fool in question�察�hoping to be the wiser by your 

answer。 I pray you�察�sir�察�are you a courtier�拭�CLOWN。 O Lord�察�sir� �There's a 

simple putting off。 More�察�more�察�a hundred of them。 COUNTESS。 Sir�察�I am 

a poor friend of yours�察�that loves you。 CLOWN。 O Lord�察�sir� �Thick�察�thick�察�

spare not me。 COUNTESS。 I think�察�sir�察�you can eat none of this homely 

meat。 CLOWN。 O Lord�察�sir� �Nay�察�put me to't�察�I warrant you。 COUNTESS。 

You were lately whipp'd�察�sir�察�as I think。 CLOWN。 O Lord�察�sir� �Spare not 

me。 COUNTESS。 Do you cry 'O Lord�察�sir��' at your whipping�察�and 'spare 



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not me'�拭�Indeed your 'O Lord�察�sir��' is very sequent to your whipping。 You 

would     answer    very   well   to  a  whipping�察    �if  you  were    but  bound    to't。 

CLOWN。 I ne'er had worse luck in my life in my 'O Lord�察�sir��' I see thing's 

may     serve   long�察  �but   not  serve   ever。   COUNTESS。         I  play   the  noble 

housewife with the time�察�To entertain it so merrily with a fool。 CLOWN。 

O Lord�察�sir� �Why�察�there't serves well again。 COUNTESS。 An end�察�sir� �To 

your   business�此  �give   Helen   this�察�And   urge   her   to   a   present   answer   back�察�

Commend   me   to   my   kinsmen   and   my   son。  This   is   not   much。   CLOWN。 

Not much commendation to them�拭�COUNTESS。 Not much   employment 

for you。 You understand me�拭�CLOWN。 Most fruitfully�察�I am there before 

my legs。 COUNTESS。 Haste you again。 Exeunt 



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                 SCENE 3。 Paris。 The KING'S palace 



    Enter BERTRAM�察�LAFEU�察�and PAROLLES 

       LAFEU。 They say miracles are past�察�and we have our philosophical 

persons   to   make   modern   and   familiar   things   supernatural   and   causeless。 

Hence   is   it   that   we   make  trifles   of   terrors�察  �ensconcing   ourselves  into 

seeming knowledge when we should submit ourselves to an unknown fear。 

PAROLLES。 Why�察�'tis the rarest argument of wonder that hath shot out in 

our latter times。 BERTRAM。 And so 'tis。 LAFEU。 To be relinquish'd of the 

artists´ PAROLLES。 So I say´both of Galen and Paracelsus。 LAFEU。 Of 

all the learned and authentic fellows´ PAROLLES。 Right�察�so I say。 LAFEU。 

That gave   him  out   incurable´  PAROLLES。 Why�察 �there  'tis�察  �so   say  I   too。 

LAFEU。 Not to be help'd´ PAROLLES。 Right�察�as 'twere a man assur'd of 

a´ LAFEU。 Uncertain life and sure death。 PAROLLES。 Just�察�you say well�察�

so would I have said。 LAFEU。 I may truly say it is a novelty to the world。 

PAROLLES。 It is indeed。 If you will have it in showing�察�you shall read it 

in what´do´ye´call't here。 LAFEU。 ��Reading the ballad title�А�'A Showing of 

a   Heavenly   Effect   in   an   Earthly  Actor。'   PAROLLES。   That's   it�察  �I   would 

have said the very same。 LAFEU。 Why�察�your dolphin is not lustier。 'Fore 

me�察�I speak in respect´ PAROLLES。 Nay�察�'tis strange�察�'tis very strange�察�that 

is the brief and the tedious of it�察�and he's of a most facinerious spirit that 

will   not   acknowledge      it  to  be  the´  LAFEU。      Very    hand   of  heaven。 

PAROLLES。 Ay�察  �so   I   say。   LAFEU。   In   a   most   weak´   PAROLLES。  And 

debile   minister�察  �great   power�察  �great   transcendence�察  �which   should�察  �indeed�察�

give us a further use to be made than alone the recov'ry of the King�察�as to 

be´ LAFEU。 Generally thankful。 

       Enter KING�察�HELENA�察�and ATTENDANTS 

       PAROLLES。 I would have said it�察�you say well。 Here comes the King。 

LAFEU。 Lustig�察�as the Dutchman says。 I'll like a maid the better�察�whilst I 

have a tooth in my head。 Why�察�he's able to lead her a coranto。 PAROLLES。 

Mort du vinaigre� �Is not this Helen�拭�LAFEU。 'Fore God�察�I think so。 KING。 

Go�察�call   before  me all   the lords in   court。  Exit an ATTENDANT  Sit�察  �my 

preserver�察   �by  thy   patient's  side�察 �And   with   this  healthful   hand�察  �whose 

banish'd sense Thou has repeal'd�察�a second time receive The confirmation 



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of my promis'd gift�察�Which but attends thy naming。 

       Enter three or four LORDS 

       Fair   maid�察  �send   forth   thine   eye。  This   youthful    parcel   Of   noble 

bachelors   stand   at   my   bestowing�察  �O'er   whom   both   sovereign   power   and 

father's voice I have to use。 Thy frank election make�察�Thou hast power to 

choose�察�and they none to forsake。 HELENA。 To each of you one fair and 

virtuous mistress Fall�察�when love please。 Marry�察�to each but one� �LAFEU。 

I'd give bay Curtal and his furniture My mouth no more were broken than 

these boys'�察�And writ as little beard。 KING。 Peruse them well。 Not one of 

those but had a noble father。 HELENA。 Gentlemen�察�Heaven hath through 

me restor'd the King to health。 ALL。 We understand it�察�and thank heaven 

for   you。   HELENA。   I   am   a   simple   maid�察  �and   therein   wealthiest   That   I 

protest I simply am a maid。 Please it your Majesty�察�I have done already。 

The blushes in my cheeks thus whisper me�此�'We blush that thou shouldst 

choose�察�but�察�be refused�察�Let the white death sit on thy cheek for ever�察�We'll 

ne'er come there again。' KING。 Make choice and see�此�Who shuns thy love 

shuns   all   his   love  in   me。   HELENA。   Now�察  �Dian�察  �from  thy  altar   do   I   fly�察�

And to imperial Love�察�that god most high�察�Do my sighs stream。 Sir�察�will 

you hear my suit�拭�FIRST LORD。 And grant it。 HELENA。 Thanks�察�sir�察�all 

the rest is mute。 LAFEU。 I had rather be in this choice than throw ames´ 

ace for my life。 HELENA。 The honour�察�sir�察�that flames in your fair eyes�察�

Before I speak�察�too threat'ningly replies。 Love make your fortunes twenty 

times above Her that so wishes�察�and her humble love� �SECOND LORD。 

No better�察�if you please。 HELENA。 My wish receive�察�Which great Love 

grant�察�and so I take my leave。 LAFEU。 Do all they deny her�拭�An they were 

sons   of   mine   I'd   have   them   whipt�察  �or   I   would   send   them   to   th'   Turk   to 

make eunuchs of。 HELENA。 Be not afraid that I your hand should take�察�

I'll never do you wrong for your own sake。 Blessing upon your vows�察�and 

in your bed Find fairer fortune�察�if you ever wed� �LAFEU。 These boys are 

boys of ice�察�they'll none have her。 Sure�察�they are bastards to the English�察�

the French ne'er got 'em。 HELENA。 You are too young�察�too happy�察�and too 

good�察�To make yourself a son out of my blood。 FOURTH LORD。 Fair one�察�

I think not so。 LAFEU。 There's one grape yet�察�I am sure thy father drunk 

wine´but if thou be'st not an ass�察�I am a youth of fourteen�察�I have known 



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thee already。 HELENA。 ��To BERTRAM�А�I dare not say I take you�察�but I 

give Me and my service�察�ever whilst I live�察�Into your guiding power。 This 

is   the   man。   KING。   Why�察  �then�察  �young   Bertram�察  �take   her�察  �she's   thy   wife。 

BERTRAM。 My wife�察�my liege� �I shall beseech your Highness�察�In such a 

business give me leave to use The help of mine own eyes。 KING。 Know'st 

thou not�察�Bertram�察�What she has done for me�拭�BERTRAM。 Yes�察�my good 

lord�察   �But   never   hope    to  know    why   I   should    marry   her。   KING。    Thou 

know'st she has rais'd me from my sickly bed。 BERTRAM。 But follows it�察�

my lord�察�to bring me down Must answer for your raising�拭�I know her well�此�

She had her breeding   at   my father's   charge。 A poor  physician's daughter 

my   wife�   �Disdain   Rather   corrupt   me       ever�   �KING。   'Tis   only   title  thou 

disdain'st in her�察�the which I can build up。 Strange is it that our bloods�察�Of 

colour�察    �weight�察   �and   heat�察  �pour'd   all  together�察   �Would     quite   confound 

distinction�察  �yet   stand   off   In   differences   so   mighty。   If   she   be All   that   is 

virtuous´save what thou dislik'st�察�A poor physician's daughter´thou dislik'st 

Of virtue for the name�察�but do not so。 From lowest place when virtuous 

things   proceed�察  �The   place   is   dignified   by   the   doe

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