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Leon。 So are the Prince and Claudio�察�who accus'd her Upon the error
that you heard debated。 But Margaret was in some fault for this�察�Although
against her will�察�as it appears In the true course of all the question。
Ant。 Well�察�I am glad that all things sort so well。
Bene。 And so am I�察�being else by faith enforc'd To call young Claudio
to a reckoning for it。
Leon。 Well�察 �daughter�察 �and you gentlewomen all�察 �Withdraw into a
chamber by yourselves�察�And when I send for you�察 �come hither mask'd。
��Exeunt Ladies。�А�The Prince and Claudio promis'd by this hour To visit me。
You know your office�察 �brother�此 �You must be father to your brother's
daughter�察�And give her to young Claudio。
Ant。 Which I will do with confirm'd countenance。
Bene。 Friar�察�I must entreat your pains�察�I think。
Friar。 To do what�察�signior�拭�
Bene。 To bind me�察�or undo meone of them。 Signior Leonato�察�truth it
is�察�good signior�察�Your niece regards me with an eye of favour。
Leon。 That eye my daughter lent her。 'Tis most true。
Bene。 And I do with an eye of love requite her。
Leon。 The sight whereof I think you had from me�察�From Claudio�察�and
the Prince�察�but what's your will�拭�
Bene。 Your answer�察 �sir�察 �is enigmatical�察 �But�察 �for my will�察 �my will is�察�
your good will May stand with ours�察�this day to be conjoin'd In the state of
honourable marriage�察�In which�察�good friar�察�I shall desire your help。
Leon。 My heart is with your liking。
Friar。 And my help。 ��Enter Don Pedro and Claudio and two or three
other。 �А�Here comes the Prince and Claudio。
Pedro。 Good morrow to this fair assembly。
Leon。 Good morrow�察 �Prince�察 �good morrow�察 �Claudio。 We here attend
you。 Are you yet determin'd To´day to marry with my brother's daughter�拭�
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Claud。 I'll hold my mind�察�were she an Ethiope。
Leon。 Call her forth�察 �brother。 Here's the friar ready。 ��Exit Antonio。�А�
Pedro。 Good morrow�察 �Benedick。 Why�察 �what's the matter That you have
such a February face�察�So full of frost�察�of storm�察�and cloudiness�拭�
Claud。 I think he thinks upon the savage bull。 Tush�察 �fear not�察 �man� �
We'll tip thy horns with gold�察�And all Europa shall rejoice at thee�察�As once
Europa did at lusty Jove When he would play the noble beast in love。
Bene。 Bull Jove�察�sir�察�had an amiable low�察�And some such strange bull
leap'd your father's cow And got a calf in that same noble feat Much like
to you�察�for you have just his bleat。 ��Enter ��Leonato's�А�brother ��Antonio�В察�
Hero�察�Beatrice�察�Margaret�察�Ursula�察。�the ladies wearing masks。�А�
Claud。 For this I owe you。 Here comes other reckonings。 Which is the
lady I must seize upon�拭�
Ant。 This same is she�察�and I do give you her。
Claud。 Why then�察�she's mine。 Sweet�察�let me see your face。
Leon。 No�察�that you shall not till you take her hand Before this friar and
swear to marry her。
Claud。 Give me your hand before this holy friar。 I am your husband if
you like of me。
Hero。 And when I liv'd I was your other wife�察。�Unmasks。�А�And when
you lov'd you were my other husband。
Claud。 Another Hero� �
Hero。 Nothing certainer。 One Hero died defil'd�察 �but I do live�察 �And
surely as I live�察�I am a maid。
Pedro。 The former Hero� �Hero that is dead� �
Leon。 She died�察�my lord�察�but whiles her slander liv'd。
Friar。 All this amazement can I qualify�察�When�察�after that the holy rites
are ended�察�I'll tell you largely of fair Hero's death。 Meantime let wonder
seem familiar�察�And to the chapel let us presently。
Bene。 Soft and fair�察�friar。 Which is Beatrice�拭�
Beat。 ��unmasks�А�I answer to that name。 What is your will�拭�
Bene。 Do not you love me�拭�
Beat。 Why�察�no�察�no more than reason。
Bene。 Why�察�then your uncle�察�and the Prince�察�and Claudio Have been
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deceived�察�for they swore you did。
Beat。 Do not you love me�拭�
Bene。 Troth�察�no�察�no more than reason。
Beat。 Why�察�then my cousin�察�Margaret�察�and Ursula Are much deceiv'd�察�
for they did swear you did。
Bene。 They swore that you were almost sick for me。
Beat。 They swore that you were well´nigh dead for me。
Bene。 'Tis no such matter。 Then you do not love me�拭�
Beat。 No�察�truly�察�but in friendly recompense。
Leon。 Come�察�cousin�察�I am sure you love the gentleman。
Claud。 And I'll be sworn upon't that he loves her�察�For here's a paper
written in his hand�察�A halting sonnet of his own pure brain�察�Fashion'd to
Beatrice。
Hero。 And here's another�察 �Writ in my cousin's hand�察 �stol'n from her
pocket�察�Containing her affection unto Benedick。
Bene。 A miracle� �Here's our own hands against our hearts。 Come�察�I will
have thee�察�but�察�by this light�察�I take thee for pity。
Beat。 I would not deny you�察�but�察�by this good day�察�I yield upon great
persuasion�察 �and partly to save your life�察 �for I was told you were in a
consumption。
Bene。 Peace� �I will stop your mouth。 ��Kisses her。�А�
Bene。 I'll tell thee what�察�Prince�此�a college of wit´crackers cannot flout
me out of my humour。 Dost thou think I care for a satire or an epigram�拭�
No。 If a man will be beaten with brains�察�'a shall wear nothing handsome
about him。 In brief�察�since I do purpose to marry�察�I will think nothing to any
purpose that the world can say against it�察�and therefore never flout at me
for what I have said against it�察 �for man is a giddy thing�察�and this is my
conclusion。 For thy part�察�Claudio�察�I did think to have beaten thee�察�but in
that thou art like to be my kinsman�察�live unbruis'd�察�and love my cousin。
Claud。 I had well hop'd thou wouldst have denied Beatrice�察 �that I
might have cudgell'd thee out of thy single life�察 �to make thee a double´
dealer�察 �which out of question thou wilt be if my cousin do not look
exceeding narrowly to thee。
Bene。 Come�察 �come�察 �we are friends。 Let's have a dance ere we are
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married�察�that we may lighten our own hearts and our wives' heels。
Leon。 We'll have dancing afterward。
Bene。 First�察�of my word� �Therefore play�察�music。 Prince�察�thou art sad。
Get thee a wife�察�get thee a wife� �There is no staff more reverent than one
tipp'd with horn。 ��Enter Messenger。�А�Mess。 My lord�察�your brother John is
ta'en in flight�察�And brought with armed men back to Messina。
Bene。 Think not on him till to´morrow。 I'll devise thee brave
punishments for him。 Strike up�察�pipers� �Dance。 ��Exeunt。�А�THE END
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