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     John。 I make all use of it�察�for I use it only。 

     ��Enter Borachio。�А�

     Who comes here�拭�What news�察�Borachio�拭�



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    Bora。 I came yonder from a great supper。 The Prince your brother is 

royally   entertain'd  by   Leonato�察 �and  I  can  give  you  intelligence  of  an 

intended marriage。 

    John。 Will it serve for any model to build mischief on�拭�What is he for a 

fool that betroths himself to unquietness�拭�

    Bora。 Marry�察�it is your brother's right hand。 

    John。 Who�拭�the most exquisite Claudio�拭�

    Bora。 Even he。 

    John。 A proper squire� �And who�拭�and who�拭�which way looks he�拭�

    Bora。 Marry�察�on Hero�察�the daughter and heir of Leonato。 

    John。 A very forward March´chick� �How came you to this�拭�

    Bora。 Being entertain'd for a perfumer�察�as I was smoking a musty room�察�

comes me the Prince and Claudio�察�hand in hand in sad conference。 I whipt 

me behind the arras and there heard it agreed upon that the Prince should 

woo Hero for himself�察�and having obtain'd her�察�give her to Count Claudio。 

    John。    Come�察   �come�察  �let  us  thither。  This  may   prove   food  to  my 

displeasure。 That young start´up hath all the glory of my overthrow。 If I 

can cross him any way�察�I bless myself every way。 You are both sure�察�and 

will assist me�拭�

    Con。 To the death�察�my lord。 

    John。 Let us   to the great supper。 Their cheer is the greater that I   am 

subdued。 Would the cook were o' my mind� �Shall we go prove what's to be 

done�拭�

    Bora。 We'll wait upon your lordship。 ��Exeunt。�А�



       



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                     ACT II。 



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                                       SCENE I。 



     A hall in Leonato's house。 

     ��Enter    Leonato�察    。�Antonio�А    �his  Brother�察   �Hero    his   Daughter�察    �and 

Beatrice his Niece�察�and a Kinsman�察。�also Margaret and Ursula。�А�

     Leon。 Was not Count John here at supper�拭�

     Ant。 I saw him not。 

     Beat。 How tartly that gentleman looks� �I never can see him but I am 

heart´burn'd an hour after。 

     Hero。 He is of a very melancholy disposition。 

     Beat。   He   were   an   excellent   man   that   were   made   just   in   the   midway 

between him and Benedick。 The one is too like an image and says nothing�察�

and the other too like my lady's eldest son�察�evermore tattling。 

     Leon。 Then half Signior Benedick's tongue in Count John's mouth�察�and 

half Count John's melancholy in Signior Benedick's face 

       Beat。 With a good leg and a good foot�察�uncle�察�and money enough in 

his purse�察�such a man would win any woman in the worldif 'a could get 

her good will。 

     Leon。 By my troth�察�niece�察�thou wilt never get thee a husband if thou be 

so shrewd of thy tongue。 

     Ant。 In faith�察�she's too curst。 

     Beat。 Too   curst   is   more   than   curst。   I   shall   lessen   God's   sending   that 

way�察�for it is said�察�'God sends a curst cow short horns��' but to a cow too 

curst he sends none。 

     Leon。 So�察�by being too curst�察�God will send you no horns。 

     Beat。 Just�察�if he send me no husband�察�for the which blessing I am at 

him upon my knees every morning and evening。 Lord�察�I could not endure 

a husband with a beard on his face。 I had rather lie in the woollen� �

     Leon。 You may light on a husband that hath no beard。 

     Beat。 What should I do with him�拭�dress him in my apparel and make 

him my waiting gentlewoman�拭�He that hath a beard is more than a youth�察�

and he that hath no beard is less than a man�察�and he that is more than a 

youth   is   not   for   me�察  �and   he   that   is   less   than   a   man�察  �I   am   not   for   him。 

Therefore I will even take sixpence in earnest of the berrord and lead his 



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apes into hell。 

     Leon。 Well then�察�go you into hell�拭�

     Beat。 No�察�but to the gate�察�and there will the devil meet me like an old 

cuckold with horns on his head�察�and say 'Get you to heaven�察�Beatrice�察�get 

you to heaven。 Here's no place for you maids。' So deliver I up my apes�察�

and    away     to  Saint   Peterfor    the   heavens。    He    shows    me    where    the 

bachelors sit�察�and there live we as merry as the day is long。 

     Ant。 ��to Hero�А�Well�察�niece�察�I trust you will be rul'd by your father。 

     Beat。 Yes faith。 It is my cousin's duty to make cursy and say�察�'Father�察�as 

it please you。' But yet for all that�察�cousin�察�let him be a handsome fellow�察�or 

else make another cursy�察�and say�察�'Father�察�as it please me。' 

     Leon。 Well�察�niece�察�I hope to see you one day fitted with a husband。 

     Beat。 Not till God make men of some other metal than earth。 Would it 

not   grieve   a   woman   to   be   overmaster'd   with   a   piece   of   valiant   dust�拭  �to 

make   an   account   of   her   life   to   a   clod   of   wayward   marl�拭  �No�察  �uncle�察  �I'll 

none。 Adam's sons are my brethren�察�and truly I hold it a sin to match in my 

kinred。 

     Leon。 Daughter�察�remember what I told you。 If the Prince do solicit you 

in that kind�察�you know your answer。 

     Beat。 The  fault will   be in the music�察 �cousin�察�if   you be   not wooed in 

good   time。   If   the   Prince   be   too   important�察  �tell   him   there   is   measure   in 

everything�察  �and   so   dance   out   the   answer。   For�察  �hear   me�察  �Hero�此  �wooing�察�

wedding�察�and repenting is as a Scotch jig�察�a measure�察�and a cinque´pace�此�

the first suit is hot and hasty like a Scotch jigand full as fantastical�察�the 

wedding�察�mannerly modest�察�as a measure�察�full of state and ancientry�察�and 

then   comes   Repentance   and   with   his   bad   legs   falls   into   the   cinque´pace 

faster and faster�察�till he sink into his grave。 

     Leon。 Cousin�察�you apprehend passing shrewdly。 

     Beat。 I have a good eye�察�uncle�察�I can see a church by daylight。 

     Leon。 The revellers are ent'ring�察�brother。 Make good room。 

       ��Exit Antonio。�А�

     ��Enter�察。�masked�撮А�Don Pedro�察�Claudio�察�Benedick�察�and Balthasar。 With 

them     enter   Antonio�察    �also   masked。     After   them    enter   Don     John   ��and 

Borachio ��without masks���察�who stand aside and look on during the dance。�А�



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    Pedro。 Lady�察�will you walk a bout with your friend�拭�

    Hero。 So you walk softly and look sweetly and say nothing�察�I am yours 

for the walk�察�and especially when I walk away。 

    Pedro。 With me in your company�拭�

    Hero。 I may say so when I please。 

    Pedro。 And when please you to say so�拭�

    Hero。 When I like your favour�察�for God defend the lute should be like 

the case� �

    Pedro。 My visor is Philemon's roof�察�within the house is Jove。 

    Hero。 Why then�察�your visor should be thatch'd。 

    Pedro。 Speak low if you speak love。 ��Takes her aside。�А�

    Balth。 Well�察�I would you did like me。 

    Marg。 So would not I for your own sake�察�for I have many ill qualities。 

    Balth。 Which is one�拭�

    Marg。 I say my prayers aloud。 

    Balth。 I love you the better。 The hearers may cry Amen。 

    Marg。 God match me with a good dancer� �

    Balth。 Amen。 

    Marg。 And   God   keep   him   out   of   my   sight   when   the   dance   is   done� �

Answer�察�clerk。 

    Balth。 No more words。 The clerk is answered。 

       ��Takes her aside。�А�

    Urs。 I know you well enough。 You are Signior Antonio。 

    Ant。 At a word�察�I am not。 

    Urs。 I know you by the waggling of your head。 

    Ant。 To tell you true�察�I counterfeit him。 

    Urs。 You could never do him so ill´well unless you were the very man。 

Here's his dry hand up and down。 You are he�察�you are he� �

    Ant。 At a word�察�I am not。 

    Urs。 Come�察�come�察�do you think I do not know you by your excellent 

wit�拭�Can virtue hide itself�拭�Go to�察 �mum you are he。 Graces will appear�察�

and there's an end。 �А�They step aside。�А�

    Beat。 Will you not tell me who told you so�拭�

    Bene。 No�察�you shall pardon me。 



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     Beat。 Nor will you not tell me who you are�拭�

     Bene。 Not now。 

     Beat。   That   I   was   disdainful�察  �and   that   I   had   my   good   wit   out   of   the 

'Hundred Merry Tales。' Well�察�this was Signior Benedick that said so。 

     Bene。 What's he�拭�

     Beat。 I am sure you know him well enough。 

     Bene。 Not I�察�believe me。 

     Beat。 Did he never make you laugh�拭�

     Bene。 I pray you�察�what is he�拭�

     Beat。 Why�察�he is the Prince's jester�察�a very dull fool。 Only his gift is in 

devising impossible slanders。 None but libertines delight in him�察�and the 

commendation is not in his wit�察�but in his villany�察�for he both pleases men 

and angers them�察�and then they laugh at him and beat him。 I am sure he is 

in the fleet。 I would he had boarded me。 

     Bene。 When I know the gentleman�察�I'll tell him what you say。 

     Beat。   Do�察  �do。   He'll   but   break   a   comparison   or   two   on   me�察  �which 

peradventure�察�not marked or not laugh'd at�察�strikes him into melancholy�察�

and then there's a partridge wing saved�察�for the fool will eat no supper that 

night。 ��Music。�А�We must follow the leaders。 

     Bene。 In every good thing。 

     Beat。 Nay�察�if they lead to any ill�察�I will leave them at the next turning。 

       ��Dance。 Exeunt ��all but Don John�察�Borachio�察�and Claudio�А� 

     John。   Sure   my   brother   is   amorous   on   Hero   and   hath   withdrawn   her 

father to break with him about it。 The ladies follow her and but one visor 

remains。 

     Bora。 And that is Claudio。 I know him by his bearing。 

     John。 Are you not Signior Benedick�拭�


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