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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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