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dare not give。 Wherefore�察�what's the instance�拭�Tongue�察�I must put you into 

a butterwoman's mouth�察�and buy myself another of Bajazet's mule�察�if you 



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prattle   me   into   these   perils。   SECOND   LORD。   Is   it   possible   he   should 

know what he is�察�and be that he is�拭�PAROLLES。 I would the cutting of my 

garments   would   serve   the   turn�察  �or   the   breaking   of   my   Spanish   sword。 

SECOND LORD。 We cannot afford you so。 PAROLLES。 Or the baring of 

my beard�察�and to say it was in stratagem。 SECOND LORD。 'Twould not 

do。    PAROLLES。         Or   to  drown     my    clothes�察  �and   say   I  was    stripp'd。 

SECOND   LORD。   Hardly   serve。   PAROLLES。   Though   I   swore   I   leap'd 

from     the    window      of   the   citadel´    SECOND         LORD。      How      deep�拭�

PAROLLES。   Thirty   fathom。   SECOND   LORD。   Three   great   oaths   would 

scarce make that be believed。 PAROLLES。 I would I had any drum of the 

enemy's�察  �I   would   swear   I   recover'd   it。   SECOND   LORD。 You   shall   hear 

one   anon。   ��Alarum   within�А  �PAROLLES。   A   drum   now   of   the   enemy's� �

SECOND   LORD。   Throca   movousus�察  �cargo�察  �cargo�察  �cargo。   ALL。   Cargo�察�

cargo�察�cargo�察�villianda par corbo�察�cargo。 PAROLLES。 O�察�ransom�察�ransom� �

Do not hide mine eyes。 ��They blindfold him�А�FIRST SOLDIER。 Boskos 

thromuldo   boskos。   PAROLLES。   I   know   you   are   the   Muskos'   regiment�察�

And I shall lose my life for want of language。 If there be here German�察�or 

Dane�察�Low Dutch�察�Italian�察�or French�察�let him speak to me�察�I'll discover that 

which   shall   undo   the   Florentine。   FIRST   SOLDIER。   Boskos   vauvado。   I 

understand thee�察�and can speak thy tongue。 Kerely´bonto�察�sir�察�betake thee 

to   thy   faith�察  �for   seventeen   poniards   are   at   thy   bosom。   PAROLLES。   O� �

FIRST SOLDIER。 O�察�pray�察�pray�察�pray� �Manka revania dulche。 SECOND 

LORD。       Oscorbidulchos       volivorco。    FIRST     SOLDIER。        The   General     is 

content to spare thee yet�察�And�察�hoodwink'd as thou art�察�will lead thee on To 

gather   from   thee。   Haply   thou   mayst   inform   Something   to   save   thy   life。 

PAROLLES。   O�察  �let   me   live�察 �And   all   the   secrets   of   our   camp   I'll   show�察�

Their force�察�their purposes。 Nay�察�I'll speak that Which you will wonder at。 

FIRST SOLDIER。 But wilt thou faithfully�拭�PAROLLES。 If I do not�察�damn 

me。   FIRST   SOLDIER。   Acordo   linta。   Come   on�察  �thou   art   granted   space。 

Exit�察�PAROLLES guarded。 A short alarum within SECOND LORD。 Go�察�

tell the  Count Rousillon   and my  brother We   have caught   the  woodcock�察�

and    will   keep    him    muffled    Till  we    do   hear   from    them。    SECOND 

SOLDIER。   Captain�察  �I   will。   SECOND   LORD。   'A  will   betray   us   all   unto 

ourselves´ Inform on that。 SECOND SOLDIER。 So I will�察�sir。 SECOND 



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LORD。 Till then I'll keep him dark and safely lock'd。 Exeunt 



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             SCENE 2。 Florence。 The WIDOW'S house 



     Enter BERTRAM and DIANA 

       BERTRAM。 They told me that your name was Fontibell。 DIANA。 No�察�

my   good   lord�察  �Diana。   BERTRAM。   Titled   goddess�察  �And   worth   it�察  �with 

addition�   �But�察  �fair   soul�察  �In   your   fine   frame   hath   love   no   quality�拭  �If   the 

quick    fire  of  youth    light  not  your    mind�察  �You    are  no  maiden�察    �but  a 

monument�察�When you are dead�察�you should be such a one As you are now�察�

for you are cold and stern�察�And now you should be as your mother was 

When your sweet self was got。 DIANA。 She then was honest。 BERTRAM。 

So should you be。 DIANA。 No。 My mother did but duty�察�such�察�my lord�察�As 

you owe to your wife。 BERTRAM。 No more o'that� �I prithee do not strive 

against my vows。 I   was compell'd to   her�察�but I love   thee By love's own 

sweet constraint�察�and will for ever Do thee all rights of service。 DIANA。 

Ay�察�so you serve us Till we serve you�察�but when you have our roses You 

barely leave our thorns to prick ourselves�察�And mock us with our bareness。 

BERTRAM。   How   have   I   sworn�   �DIANA。   'Tis   not   the   many   oaths   that 

makes the truth�察�But the plain single vow that is vow'd true。 What is not 

holy�察�that we swear not by�察�But take the High'st to witness。 Then�察�pray you�察�

tell   me�此  �If   I   should   swear   by   Jove's   great   attributes   I   lov'd   you   dearly�察�

would you believe my oaths When I did love you ill�拭�This has no holding�察�

To   swear   by   him   whom   I   protest   to   love   That   I   will   work   against   him。 

Therefore your oaths Are words and poor conditions�察�but unseal'd´ At least 

in   my   opinion。   BERTRAM。   Change   it�察  �change   it�察  �Be   not   so   holy´cruel。 

Love is holy�察�And my integrity ne'er knew the crafts That you do charge 

men with。 Stand no more off�察�But give thyself unto my sick desires�察�Who 

then recovers。 Say thou art mine�察�and ever My love as it begins shall so 

persever。   DIANA。   I   see   that   men   make   hopes   in   such   a   case   That   we'll 

forsake ourselves。 Give me that ring。 BERTRAM。 I'll lend it thee�察�my dear�察�

but have no power To give it from me。 DIANA。 Will you not�察�my lord�拭�

BERTRAM。 It is an honour 'longing to our house�察�Bequeathed down from 

many ancestors�察�Which were the greatest obloquy i' th' world In me to lose。 

DIANA。 Mine honour's such a ring�此�My chastity's the jewel of our house�察�

Bequeathed down from many ancestors�察�Which were the greatest obloquy 



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i'   th'   world   In   me   to   lose。  Thus   your   own   proper   wisdom   Brings   in   the 

champion Honour on my part Against your vain assault。 BERTRAM。 Here�察�

take my ring�察�My house�察�mine honour�察�yea�察�my life�察�be thine�察�And I'll be 

bid   by   thee。   DIANA。      When    midnight     comes�察   �knock    at  my   chamber 

window�察�I'll order take my mother shall not hear。 Now will I charge you in 

the band of truth�察�When you have conquer'd my yet maiden bed�察�Remain 

there but an hour�察�nor speak to me�此�My reasons are most strong�察�and you 

shall know them When back again this ring shall be deliver'd。 And on your 

finger in the night I'll put Another ring�察�that what in time proceeds May 

token to the future our past deeds。 Adieu till then�察�then fail not。 You have 

won A wife of me�察�though there my hope be done。 BERTRAM。 A heaven 

on earth I have won by wooing thee。 Exit DIANA。 For which live long to 

thank both heaven and me� �You may so in the end。 My mother told me just 

how he would woo�察�As if she sat in's heart�察�she says all men Have the like 

oaths。 He had sworn to marry me When his wife's dead�察�therefore I'll lie 

with   him  When   I   am   buried。   Since   Frenchmen   are   so   braid�察  �Marry   that 

will�察�I live and die a maid。 Only�察�in this disguise�察�I think't no sin To cozen 

him that would unjustly win。 Exit 



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                     SCENE 3。 The Florentine camp 



     Enter the two FRENCH LORDS�察�and two or three SOLDIERS 

       SECOND LORD。 You have not given him his mother's letter�拭�FIRST 

LORD。 I have deliv'red it an hour since。 There is something in't that stings 

his   nature�察  �for   on   the   reading   it   he   chang'd  almost   into   another   man。 

SECOND LORD。 He has much worthy blame laid upon him for shaking 

off so good a wife and so sweet a lady。 FIRST LORD。 Especially he hath 

incurred the everlasting disple

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