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me�察�and my honour's paid to him。 He stole from Florence�察�taking no leave�察�
and I follow him to his country for justice。 Grant it me�察�O King� �in you it
best lies�察 �otherwise a seducer flourishes�察 �and a poor maid is undone。
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DIANA CAPILET。' LAFEU。 I will buy me a son´in´law in a fair�察�and toll
for this。 I'll none of him。 KING。 The heavens have thought well on thee�察�
Lafeu�察�To bring forth this discov'ry。 Seek these suitors。 Go speedily�察�and
bring again the Count。 Exeunt ATTENDANTS I am afeard the life of
Helen�察�lady�察�Was foully snatch'd。 COUNTESS。 Now�察�justice on the doers� �
Enter BERTRAM�察�guarded
KING。 I wonder�察�sir�察�sith wives are monsters to you。 And that you fly
them as you swear them lordship�察�Yet you desire to marry。 Enter WIDOW
and DIANA What woman's that�拭 �DIANA。 I am�察 �my lord�察 �a wretched
Florentine�察�Derived from the ancient Capilet。 My suit�察�as I do understand�察�
you know�察�And therefore know how far I may be pitied。 WIDOW。 I am her
mother�察 �sir�察 �whose age and honour Both suffer under this complaint we
bring�察�And both shall cease�察 �without your remedy。 KING。 Come hither�察�
Count�察�do you know these women�拭�BERTRAM。 My lord�察�I neither can nor
will deny But that I know them。 Do they charge me further�拭�DIANA。 Why
do you look so strange upon your wife�拭�BERTRAM。 She's none of mine�察�
my lord。 DIANA。 If you shall marry�察�You give away this hand�察�and that is
mine�察�You give away heaven's vows�察�and those are mine�察�You give away
myself�察�which is known mine�察�For I by vow am so embodied yours That
she which marries you must marry me�察�Either both or none。 LAFEU。 ��To
BERTRAM�А�Your reputation comes too short for my daughter�察�you are no
husband for her。 BERTRAM。 My lord�察�this is a fond and desp'rate creature
Whom sometime I have laugh'd with。 Let your Highness Lay a more noble
thought upon mine honour Than for to think that I would sink it here。
KING。 Sir�察 �for my thoughts�察 �you have them ill to friend Till your deeds
gain them。 Fairer prove your honour Than in my thought it lies� �DIANA。
Good my lord�察�Ask him upon his oath if he does think He had not my
virginity。 KING。 What say'st thou to her�拭�BERTRAM。 She's impudent�察�my
lord�察 �And was a common gamester to the camp。 DIANA。 He does me
wrong�察�my lord�察�if I were so He might have bought me at a common price。
Do not believe him。 O�察 �behold this ring�察 �Whose high respect and rich
validity Did lack a parallel�察�yet�察�for all that�察�He gave it to a commoner o'
th' camp�察�If I be one。 COUNTESS。 He blushes�察�and 'tis it。 Of six preceding
ancestors�察 �that gem Conferr'd by testament to th' sequent issue�察 �Hath it
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been ow'd and worn。 This is his wife�此�That ring's a thousand proofs。 KING。
Methought you said You saw one here in court could witness it。 DIANA。 I
did�察 �my lord�察�but loath am to produce So bad an instrument�察 �his name's
Parolles。 LAFEU。 I saw the man to´day�察�if man he be。 KING。 Find him�察�
and bring him hither。 Exit an ATTENDANT BERTRAM。 What of him�拭�
He's quoted for a most perfidious slave�察�With all the spots o' th' world tax'd
and debauch'd�察�Whose nature sickens but to speak a truth。 Am I or that or
this for what he'll utter That will speak anything�拭�KING。 She hath that ring
of yours。 BERTRAM。 I think she has。 Certain it is I lik'd her�察�And boarded
her i' th' wanton way of youth。 She knew her distance�察�and did angle for
me�察 �Madding my eagerness with her restraint�察 �As all impediments in
fancy's course Are motives of more fancy�察 �and�察 �in fine�察 �Her infinite
cunning with her modern grace Subdu'd me to her rate。 She got the ring�察�
And I had that which any inferior might At market´price have bought。
DIANA。 I must be patient。 You that have turn'd off a first so noble wife
May justly diet me。 I pray you yet´ Since you lack virtue�察 �I will lose a
husband´ Send for your ring�察 �I will return it home�察�And give me mine
again。 BERTRAM。 I have it not。 KING。 What ring was yours�察�I pray you�拭�
DIANA。 Sir�察�much like The same upon your finger。 KING。 Know you this
ring�拭�This ring was his of late。 DIANA。 And this was it I gave him�察�being
abed。 KING。 The story�察 �then�察 �goes false you threw it him Out of a
casement。 DIANA。 I have spoke the truth。
Enter PAROLLES
BERTRAM。 My lord�察 �I do confess the ring was hers。 KING。 You
boggle shrewdly�察�every feather starts you。 Is this the man you speak of�拭�
DIANA。 Ay�察�my lord。 KING。 Tell me�察�sirrah´but tell me true I charge you�察�
Not fearing the displeasure of your master�察�Which�察�on your just proceeding�察�
I'll keep off´ By him and by this woman here what know you�拭�
PAROLLES。 So please your Majesty�察�my master hath been an honourable
gentleman�察�tricks he hath had in him�察�which gentlemen have。 KING。 Come�察�
come�察�to th' purpose。 Did he love this woman�拭�PAROLLES。 Faith�察�sir�察�he
did love her�察�but how�拭�KING。 How�察�I pray you�拭�PAROLLES。 He did love
her�察�sir�察�as a gentleman loves a woman。 KING。 How is that�拭�PAROLLES。
He lov'd her�察 �sir�察 �and lov'd her not。 KING。 As thou art a knave and no
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knave。 What an equivocal companion is this� �PAROLLES。 I am a poor
man�察�and at your Majesty's command。 LAFEU。 He's a good drum�察�my lord�察�
but a naughty orator。 DIANA。 Do you know he promis'd me marriage�拭�
PAROLLES。 Faith�察�I know more than I'll speak。 KING。 But wilt thou not
speak all thou know'st�拭�PAROLLES。 Yes�察�so please your Majesty。 I did go
between them�察 �as I said�察 �but more than that�察 �he loved her´for indeed he
was mad for her�察�and talk'd of Satan�察�and of Limbo�察�and of Furies�察�and I
know not what。 Yet I was in that credit with them at that time that I knew
of their going to bed�察�and of other motions�察�as promising her marriage�察�and
things which would derive me ill will to speak of�察 �therefore I will not
speak what I know。 KING。 Thou hast spoken all already�察�unless thou canst
say they are married�察�but thou art too fine in thy evidence�察�therefore stand
aside。 This ring�察�you say�察�was yours�拭�DIANA。 Ay�察�my good lord。 KING。
Where did you buy it�拭�Or who gave it you�拭�DIANA。 It was not given me�察�
nor I did not buy it。 KING。 Who lent it you�拭�DIANA。 It was not lent me
neither。 KING。 Where did you find it then�拭�DIANA。 I found it not。 KING。
If it were yours by none of all these ways�察�How could you give it him�拭�
DIANA。 I never gave it him。 LAFEU。 This woman's an easy glove�察 �my
lord�察�she goes off and on at pleasure。 KING。 This ring was mine�察�I gave it
his first wife。 DIANA。 It might be yours or hers�察�for aught I know。 KING。
Take her away�察�I do not like her now�察�To prison with her。 And away with
him。 Unless thou tell'st me where thou hadst this ring�察�Thou diest within
this hour。 DIANA。 I'll never tell you。 KING。 Take her away。 DIANA。 I'll
put in bail�察 �my liege。 KING。 I think thee now some common customer。
DIANA。 By Jove�察�if ever I knew man�察�'twas you。 KING。 Wherefore hast
thou accus'd him all this while�拭�DIANA。 Because he's guilty�察�and he is not
guilty。 He knows I am no maid�察�and he'll swear to't�此�I'll swear I am a maid�察�
and he knows not。 Great