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yourself�察�sir�察�or were you taught to find me�拭�The search�察�sir�察�was profitable�察�

and much fool may you find in you�察�even to the world's pleasure and the 

increase   of   laughter。   PAROLLES。  A  good   knave�察  �i'   faith�察  �and   well   fed。 

Madam�察�my lord will go away to´night�此�A very serious business calls on 

him。   The   great   prerogative   and   rite   of   love�察  �Which�察  �as   your   due�察  �time 

claims�察  �he   does   acknowledge�察  �But   puts   it   off   to   a   compell'd   restraint�察�

Whose want�察�and whose  delay�察�is strew'd with   sweets�察�Which they  distil 

now in the curbed time�察�To make the coming hour o'erflow with joy And 

pleasure   drown   the   brim。   HELENA。   What's   his   else�拭  �PAROLLES。   That 

you will take your instant leave o' th' King�察�And make this haste as your 



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own   good   proceeding�察  �Strength'ned   with   what   apology   you   think   May 

make it probable need。 HELENA。 What more commands he�拭�PAROLLES。 

That�察  �having    this  obtain'd�察 �you  presently   Attend   his  further  pleasure。 

HELENA。 In everything I wait upon his will。 PAROLLES。 I shall report it 

so。 HELENA。 I pray you。 Exit PAROLLES Come�察�sirrah。 Exeunt 



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                 SCENE 5。 Paris。 The KING'S palace 



     Enter LAFEU and BERTRAM 

       LAFEU。       But   I  hope    your    lordship   thinks    not   him    a  soldier。 

BERTRAM。 Yes�察�my lord�察�and of very valiant approof。 LAFEU。 You have 

it   from   his   own    deliverance。     BERTRAM。         And    by   other   warranted 

testimony。   LAFEU。   Then   my   dial   goes   not   true�察  �I   took   this   lark   for   a 

bunting。     BERTRAM。        I  do   assure   you�察  �my   lord�察 �he   is  very   great  in 

knowledge�察  �and   accordingly   valiant。   LAFEU。   I   have   then   sinn'd   against 

his experience and transgress'd against his valour�察�and my state that way is 

dangerous�察�since I cannot yet find in my heart to repent。 Here he comes�察�I 

pray you make us friends�察�I will pursue the amity 

       Enter PAROLLES 

       PAROLLES。         ��To   BERTRAM�А        �These    things   shall   be   done�察  �sir。 

LAFEU。  Pray   you�察  �sir�察 �who's   his   tailor�拭  �PAROLLES。  Sir�   �LAFEU。   O�察  �I 

know   him   well。 Ay�察  �sir�察  �he�察  �sir�察  �'s   a   good   workman�察  �a   very   good   tailor。 

BERTRAM。 ��Aside to PAROLLES�А�Is she gone to the King�拭�PAROLLES。 

She is。 BERTRAM。 Will she away to´night�拭�PAROLLES。 As you'll have 

her。 BERTRAM。 I have writ my letters�察�casketed my treasure�察�Given order 

for our horses�察�and to´night�察�When I should take possession of the bride�察�

End ere I do begin。 LAFEU。 A good traveller is something at the latter end 

of a dinner�察�but one that lies three´thirds and uses a known truth to pass a 

thousand nothings with�察�should be once heard and thrice beaten。 God save 

you�察�Captain。 BERTRAM。 Is there any unkindness between my lord and 

you�察�monsieur�拭�PAROLLES。 I know not how I have deserved to run into 

my lord's displeasure。 LAFEU。 You have made shift to run into 't�察�boots 

and spurs and all�察�like him that leapt into the custard�察�and out of it you'll 

run again�察  �rather than   suffer question   for   your   residence。  BERTRAM。   It 

may be you have mistaken him�察�my lord。 LAFEU。 And shall do so ever�察�

though I took him at's prayers。 Fare you well�察�my lord�察�and believe this of 

me�此  �there   can   be   no   kernal   in   this   light   nut�察  �the   soul   of   this   man   is   his 

clothes�察�trust him not in matter of heavy consequence�察�I have kept of them 

tame�察�and know their natures。 Farewell�察�monsieur�察�I have spoken better of 

you than you have or will to deserve at my hand�察�but we  must do good 



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against evil。 Exit PAROLLES。 An idle lord�察�I swear。 BERTRAM。 I think 

so。 PAROLLES。 Why�察�do you not know him�拭�BERTRAM。 Yes�察�I do know 

him well�察�and common speech Gives him a worthy pass。 Here comes my 

clog。 

       Enter HELENA 

       HELENA。 I have�察�sir�察�as I was commanded from you�察�Spoke with the 

King�察  �and   have   procur'd   his   leave   For   present   parting�察  �only   he   desires 

Some private speech with you。 BERTRAM。 I shall obey his will。 You must 

not marvel�察 �Helen�察 �at   my  course�察�Which holds not   colour   with   the time�察�

nor does The ministration and required office On my particular。 Prepar'd I 

was not For such a business�察�therefore am I found So much unsettled。 This 

drives me to entreat you That presently you take your way for home�察�And 

rather muse than ask why  I entreat you�察�For   my respects are better   than 

they seem�察�And my appointments have in them a need Greater than shows 

itself   at   the   first   view   To   you   that   know   them   not。   This   to   my   mother。 

��Giving a letter�А�'Twill be two days ere I shall see you�察�so I leave you to 

your wisdom。 HELENA。 Sir�察�I can nothing say But that I am your   most 

obedient servant。   BERTRAM。   Come�察 �come�察  �no   more   of   that。   HELENA。 

And ever shall With true observance seek to eke out that Wherein toward 

me   my  homely  stars have   fail'd To   equal my  great   fortune。   BERTRAM。 

Let that go。 My haste is very great。 Farewell�察�hie home。 HELENA。 Pray�察�

sir�察�your pardon。 BERTRAM。 Well�察�what would you say�拭�HELENA。 I am 

not worthy of the wealth I owe�察�Nor dare I say 'tis mine�察�and yet it is�察�But�察�

like   a   timorous   thief�察  �most   fain   would   steal   What   law  does   vouch   mine 

own。    BERTRAM。         What    would   you   have�拭   �HELENA。       Something�察    �and 

scarce so much�察�nothing�察�indeed。 I would not tell you what I would�察�my 

lord。 Faith�察�yes�此�Strangers and foes do sunder and not kiss。 BERTRAM。 I 

pray you�察�stay not�察�but in haste to horse。 HELENA。 I shall not break your 

bidding�察�good my lord。 BERTRAM。 Where are my other men�察�monsieur�拭�

Farewell� �Exit HELENA 

       Go thou toward home�察�where I will never come Whilst I can shake 

my    sword    or  hear   the  drum。    Away�察  �and   for  our   flight。  PAROLLES。 

Bravely�察�coragio� �Exeunt 



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                    ACT III。 



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              SCENE 1。 Florence。 The DUKE's palace 



       Flourish。 Enter the DUKE OF FLORENCE�察�attended�察�two FRENCH 

LORDS�察�with a TROOP OF SOLDIERS 

       DUKE。      So   that�察 �from   point   to  point�察 �now    have    you   heard   The 

fundamental reasons of this war�察�Whose great decision hath much blood 

let   forth And   more   thirsts   after。   FIRST   LORD。   Holy   seems   the   quarrel 

Upon     your    Grace's   part�察  �black   and   fearful   On   the   opposer。    DUKE。 

Therefore we marvel much our cousin France Would in so just a business 

shut   his   bosom Against   our   borrowing   prayers。   SECOND   LORD。   Good 

my lord�察�The reasons of our state I cannot yield�察�But like a common and an 

outward   man   That   the   great   figure   of   a   council   frames   By   self´unable 

motion�察  �therefore   dare   not   Say   what   I   think   of   it�察  �since   I   have   found 

Myself in my incertain grounds to fail As often as I guess'd。 DUKE。 Be it 

his pleasure。 FIRST LORD。 But I am sure the younger of our nature�察�That 

surfeit   on   their  ease�察  �will   day   by   day   Come  here   for   physic。  DUKE。 

Welcome shall they be And all the honours that can fly from us Shall on 

them settle。 You know your places well�察�When better fall�察�for your avails 

they fell。 To´morrow to th' field。 Flourish。 Exeunt 



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           SCENE 2。 Rousillon。 The COUNT'S palace 



    Enter COUNTESS and CLOWN 

       COUNTESS。 It hath happen'd all as I would have had it�察�save that he 

comes not along with her。 CLOWN。 By my troth�察�I take my young lord to 

be a very melancholy man。 COUNTESS。 By what observance�察�I pray you�拭�

CLOWN。 Why�察  �he   will   look upon   his boot   and   sing�察  �mend   the   ruff   and 

sing�察�ask questions and sing�察�pick his teeth and sing。 I know a man that 

had this trick of melancholy sold a goodly manor for a song。 COUNTESS。 

Let me see what he writes�察�and when he means to come。 ��Opening a letter�А�

CLOWN。 I have no mind to Isbel since I was at court。 Our old ling and 

our Isbels o' th' country are nothing like your old ling and your Isbels o' th' 

court。 The brains of my Cupid's knock'd out�察�and I begin to love�察�as an old 

man   loves   money�察  �with   no   stomach。   COUNTESS。   What   have   we   here�拭�

CLOWN。 E'en that you have there。 Exit 

       COUNTESS。   ��Reads�А  �'I   have   sent   you   a   daughter´in´law�察  �she   hath 

recovered the King and undone me。 I have wedded her�察�not bedded her�察�

and sworn to make the ;not; eternal。 You shall hear I am run away�察�know 

it before the report come。 If there be breadth enough in the world�察�I will 

hold a long distance。 My duty to you。 Your unfortunate son�察�BERTRAM。' 

This is not well�察�rash and unbridled boy�察�To fly the favours of so good a 

king�察�To pluck his indignation on thy head By the misprizing of a maid too 

virtuous For the contempt of empire。 

       Re´enter CLOWN 

       CLOWN。      O   madam�察   �yonder    is  heavy  news    within   between    two 

soldiers and my young lady。 COUNTESS。 What is the ´matter�拭�CLOWN。 

Nay�察�there is some comfort in the news�察�some comfort�察�your son will not 

be kill'd so soon as I thought he would。 COUNTESS。 Why should he be 

kill'd�拭�CLOWN。 So say I�察�madam�察�if he run away�察�as I hear he does the 

danger is in standing to 't�察�that's the loss of men�察�though it be the getting of 

children。

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