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from   me。   BERTRAM。   I   cannot   love   her�察  �nor   will   strive   to   do   't。   KING。 

Thou wrong'st thyself�察�if thou shouldst strive to choose。 HELENA。 That 

you    are   well   restor'd�察 �my   lord�察  �I'm  glad。   Let   the  rest  go。   KING。     My 

honour's   at   the   stake�察  �which   to   defeat�察  �I   must   produce   my   power。   Here�察�

take her hand�察�Proud scornful boy�察�unworthy this good gift�察�That dost in 

vile misprision shackle up My love   and her desert�察�that canst not   dream 

We�察�poising us in her defective scale�察�Shall weigh thee to the beam�察�that 



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wilt not know It is in us to plant thine honour where We please to have it 

grow。   Check   thy   contempt�察  �Obey   our   will�察  �which   travails   in   thy   good�察�

Believe not thy disdain�察�but presently Do thine own fortunes that obedient 

right Which   both   thy   duty   owes   and   our   power   claims�察  �Or   I   will   throw 

thee   from   my   care   for   ever   Into   the   staggers   and   the   careless   lapse   Of 

youth and ignorance�察�both my revenge and hate Loosing upon thee in the 

name      of   justice�察  �Without     all  terms    of   pity。  Speak�察    �thine   answer。 

BERTRAM。 Pardon�察�my gracious lord�察�for I submit My fancy to your eyes。 

When I consider What great creation and what dole of honour Flies where 

you bid it�察�I find that she which late Was in my nobler thoughts most base 

is now The praised of the King�察�who�察�so ennobled�察�Is as 'twere born so。 

KING。 Take her by the hand�察�And tell her she is thine�察�to whom I promise 

A counterpoise�察�if not to thy estate A balance more replete。 BERTRAM。 I 

take her hand。 KING。 Good fortune and the favour of the King Smile upon 

this contract�察�whose ceremony Shall seem expedient on the now´born brief�察�

And be perform'd to´night。 The solemn feast Shall more attend upon the 

coming space�察�Expecting absent friends。 As thou lov'st her�察�Thy love's to 

me religious�察�else�察�does err。 Exeunt all but LAFEU and PAROLLES who 

stay behind�察�commenting of this wedding LAFEU。 Do you hear�察�monsieur�拭�

A word with you。 PAROLLES。 Your pleasure�察�sir�拭�LAFEU。 Your lord and 

master   did   well   to   make   his   recantation。   PAROLLES。   Recantation�   �My 

Lord� �my master� �LAFEU。 Ay�察�is it not a language I speak�拭�PAROLLES。 

A  most harsh one�察�and not   to be understood   without bloody  succeeding。 

My     master�    �LAFEU。       Are   you    companion       to  the   Count    Rousillon�拭�

PAROLLES。 To any count�察�to all counts�察�to what is man。 LAFEU。 To what 

is count's man�此�count's master is of another style。 PAROLLES。 You are too 

old�察�sir�察�let it satisfy you�察�you are too old。 LAFEU。 I must tell thee�察�sirrah�察�

I write man�察�to which title age cannot bring thee。 PAROLLES。 What I dare 

too well do�察�I dare not do。 LAFEU。 I did think thee�察�for two ordinaries�察�to 

be   a   pretty   wise   fellow�察  �thou   didst   make   tolerable   vent   of   thy   travel�察  �it 

might   pass。   Yet   the   scarfs   and   the   bannerets   about   thee   did   manifoldly 

dissuade me from believing thee a vessel of too great a burden。 I have now 

found thee�察�when I lose thee again I care not�察�yet art thou good for nothing 

but taking up�察�and that thou'rt scarce worth。 PAROLLES。 Hadst thou not 



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the privilege of antiquity upon thee´ LAFEU。 Do not plunge thyself too far 

in anger�察�lest thou hasten thy trial�察�which if´Lord have mercy on thee for a 

hen� �So�察�my good window of lattice�察�fare thee well�察�thy casement I need 

not open�察�for I look through thee。 Give me thy hand。 PAROLLES。 My lord�察�

you give me most egregious indignity。 LAFEU。 Ay�察�with all my heart�察�and 

thou art worthy of it。 PAROLLES。 I have not�察�my lord�察�deserv'd it。 LAFEU。 

Yes�察  �good   faith�察  �ev'ry   dram   of   it�察 �and   I   will   not   bate   thee   a  scruple。 

PAROLLES。 Well�察�I shall be wiser。 LAFEU。 Ev'n as soon as thou canst�察�

for thou hast to pull at a smack o' th' contrary。 If ever thou be'st bound in 

thy scarf and beaten�察�thou shalt find what it is to be proud of thy bondage。 

I have a desire to hold my acquaintance with thee�察�or rather my knowledge�察�

that I may say in the default 'He is a man I know。' PAROLLES。 My lord�察�

you   do   me   most   insupportable   vexation。   LAFEU。   I   would   it   were   hell 

pains for thy sake�察�and my poor doing eternal�察�for doing I am past�察�as I will 

by thee�察�in what motion age will give me leave。 Exit 

       PAROLLES。   Well�察  �thou   hast   a   son   shall   take   this   disgrace   off   me�此�

scurvy�察�old�察�filthy�察�scurvy lord� �Well�察�I must be patient�察�there is no fettering 

of   authority。   I'll  beat  him�察  �by   my   life�察 �if  I  can  meet    him   with   any 

convenience�察�an he were double and double a lord。 I'll have no more pity 

of his age than I would have of´ I'll beat him�察�and if I could but meet him 

again。 

       Re´enter LAFEU 

       LAFEU。 Sirrah�察�your lord and master's married�察�there's news for you�察�

you have a new mistress。 PAROLLES。 I  most unfeignedly beseech your 

lordship to make some reservation of your wrongs。 He is my good lord�此�

whom I serve above is my master。 LAFEU。 Who�拭�God�拭�PAROLLES。 Ay�察�

sir。 LAFEU。 The devil it is that's thy master。 Why dost thou garter up thy 

arms o' this fashion�拭�Dost make hose of thy sleeves�拭�Do other servants so�拭�

Thou wert best set thy lower part where thy nose stands。 By mine honour�察�

if I were but two hours younger�察�I'd beat thee。 Methink'st thou art a general 

offence�察�and every man should beat thee。 I think thou wast created for men 

to breathe themselves upon thee。 PAROLLES。 This is hard and undeserved 

measure�察�my lord。 LAFEU。 Go to�察�sir�察�you were beaten in Italy for picking 

a kernel out of a pomegranate�察�you are a vagabond�察�and no true traveller�察�



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you    are   more    saucy   with    lords  and   honourable      personages     than   the 

commission of your birth and virtue gives you heraldry。 You are not worth 

another word�察�else I'd call you knave。 I leave you。 Exit 

       Enter BERTRAM 

       PAROLLES。 Good�察�very�察�good�察�it is so then。 Good�察�very good�察�let it 

be conceal'd awhile。 BERTRAM。 Undone�察�and forfeited to cares for ever� �

PAROLLES。 What's the matter�察�sweetheart�拭�BERTRAM。 Although before 

the   solemn   priest   I   have   sworn�察  �I   will   not   bed   her。   PAROLLES。   What�察�

what�察�sweetheart�拭�BERTRAM。 O my Parolles�察�they have married me� �I'll 

to the Tuscan wars�察�and never bed her。 PAROLLES。 France is a dog´hole�察�

and it no more merits The tread of a man's foot。 To th' wars� �BERTRAM。 

There's     letters  from   my    mother�察   �what    th'  import   is  I  know    not   yet。 

PAROLLES。 Ay�察�that would be known。 To th' wars�察�my boy�察�to th' wars� �

He wears his honour in a box unseen That hugs his kicky´wicky here at 

home�察�Spending his manly marrow in her arms�察�Which should sustain the 

bound and high curvet Of Mars's fiery steed。 To other regions� �France is a 

stable�察�we that dwell in't jades�察�Therefore�察�to th' war� �BERTRAM。 It shall 

be so�察�I'll send her to my house�察�Acquaint my mother with my hate to her�察�

And wherefore I am fled�察�write to the King That which I durst not speak。 

His    present   gift  Shall   furnish   me   to  those   Italian  fields   Where    noble 

fellows strike。 War   is   no strife To the   dark house   and   the detested   wife。 

PAROLLES。   Will   this   capriccio   hold   in   thee�察  �art   sure�拭  �BERTRAM。   Go 

with   me   to   my   chamber   and   advise   me。   I'll   send   her   straight   away。   To´ 

morrow I'll to the wars�察�she to her single sorrow。 PAROLLES。 Why�察�these 

balls bound�察�there's noise in it。 'Tis hard�此�A youn

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