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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 MALVOLIO 

       MALVOLIO。 'Tis but fortune�察�all is fortune。 Maria once told me she 

did affect me�察�and I have heard herself come   thus near�察�that�察�should she 

fancy�察  �it   should   be   one   of   my   complexion。   Besides�察  �she  uses   me   with   a 

more   exalted   respect   than   any   one   else   that   follows   her。   What   should   I 

think on't�拭�SIR TOBY。 Here's an overweening rogue� �FABIAN。 O�察�peace� �

Contemplation   makes   a   rare   turkey´cock   of   him�察  �how   he   jets   under   his 

advanc'd plumes� �AGUECHEEK。 'Slight�察�I could so beat the rogue´ SIR 

TOBY。 Peace�察�I say。 MALVOLIO。 To be Count Malvolio� �SIR TOBY。 Ah�察�

rogue� �AGUECHEEK。  Pistol   him�察 �pistol him。  SIR TOBY。  Peace�察 �peace� �

MALVOLIO。 There is example for't�此�the Lady of the Strachy married the 

yeoman of the wardrobe。 AGUECHEEK。 Fie on him�察�Jezebel� �FABIAN。 

O�察   �peace�    �Now    he's   deeply   in�察 �look   how    imagination     blows    him。 

MALVOLIO。   Having   been   three   months   married   to   her�察  �sitting   in   my 

state´ SIR TOBY。 O�察�for a stone´bow to hit him in the eye� �MALVOLIO。 



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Calling my officers about me�察�in my branch'd velvet gown�察�having come 

from a day´bed´ where   I have left Olivia sleeping´ SIR TOBY。 Fire   and 

brimstone� �FABIAN。 O�察�peace�察�peace� �MALVOLIO。 And then to have the 

humour of state�察�and after a demure travel of regard�察�telling them I know 

my place as I would they should do theirs�察�to ask for my kinsman Toby´ 

SIR TOBY。 Bolts and shackles� �FABIAN。 O�察�peace�察�peace�察�peace� �Now�察�

now。 MALVOLIO。 Seven of my people�察�with an obedient start�察�make out 

for him。 I frown the while�察�and perchance wind up my watch�察�or play with 

my´ some rich jewel。 Toby approaches�察�curtsies there to me´ SIR TOBY。 

Shall   this   fellow   live�拭  �FABIAN。   Though   our   silence   be   drawn   from   us 

with    cars�察 �yet  peace。   MALVOLIO。         I  extend   my    hand   to  him   thus�察�

quenching my familiar smile with an austere regard of control´ SIR TOBY。 

And does not Toby take you a blow o' the lips then�拭�MALVOLIO。 Saying 

'Cousin   Toby�察  �my   fortunes   having   cast   me   on   your   niece   give   me   this 

prerogative of speech'´ SIR TOBY。 What�察�what�拭�MALVOLIO。 'You must 

amend your drunkenness'´ SIR TOBY。 Out�察�scab� �FABIAN。 Nay�察�patience�察�

or we break the sinews of our plot。 MALVOLIO。 'Besides�察�you waste the 

treasure of your time with a foolish knight'´ AGUECHEEK。 That's me�察�I 

warrant you。 MALVOLIO。 'One Sir Andrew。' AGUECHEEK。 I knew 'twas 

I�察�for many do call me fool。 MALVOLIO。 What employment have we here�拭�

��Taking up the letter�А�FABIAN。 Now is the woodcock near the gin。 SIR 

TOBY。 O�察�peace� �And the spirit of humours intimate reading aloud to him� �

MALVOLIO。 By my life�察�this is my lady's hand�此�these be her very C's�察�her 

U's�察 �and   her T's�察  �and   thus   makes   she   her   great   P's。   It is�察 �in   contempt   of 

question�察�her hand。 AGUECHEEK。 Her C's�察�her U's�察�and her T's。 Why that�拭�

MALVOLIO。 ��Reads�А�'To the unknown belov'd�察�this�察�and my good wishes。' 

Her   very   phrases�   �By   your   leave�察  �wax。   Soft�   �And   the   impressure   her 

Lucrece with which she uses to seal�察�'tis my lady。 To whom should this be�拭�

FABIAN。 This wins him�察�liver and all。 MALVOLIO。 ��Reads�А�

       Jove knows I love�察�But who�拭�Lips�察�do not move�察�No man must know。' 

'No man must know。' What follows�拭�The numbers alter'd� �'No man must 

know。'   If   this   should   be   thee�察  �Malvolio�拭  �SIR   TOBY。   Marry�察  �hang   thee�察�

brock� �MALVOLIO。 ��Reads�А�

       'I   may   command   where   I   adore�察  �But   silence�察  �like   a   Lucrece   knife�察�



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With bloodless stroke my heart doth gore�察�M。 O。 A。 I。 doth sway my life。' 

       FABIAN。        A   fustian   riddle�   �SIR    TOBY。      Excellent     wench�察    �say   I。 

MALVOLIO。 'M。 O。 A。 I。 doth sway my life。' Nay�察�but first let me see�察�let 

me see�察�let me see。 FABIAN。 What dish o' poison has she dress'd him� �SIR 

TOBY。 And with what wing the staniel checks at it� �MALVOLIO。 'I may 

command where I adore。' Why�察�she may command me�此�I serve her�察�she is 

my     lady。   Why�察    �this   is  evident    to   any   formal     capacity�察   �there   is   no 

obstruction   in   this。 And   the   end´   what   should   that   alphabetical   position 

portend�拭�If I could make that resemble something in me。 Softly� �M。 O。 A。 

I。´ SIR TOBY。 O�察�ay�察�make up that� �He is now at a cold scent。 FABIAN。 

Sowter      will   cry   upon't    for  all  this�察  �though    it  be   as   rank   as   a  fox。 

MALVOLIO。 M´ Malvolio�察�M´ why�察�that begins my name。 FABIAN。 Did 

not I say he would work it out�拭�The cur is excellent at faults。 MALVOLIO。 

M´   But   then   there   is   no   consonancy   in   the   sequel�察  �that   suffers   under 

probation�此�A should follow�察�but O does。 FABIAN。 And O shall end�察�I hope。 

SIR TOBY。 Ay�察  �or   I'll   cudgel   him�察  �and   make   him  cry  'O��'   MALVOLIO。 

And then I comes behind。 FABIAN。 Ay�察�an you had any eye behind you�察�

you   might   see   more   detraction   at   your   heels   than   fortunes   before   you。 

MALVOLIO。 M。 O。 A。 I。 This simulation is not as the former�察�and yet�察�to 

crush this a little�察�it would bow to me�察�for every one of these letters are in 

my   name。   Soft�   �here   follows   prose。   ��Reads�А  �'If   this   fall   into   thy   hand�察�

revolve。 In my stars I am above thee�察�but be not afraid of greatness。 Some 

are   born   great�察  �some   achieve   greatness�察  �and   some   have   greatness   thrust 

upon   'em。   Thy   Fates   open   their   hands�察  �let   thy   blood   and   spirit   embrace 

them�察  �and�察  �to   inure   thyself   to   what   thou   art   like   to   be�察  �cast   thy   humble 

slough and appear fresh。 Be opposite with a kinsman�察�surly with servants�察�

let   thy   tongue    tang    arguments      of  state�察  �put   thyself   into   the   trick  of 

singularity。   She   thus   advises   thee   that   sighs   for   thee。   Remember   who 

commended         thy   yellow    stockings�察    �and   wish'd    to  see   thee   ever   cross´ 

garter'd。 I say�察�remember�察�Go to�察�thou art made�察�if thou desir'st to be so�察�if 

not�察�let me see thee a steward still�察�the fellow of servants�察�and not worthy 

to   touch   Fortune's   fingers。   Farewell。   She   that   would   alter   services   with 

thee�察�THE FORTUNATE´UNHAPPY。' 

       Daylight   and   champain   discovers   not   more。  This   is   open。   I   will   be 



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proud�察 �I   will   read   politic   authors�察 �I   will   baffle   Sir Toby�察  �I   will   wash  off 

gross acquaintance�察�I will be point´devise the very man。 I do not now fool 

myself to let imagination jade me�察�for every reason excites to this�察�that my 

lady   loves   me。   She   did   commend   my   yellow   stockings   of   late�察  �she   did 

praise my leg being cross´garter'd�察�and in this she manifests herself to my 

love�察�and with a kind of injunction drives me to these habits of her liking。 I 

thank my stars I am happy。 I   will be strange�察�stout�察�in yellow stockings�察�

and   cross´garter'd�察  �even   with   the   swiftness   of   putting   on。   Jove   and   my 

stars be praised� �Here is yet a postscript。 

       ��Reads�А    �'Thou    canst   not   choose    but   know     who    I  am。   If  thou 

entertain'st my love�察�let it appear in thy smiling�察�thy smiles become thee 

well。 Therefore in my presence still smile�察�dear my sweet�察�I prithee。' 

       Jove�察  �I   thank   thee。   I   will   smile�察  �I   will  

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