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Thou hadst need send for more money。 AGUECHEEK。 If I cannot recover
your niece�察�I am a foul way out。 SIR TOBY。 Send for money�察�knight�察�if
thou hast her not i' th' end�察�call me Cut。 AGUECHEEK。 If I do not�察�never
trust me�察�take it how you will。 SIR TOBY。 Come�察�come�察�I'll go burn some
sack�察�'tis too late to go to bed now。 Come�察�knight�察�come�察�knight。 Exeunt
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SCENE IV。 The DUKE'S palace
Enter DUKE�察�VIOLA�察�CURIO�察�and OTHERS
DUKE。 Give me some music。 Now�察 �good morrow�察 �friends。 Now�察�
good Cesario�察�but that piece of song�察�That old and antique song we heard
last night�察�Methought it did relieve my passion much�察�More than light airs
and recollected terms Of these most brisk and giddy´paced times。 Come�察�
but one verse。 CURIO。 He is not here�察�so please your lordship�察�that should
sing it。 DUKE。 Who was it�拭�CURIO。 Feste�察�the jester�察�my lord�察�a fool that
the Lady Olivia's father took much delight in。 He is about the house。
DUKE。 Seek him out�察�and play the tune the while。 Exit CURIO。 ��Music
plays�А�Come hither�察�boy。 If ever thou shalt love�察�In the sweet pangs of it
remember me�察�For such as I am all true lovers are�察�Unstaid and skittish in
all motions else Save in the constant image of the creature That is belov'd。
How dost thou like this tune�拭 �VIOLA。 It gives a very echo to the seat
Where Love is thron'd。 DUKE。 Thou dost speak masterly。 My life upon't�察�
young though thou art�察 �thine eye Hath stay'd upon some favour that it
loves�察 �Hath it not�察 �boy�拭 �VIOLA。 A little�察 �by your favour。 DUKE。 What
kind of woman is't�拭 �VIOLA。 Of your complexion。 DUKE。 She is not
worth thee�察�then。 What years�察�i' faith�拭�VIOLA。 About your years�察�my lord。
DUKE。 Too old�察�by heaven� �Let still the woman take An elder than herself�察�
so wears she to him�察�So sways she level in her husband's heart。 For�察�boy�察�
however we do praise ourselves�察�Our fancies are more giddy and unfirm�察�
More longing�察�wavering�察�sooner lost and won�察�Than women's are。 VIOLA。
I think it well�察�my lord。 DUKE。 Then let thy love be younger than thyself�察�
Or thy affection cannot hold the bent�察�For women are as roses�察�whose fair
flow'r Being once display'd doth fall that very hour。 VIOLA。 And so they
are�察�alas�察�that they are so� �To die�察�even when they to perfection grow� �
Re´enter CURIO and CLOWN
DUKE。 O�察�fellow�察�come�察�the song we had last night。 Mark it�察�Cesario�察�
it is old and plain�察�The spinsters and the knitters in the sun�察�And the free
maids that weave their thread with bones�察 �Do use to chant it�察 �it is silly
sooth�察�And dallies with the innocence of love�察�Like the old age。 CLOWN。
Are you ready�察�sir�拭�DUKE。 Ay�察�prithee�察�sing。 ��Music�А�
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FESTE'S SONG
Come away�察�come away�察�death�察�And in sad cypress let me be laid�察�Fly
away�察�fly away�察�breath�察�I am slain by a fair cruel maid。 My shroud of white�察�
stuck all with yew�察 �O�察 �prepare it� �My part of death no one so true Did
share it。
Not a flower�察 �not a flower sweet�察 �On my black coffin let there be
strown�察�Not a friend�察�not a friend greet My poor corpse where my bones
shall be thrown�察�A thousand thousand sighs to save�察�Lay me�察�O�察�where Sad
true lover never find my grave�察�To weep there� �
DUKE。 There's for thy pains。 CLOWN。 No pains�察�sir�察�I take pleasure
in singing�察�sir。 DUKE。 I'll pay thy pleasure�察�then。 CLOWN。 Truly�察�sir�察�and
pleasure will be paid one time or another。 DUKE。 Give me now leave to
leave thee。 CLOWN。 Now the melancholy god protect thee�察�and the tailor
make thy doublet of changeable taffeta�察 �for thy mind is a very opal。 I
would have men of such constancy put to sea�察�that their business might be
everything�察�and their intent everywhere�此�for that's it that always makes a
good voyage of nothing。 Farewell。 Exit CLOWN DUKE。 Let all the rest
give place。 Exeunt CURIO and ATTENDANTS Once more�察�Cesario�察�Get
thee to yond same sovereign cruelty。 Tell her my love�察�more noble than the
world�察 �Prizes not quantity of dirty lands�察 �The parts that fortune hath
bestow'd upon her�察 �Tell her I hold as giddily as Fortune�察 �But 'tis that
miracle and queen of gems That Nature pranks her in attracts my soul。
VIOLA。 But if she cannot love you�察�sir�拭�DUKE。 I cannot be so answer'd。
VIOLA。 Sooth�察�but you must。 Say that some lady�察�as perhaps there is�察�Hath
for your love as great a pang of heart As you have for Olivia。 You cannot
love her�察�You tell her so。 Must she not then be answer'd�拭�DUKE。 There is
no woman's sides Can bide the beating of so strong a passion As love doth
give my heart�察 �no woman's heart So big to hold so much�察 �they lack
retention。 Alas�察�their love may be call'd appetite´ No motion of the liver�察�
but the palate´ That suffer surfeit�察�cloyment�察�and revolt�察�But mine is all as
hungry as the sea�察�And can digest as much。 Make no compare Between
that love a woman can bear me And that I owe Olivia。 VIOLA。 Ay�察�but I
know´ DUKE。 What dost thou know�拭�VIOLA。 Too well what love women
to men may owe。 In faith�察�they are as true of heart as we。 My father had a
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daughter lov'd a man�察�As it might be perhaps�察�were I a woman�察�I should
your lordship。 DUKE。 And what's her history�拭�VIOLA。 A blank�察�my lord。
She never told her love�察�But let concealment�察�like a worm i' th' bud�察�Feed
on her damask cheek。 She pin'd in thought�察�And with a green and yellow
melancholy She sat like Patience on a monument�察 �Smiling at grief。 Was
not this love indeed�拭�We men may say more�察�swear more�察�but indeed Our
shows are more than will�察�for still we prove Much in our vows�察�but little in
our love。 DUKE。 But died thy sister of her love�察�my boy�拭�VIOLA。 I am all
the daughters of my father's house�察�And all the brothers too´ and yet I
know not。 Sir�察�shall I to this lady�拭�DUKE。 Ay�察�that's the theme。 To her in
haste。 Give her this jewel�察�say My love can give no place�察�bide no denay。
Exeunt
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SCENE V。 OLIVIA'S garden
Enter SIR TOBY�察�SIR ANDREW�察�and FABIAN
SIR TOBY。 Come thy ways�察�Signior Fabian。 FABIAN。 Nay�察�I'll come�察�
if I lose a scruple of this sport let me be boil'd to death with melancholy。
SIR TOBY。 Wouldst thou not be glad to have the niggardly rascally sheep´
biter come by some notable shame�拭 �FABIAN。 I would exult�察 �man�察 �you
know he brought me out o' favour with my lady about a bear´baiting here。
SIR TOBY。 To anger him we'll have the bear again�察�and we will fool him
black and blue´ shall we not�察�Sir Andrew�拭�AGUECHEEK。 And we do not�察�
it is pity of our lives。
Enter MARIA
SIR TOBY。 Here comes the little villain。 How now�察�my metal of India� �
MARIA。 Get ye all three into the box´tree。 Malvolio's coming down this
walk。 He has been yonder i' the sun practising behaviour to his own
shadow this half hour。 Observe him�察�for the love of mockery�察�for I know
this letter will make a contemplative idiot of him。 Close�察�in the name of
jesting� 。�As the men hide she drops a letter�А�Lie thou there�察�for here comes
the trout that must be caught with tickling。 Exit
Enter MA