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thoughts�察  �Would   they   were   blanks   rather   than   fill'd   with   me�   �VIOLA。 

Madam�察�I come to whet your gentle thoughts On his behalf。 OLIVIA。 O�察�

by   your   leave�察  �I   pray   you�此  �I   bade   you   never   speak   again   of   him�察  �But�察�

would you undertake another suit�察�I had rather hear you to solicit that Than 

music   from   the   spheres。   VIOLA。   Dear   lady´   OLIVIA。   Give   me   leave�察�

beseech you。 I did send�察�After the last enchantment you did here�察�A ring in 

chase   of   you�察  �so   did   I   abuse   Myself�察  �my   servant�察  �and�察  �I   fear   me�察  �you。 

Under your hard construction must I sit�察�To force that on you in a shameful 

cunning Which you knew none of yours。 What might you think�拭�Have you 

not   set   mine   honour   at   the   stake�察  �And   baited   it   with   all   th'   unmuzzled 

thoughts That tyrannous heart can think�拭�To one of your receiving Enough 

is   shown�此  �a   cypress�察  �not   a   bosom�察  �Hides   my   heart。   So�察  �let   me   hear   you 

speak。 VIOLA。 I Pity YOU。 OLIVIA。 That's a degree to love。 VIOLA。 No�察�

not a grize�察�for 'tis a vulgar proof That very oft we pity enemies。 OLIVIA。 

Why�察�then�察�methinks 'tis time to smile again。 O world�察�how apt the poor 

are   to   be   proud�   �If   one   should   be   a   prey�察  �how   much   the   better   To   fall 

before the lion than the wolf� 。�Clock strikes�А�The clock upbraids me with 

the waste of time。 Be not afraid�察�good youth�察�I will not have you�察�And yet�察�

when wit and youth is come to harvest�察�Your wife is like to reap a proper 

man。 There   lies   your   way�察  �due   west。 VIOLA。 Then   westward´ho�   �Grace 

and good disposition attend your ladyship� �You'll nothing�察�madam�察�to my 

lord   by   me�拭  �OLIVIA。   Stay。   I   prithee   tell   me   what   thou   think'st   of   me。 

VIOLA。 That you do think you are not what you are。 OLIVIA。 If I think 

so�察�I think the same of you。 VIOLA。 Then think you right�此�I am not what I 

am。 OLIVIA。 I would you were as I would have you be� �VIOLA。 Would it 

be   better�察  �madam�察  �than   I   am�拭  �I   wish   it   might�察  �for   now   I   am   your   fool。 

OLIVIA。   O�察  �what   a   deal   of   scorn   looks   beautiful   In   the   contempt   and 

anger of his lip� �A murd'rous guilt shows not itself more soon Than love 

that   would   seem   hid�此  �love's   night   is   noon。   Cesario�察  �by   the   roses   of   the 

spring�察�By maidhood�察�honour�察�truth�察�and every thing�察�I love thee so that�察�

maugre   all   thy   pride�察  �Nor   wit   nor   reason   can   my   passion   hide。   Do   not 

extort thy reasons from this clause�察�For that I woo�察�thou therefore hast no 

cause�察�But rather reason thus with reason fetter�此�Love sought is good�察�but 

given unsought is better。 VIOLA。 By innocence I swear�察�and by my youth�察�



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I have one heart�察�one bosom�察�and one truth�察�And that no woman has�察�nor 

never   none   Shall   mistress   be   of   it�察  �save   I   alone。   And   so   adieu�察  �good 

madam�察�never more Will I my master's tears to you deplore。 OLIVIA。 Yet 

come again�察�for thou perhaps mayst move That heart which now abhors to 

like his love。 Exeunt 



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                        SCENE II。 OLIVIA'S house 



     Enter SIR TOBY�察�SIR ANDREW and FABIAN 

       AGUECHEEK。 No�察�faith�察�I'll not stay a jot longer。 SIR TOBY。 Thy 

reason�察�dear venom�察�give thy reason。 FABIAN。 You must needs yield your 

reason�察  �Sir   Andrew。   AGUECHEEK。   Marry�察  �I   saw   your   niece   do   more 

favours to the Count's servingman than ever she bestow'd upon me�察�I saw't 

i' th' orchard。 SIR TOBY。 Did she see thee the while�察�old boy�拭�Tell me that。 

AGUECHEEK。 As   plain   as   I   see   you   now。   FABIAN。   This   was   a   great 

argument   of   love   in   her   toward   you。   AGUECHEEK。   'Slight�   �will   you 

make an ass o' me�拭�FABIAN。 I will prove it legitimate�察�sir�察�upon the oaths 

of judgment and reason。 SIR TOBY。 And they have been grand´jurymen 

since   before   Noah   was   a   sailor。   FABIAN。   She   did   show   favour   to   the 

youth   in   your   sight   only   to   exasperate   you�察  �to  awake   your    dormouse 

valour�察�to put fire in   your heart and brimstone in your liver。 You should 

then have accosted her�察�and with some excellent jests�察�fire´new from the 

mint�察 �you   should have   bang'd   the youth   into dumbness。 This   was   look'd 

for at your hand�察�and this was baulk'd。 The double gilt of this opportunity 

you let time wash off�察�and you are now sail'd into the north of my lady's 

opinion�察�where you will hang like an icicle on Dutchman's beard�察�unless 

you   do   redeem   it   by   some   laudable   attempt   either   of   valour   or   policy。 

AGUECHEEK。 An't be any way�察�it must be with valour�察�for policy I hate�察�I 

had as lief be a Brownist as a politician。 SIR TOBY。 Why�察�then�察�build me 

thy fortunes upon the basis of valour。 Challenge me the Count's youth to 

fight with him�察�hurt him in eleven places。 My niece shall take note of it�察�

and assure thyself there is no love´broker in the world can more prevail in 

man's commendation with woman than report of valour。 FABIAN。 There 

is no way but this�察�Sir Andrew。 AGUECHEEK。 Will either of you bear me 

a challenge to him�拭�SIR TOBY。 Go�察�write it in a martial hand�察�be curst and 

brief�察  �it   is   no   matter   how   witty�察  �so   it   be   eloquent   and   full   of   invention。 

Taunt him with the license of ink�察�if thou thou'st him some thrice�察�it shall 

not be amiss�察�and as many lies as will lie in thy sheet of paper�察�although 

the sheet were big enough for the bed of Ware in England�察�set 'em down�察�

go about it。 Let there be gall enough in thy ink�察�though thou write with a 



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goose´pen�察 �no   matter。 About   it。 AGUECHEEK。  Where   shall   I   find   you�拭�

SIR     TOBY。     We'll   call  thee   at  the  cubiculo。     Go。   Exit   SIR   ANDREW 

FABIAN。 This is a dear manakin to you�察�Sir Toby。 SIR TOBY。 I have been 

dear   to   him�察  �lad´   some   two   thousand   strong�察  �or   so。   FABIAN。   We   shall 

have   a   rare   letter   from   him�察  �but   you'll   not   deliver't�拭  �SIR   TOBY。   Never 

trust me then�察�and by all means stir on the youth to an answer。 I think oxen 

and wainropes cannot hale them together。 For Andrew�察�if he were open'd 

and you find so much blood in his liver as will clog the foot of a flea�察�I'll 

eat the rest of th' anatomy。 FABIAN。 And his opposite�察�the youth�察�bears in 

his visage no great presage of cruelty。 Enter MARIA 

       SIR TOBY。 Look where the youngest wren of nine comes。 MARIA。 

If you desire the spleen�察�and will laugh yourselves into stitches�察�follow me。 

Yond   gull   Malvolio   is   turned   heathen�察  �a   very   renegado�察  �for   there   is   no 

Christian that means to be saved by believing rightly can ever believe such 

impossible   passages   of   grossness。   He's   in   yellow   stockings。   SIR   TOBY。 

And cross´garter'd�拭�MARIA。 Most villainously�察�like a pedant that keeps a 

school   i'   th'   church。   I   have   dogg'd   him   like   his   murderer。   He   does   obey 

every  point   of   the   letter   that   I   dropp'd   to   betray  him。  He   does smile   his 

face into more lines than is in the new map with the augmentation of the 

Indies。 You have not seen such a thing as 'tis�察�I can hardly forbear hurling 

things at him。 I know my lady will strike him�察�if she do�察�he'll smile and 

take't for a great favour。 SIR TOBY。 Come�察�bring us�察�bring us where he is。 

Exeunt 



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