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SCENE III。 A street
Enter SEBASTIAN and ANTONIO
SEBASTIAN。 I would not by my will have troubled you�察�But since
you make your pleasure of your pains�察 �I will no further chide you。
ANTONIO。 I could not stay behind you�此�my desire�察�More sharp than filed
steel�察�did spur me forth�察�And not all love to see you´ though so much As
might have drawn one to a longer voyage´ But jealousy what might befall
your travel�察 �Being skilless in these parts�察 �which to a stranger�察 �Unguided
and unfriended�察 �often prove Rough and unhospitable。 My willing love�察�
The rather by these arguments of fear�察 �Set forth in your pursuit。
SEBASTIAN。 My kind Antonio�察�I can no other answer make but thanks�察�
And thanks�察�and ever thanks�察�and oft good turns Are shuffl'd off with such
uncurrent pay�察�But were my worth as is my conscience firm�察�You should
find better dealing。 What's to do�拭�Shall we go see the reliques of this town�拭�
ANTONIO。 To´morrow�察�sir�察�best first go see your lodging。 SEBASTIAN。 I
am not weary�察�and 'tis long to night�察�I pray you�察�let us satisfy our eyes With
the memorials and the things of fame That do renown this city。 ANTONIO。
Would you'd pardon me。 I do not without danger walk these streets�此�Once
in a sea´fight 'gainst the Count his galleys I did some service�察�of such note�察�
indeed�察�That�察�were I ta'en here�察�it would scarce be answer'd。 SEBASTIAN。
Belike you slew great number of his people。 ANTONIO。Th' offence is not
of such a bloody nature�察�Albeit the quality of the time and quarrel Might
well have given us bloody argument。 It might have since been answer'd in
repaying What we took from them�察�which�察�for traffic's sake�察�Most of our
city did。 Only myself stood out�察�For which�察�if I be lapsed in this place�察�I
shall pay dear。 SEBASTIAN。 Do not then walk too open。 ANTONIO。 It
doth not fit me。 Hold�察 �sir�察 �here's my purse�察 �In the south suburbs�察 �at the
Elephant�察�Is best to lodge。 I will bespeak our diet�察�Whiles you beguile the
time and feed your knowledge With viewing of the town�察�there shall you
have me。 SEBASTIAN。 Why I your purse�拭�ANTONIO。 Haply your eye
shall light upon some toy You have desire to purchase�察�and your store�察�I
think�察�is not for idle markets�察�sir。 SEBASTIAN。 I'll be your purse´bearer�察�
and leave you for An hour。 ANTONIO。 To th' Elephant。 SEBASTIAN。 I
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do remember。 Exeunt
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SCENE IV。 OLIVIA'S garden
Enter OLIVIA and MARIA
OLIVIA。 I have sent after him�察�he says he'll come。 How shall I feast
him�拭�What bestow of him�拭�For youth is bought more oft than begg'd or
borrow'd。 I speak too loud。 Where's Malvolio�拭 �He is sad and civil�察�And
suits well for a servant with my fortunes。 Where is Malvolio�拭 �MARIA。
He's coming�察 �madam�察 �but in very strange manner。 He is sure possess'd�察�
madam。 OLIVIA。 Why�察 �what's the matter�拭 �Does he rave�拭 �MARIA。 No�察�
madam�察�he does nothing but smile。 Your ladyship were best to have some
guard about you if he come�察�for sure the man is tainted in's wits。 OLIVIA。
Go call him hither。 Exit MARIA I am as mad as he�察 �If sad and merry
madness equal be。 Re´enter MARIA with MALVOLIO
How now�察 �Malvolio� �MALVOLIO。 Sweet lady�察 �ho�察 �ho。 OLIVIA。
Smil'st thou�拭�I sent for thee upon a sad occasion。 MALVOLIO。 Sad�察�lady�拭�
I could be sad。 This does make some obstruction in the blood�察�this cross´
gartering�察�but what of that�拭�If it please the eye of one�察�it is with me as the
very true sonnet is�此�'Please one and please all。' OLIVIA。 Why�察�how dost
thou�察�man�拭�What is the matter with thee�拭�MALVOLIO。 Not black in my
mind�察�though yellow in my legs。 It did come to his hands�察�and commands
shall be executed。 I think we do know the sweet Roman hand。 OLIVIA。
Wilt thou go to bed�察�Malvolio�拭�MALVOLIO。 To bed�拭�Ay�察�sweetheart�察�and
I'll come to thee。 OLIVIA。 God comfort thee� �Why dost thou smile so�察�and
kiss thy hand so oft�拭�MARIA。 How do you�察�Malvolio�拭�MALVOLIO。 At
your request�拭�Yes�察�nightingales answer daws� �MARIA。 Why appear you
with this ridiculous boldness before my lady�拭�MALVOLIO。 'Be not afraid
of greatness。' 'Twas well writ。 OLIVIA。 What mean'st thou by that�察�
Malvolio�拭 �AIALVOLIO。 'Some are born great��'´ OLIVIA。 Ha�拭�
MALVOLIO。 'Some achieve greatness��'´ OLIVIA。 What say'st thou�拭�
MALVOLIO。 'And some have greatness thrust upon them。' OLIVIA。
Heaven restore thee� �MALVOLIO。 'Remember who commended thy
yellow stockings��'´ OLIVIA。 'Thy yellow stockings��' MALVOLIO。 'And
wish'd to see thee cross´garterd。' OLIVIA。 'Cross´garter'd��' MALVOLIO。
'Go to�察 �thou an made�察 �if thou desir'st to be so'�察� OLIVIA。 Am I made�拭�
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MALVOLIO。 'If not�察�let me see thee a servant still。' OLIVIA。 Why�察�this is
very midsummer madness。
Enter SERVANT SERVANT。 Madam�察 �the young gentleman of the
Count Orsino's is return'd�察�I could hardly entreat him back�察�he attends your
ladyship's pleasure。 OLIVIA。 I'll come to him。 ��Exit SERVANT�А �Good
Maria�察�let this fellow be look'd to。 Where's my cousin Toby�拭�Let some of
my people have a special care of him�察�I would not have him miscarry for
the half of my dowry。 Exeunt OLIVIA and MARIA MALVOLIO。 O�察�ho� �
do you come near me now�拭�No worse man than Sir Toby to look to me� �
This concurs directly with the letter�此�she sends him on purpose�察�that I may
appear stubborn to him�察�for she incites me to that in the letter。 'Cast thy
humble slough��' says she。 'Be opposite with kinsman�察�surly with servants�察�
let thy tongue tang with arguments of state�察 �put thyself into the trick of
singularity' and consequently sets down the manner how�察�as�此�a sad face�察�a
reverend carriage�察�a slow tongue�察�in the habit of some sir of note�察�and so
forth。 I have lim'd her�察�but it is Jove's doing�察�and Jove make me thankful� �
And when she went away now´ 'Let this fellow be look'd to。' 'Fellow��' not
'Malvolio' nor after my degree�察 �but 'fellow。' Why�察 �everything adheres
together�察�that no dram of a scruple�察�no scruple of a scruple�察�no obstacle�察�no
incredulous or unsafe circumstance´ What can be said�拭�Nothing that can
be can come between me and the full prospect of my hopes。 Well�察�Jove�察�
not I�察�is the doer of this�察�and he is to be thanked。
Re´enter MARIA�察�with SIR TOBY and FABIAN
SIR TOBY。 Which way is he�察�in the name of sanctity�拭�If all the devils
of hell be drawn in little�察�and Legion himself possess'd him�察�yet I'll speak
to him。 FABIAN。 Here he is�察�here he is。 How is't with you�察�sir�拭�SIR TOBY。
How is't with you�察�man�拭�MALVOLIO。 Go off�察�I discard you。 Let me enjoy
my private�察�go off。 MARIA。 Lo�察�how hollow the fiend speaks within him� �
Did not I tell you�拭 �Sir Toby�察 �my lady prays you to have a care of him。
MALVOLIO。 Ah�察�ha� �does she so�拭�SIR TOBY。 Go to�察�go to�察�peace�察�peace�察�
we must deal gently with him。 Let me alone。 How do you�察�Malvolio�拭�How
is't with you�拭 �What�察 �man�察 �defy the devil�察 �consider�察 �he's an enemy to
mankind。 MALVOLIO。 Do you know what you say�拭�MARIA。 La you�察�an
you speak ill of the devil�察 �how he takes it