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houses。 AGUECHEEK。 Excellent� �Why�察�this is the best fooling�察�when all
is done。 Now�察 �a song。 SIR TOBY。 Come on�察 �there is sixpence for you。
Let's have a song。 AGUECHEEK。 There's a testril of me too�察�if one knight
give a´ CLOWN。 Would you have a love´song�察�or a song of good life�拭�SIR
TOBY。 A love´song�察 �a love´song。 AGUECHEEK。 Ay�察 �ay�察 �I care not for
good life。
CLOWN sings O mistress mine�察�where are you roaming�拭�O�察�stay and
hear�察�your true love's coming�察�That can sing both high and low。 Trip no
further�察�pretty sweeting�察�Journeys end in lovers meeting�察�Every wise man's
son doth know。
AGUECHEEK。 Excellent good�察�i' faith� �SIR TOBY。 Good�察�good� �
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CLOWN sings
What is love�拭�'Tis not hereafter�察�Present mirth hath present laughter�察�
What's to come is still unsure。 In delay there lies no plenty�察�Then come
kiss me�察�sweet and twenty�察�Youth's a stuff will not endure。
AGUECHEEK。 A mellifluous voice�察�as I am true knight。 SIR TOBY。
A contagious breath。 AGUECHEEK。 Very sweet and contagious�察�i' faith。
SIR TOBY。 To hear by the nose�察 �it is dulcet in contagion。 But shall we
make the welkin dance indeed�拭 �Shall we rouse the night´owl in a catch
that will draw three souls out of one weaver�拭 �Shall we do that�拭�
AGUECHEEK。 An you love me�察�let's do't。 I am dog at a catch。 CLOWN。
By'r lady�察�sir�察�and some dogs will catch well。 AGUECHEEK。 Most certain。
Let our catch be 'Thou knave。' CLOWN。 'Hold thy peace�察 �thou knave'
knight�拭�I shall be constrain'd in't to call thee knave�察�knight。 AGUECHEEK。
'Tis not the first time I have constrained one to call me knave。 Begin�察�fool�此�
it begins 'Hold thy peace。' CLOWN。 I shall never begin if I hold my peace。
AGUECHEEK。 Good�察�i' faith� �Come�察�begin。 ��Catch sung�А�
Enter MARIA
MARIA。 What a caterwauling do you keep here� �If my lady have not
call'd up her steward Malvolio�察�and bid him turn you out of doors�察�never
trust me。 SIR TOBY。 My lady's a Cataian�察�we are politicians�察�Malvolio's a
Peg´a´Ramsey�察 �and ��Sings�А �Three merry men be we。 Am not I
consanguineous�拭�Am I not of her blood�拭�Tilly´vally�察�lady。 ��Sings�А�There
dwelt a man in Babylon�察�Lady�察�lady。 CLOWN。 Beshrew me�察�the knight's in
admirable fooling。 AGUECHEEK。 Ay�察 �he does well enough if he be
dispos'd�察�and so do I too�察�he does it with a better grace�察�but I do it more
natural。 SIR TOBY。 ��Sings�А�O' the twelfth day of December´ MARIA。 For
the love o' God�察�peace� �
Enter MALVOLIO
MALVOLIO。 My masters�察�are you mad�拭�Or what are you�拭�Have you
no wit�察 �manners�察 �nor honesty�察 �but to gabble like tinkers at this time of
night�拭�Do ye make an ale´house of my lady's house�察�that ye squeak out
your coziers' catches without any mitigation or
remorse of voice�拭�Is there no respect of place�察�persons�察�nor time�察�in
you�拭 �SIR TOBY。 We did keep time�察 �sir�察 �in our catches。 Sneck up� �
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MALVOLIO。 Sir Toby�察�I must be round with you。 My lady bade me tell
you that�察�though she harbours you as her kins´man�察�she's nothing allied to
your disorders。 If you can separate yourself and your misdemeanours�察�you
are welcome to the house�察�if not�察�and it would please you to take leave of
her�察�she is very willing to bid you farewell。 SIR TOBY。 ��Sings�А�Farewell�察�
dear heart�察 �since I must needs be gone。 MARIA。 Nay�察 �good Sir Toby。
CLOWN。 ��Sings�А �His eyes do show his days are almost done。
MALVOLIO。 Is't even so�拭�SIR TOBY。 ��Sings�А�But I will never die。 ��Falls
down�А �CLOWN。 ��Sings�А �Sir Toby�察 �there you lie。 MALVOLIO。 This is
much credit to you。 SIR TOBY。 ��Sings�А �Shall I bid him go�拭 �CLOWN。
��Sings�А�What an if you do�拭�SIR TOBY。 ��Sings�А �Shall I bid him go�察 �and
spare not�拭�CLOWN。 ��Sings�А�O�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�you dare not。 SIR TOBY。
��Rising�А�Out o' tune�察�sir� �Ye lie。 Art any more than a steward�拭�Dost thou
think�察 �because thou art virtuous�察 �there shall be no more cakes and ale�拭�
CLOWN。 Yes�察�by Saint Anne�察�and ginger shall be hot i' th' mouth too。 SIR
TOBY。 Th' art i' th' right。 Go�察�sir�察�rub your chain with crumbs。 A stoup of
wine�察�Maria� �MALVOLIO。 Mistress Mary�察�if you priz'd my lady's favour
at anything more than contempt�察�you would not give means for this uncivil
rule�察�she shall know of it�察�by this hand。 Exit MARIA。 Go shake your ears。
AGUECHEEK。 'Twere as good a deed as to drink when a man's ahungry�察�
to challenge him the field�察�and then to break promise with him and make a
fool of him。 SIR TOBY。 Do't�察 �knight。 I'll write thee a challenge�察 �or I'll
deliver thy indignation to him by word of mouth。 MARIA。 Sweet Sir Toby�察�
be patient for to´night�察�since the youth of the Count's was to´day with my
lady�察�she is much out of quiet。 For Monsieur Malvolio�察�let me alone with
him�察 �if I do not gull him into a nayword�察 �and make him a common
recreation�察�do not think I have wit enough to lie straight in my bed。 I know
I can do it。 SIR TOBY。 Possess us�察�possess us�察�tell us something of him。
MARIA。 Marry�察�sir�察�sometimes he is a kind of Puritan。 AGUECHEEK。 O�察�
if I thought that�察 �I'd beat him like a dog。 SIR TOBY。 What�察 �for being a
Puritan�拭 �Thy exquisite reason�察 �dear knight�拭 �AGUECHEEK。 I have no
exquisite reason for't�察�but I have reason good enough。 MARIA。 The devil a
Puritan that he is�察�or anything constantly but a time´pleaser�察�an affection'd
ass that cons state without book and utters it by great swarths�察 �the best
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persuaded of himself�察�so cramm'd�察�as he thinks�察�with excellencies that it is
his grounds of faith that all that look on him love him�察�and on that vice in
him will my revenge find notable cause to work。 SIR TOBY。 What wilt
thou do�拭�MARIA。 I will drop in his way some obscure epistles of love�察�
wherein�察�by the colour of his beard�察�the shape of his leg�察�the manner of his
gait�察 �the expressure of his eye�察 �forehead�察 �and complexion�察 �he shall find
himself most feelingly personated。 I can write very like my lady�察 �your
niece�察�on forgotten matter we can hardly make distinction of our hands。
SIR TOBY。 Excellent� �I smell a device。 AGUECHEEK。 I have't in my
nose too。 SIR TOBY。 He shall think�察�by the letters that thou wilt drop�察�that
they come from my niece�察�and that she's in love with him。 MARIA。 My
purpose is�察�indeed�察�a horse of that colour。 AGUECHEEK。 And your horse
now would make him an ass。 MARIA。 Ass�察�I doubt not。 AGUECHEEK。 O�察�
'twill be admirable� �MARIA。 Sport royal�察�I warrant you。 I know my physic
will work with him。 I will plant you two�察 �and let the fool make a third�察�
where he shall find the letter�察�observe his construction of it。 For this night�察�
to bed�察 �and dream on the event。 Farewell。 Exit SIR TOBY。 Good night�察�
Penthesilea。 AGUECHEEK。 Before me�察�she's a good wench。 SIR TOBY。
She's a beagle true´bred�察 �and one that adores me。 What o' that�拭�
AGUECHEEK。 I was ador'd once too。 SIR TOBY。 Let's to bed�察 �knight。
Thou hadst need send for more money。 AGUECHEEK。 If I cannot recover
your niece�察�I am a foul way out。 SIR TOBY。 Se