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jest now�察�think you�拭�DUKE。 Sir�察�induced by my charity�察�and hearing how 

hastily you are to depart�察�I am come to advise you�察�comfort you�察�and pray 

with you。 BARNARDINE。 Friar�察�not I�察�I have been drinking hard all night�察�

and I will have more time to prepare me�察�or they shall beat out my brains 

with billets。 I will not consent to die this day�察�that's certain。 DUKE。 O�察�Sir�察�

you must�察�and therefore I beseech you Look forward on the journey you 

shall   go。   BARNARDINE。   I   swear   I   will   not   die   to´day   for   any   man's 

persuasion。   DUKE。   But   hear   you´   BARNARDINE。   Not   a   word�察  �if   you 

have anything to say to me�察�come to my ward�察�for thence will not I to´day。 

Exit DUKE。 Unfit to live or die。 O gravel heart� �After him�察�fellows�察�bring 

him to the block。 Exeunt ABHORSON and POMPEY 

       Enter PROVOST 

       PROVOST。       Now�察   �sir�察 �how   do   you   find  the  prisoner�拭  �DUKE。      A 

creature unprepar'd�察�unmeet for death�察�And to transport him in the mind he 

is Were damnable。 PROVOST。 Here in the prison�察�father�察�There died this 

morning of a cruel fever One Ragozine�察�a most notorious pirate�察�A man of 

Claudio's years�察�his beard and head Just of his colour。 What if we do omit 

This reprobate till he were well inclin'd�察�And satisfy the deputy with the 

visage Of Ragozine�察�more like to Claudio�拭�DUKE。 O�察�'tis an accident that 

heaven   provides�   �Dispatch   it   presently�察  �the   hour   draws   on   Prefix'd   by 

Angelo。   See     this   be  done�察 �And   sent  according    to   command�察    �whiles   I 

Persuade this rude wretch willingly to die。 PROVOST。 This shall be done�察�

good father�察�presently。 But Barnardine must die this afternoon�察�And how 

shall we continue Claudio�察�To save me from the danger that might come If 

he were known alive�拭�DUKE。 Let this be done�此�Put them in secret holds�察�

both   Barnardine   and   Claudio。   Ere   twice   the   sun   hath   made   his   journal 

greeting To the under  generation�察 �you   shall   find Your safety  manifested。 

PROVOST。 I am your free dependant。 DUKE。 Quick�察�dispatch�察�and send 

the head to Angelo。 Exit PROVOST Now will I write letters to Angelo´ 

The Provost�察�he shall bear them´ whose contents Shall witness to him I am 

near at home�察�And that�察�by great injunctions�察�I am bound To enter publicly。 



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Him I'll desire To meet me at the consecrated fount�察�A league below the 

city�察�and from thence�察�By cold gradation and well´balanc'd form。 We shall 

proceed with Angelo。 

       Re´enter PROVOST 

       PROVOST。 Here is the head�察�I'll carry it myself。 DUKE。 Convenient 

is it。 Make a swift return�察�For I would commune with you of such things 

That     want    no   ear  but   yours。    PROVOST。        I'll  make    all  speed。   Exit 

ISABELLA。 �А�Within �А�Peace�察�ho�察�be here� �DUKE。 The tongue of Isabel。 

She's come to know If yet her brother's pardon be come hither�察�But I will 

keep her ignorant of her good�察�To make her heavenly comforts of despair 

When it is least expected。 

       Enter ISABELLA 

       ISABELLA。 Ho�察�by your leave� �DUKE。 Good morning to you�察�fair 

and gracious daughter。 ISABELLA。 The better�察�given me by so holy a man。 

Hath   yet   the   deputy   sent   my   brother's   pardon�拭  �DUKE。   He   hath   releas'd 

him�察   �Isabel�察  �from    the   world。    His   head    is  off  and    sent  to   Angelo。 

ISABELLA。   Nay�察  �but   it   is   not   so。   DUKE。   It   is   no   other。   Show   your 

wisdom�察  �daughter�察  �in   your   close   patience。   ISABELLA。   O�察  �I   will   to   him 

and   pluck   out   his   eyes�   �DUKE。   You   shall   not   be   admitted   to   his   sight。 

ISABELLA。   Unhappy   Claudio�   �Wretched   Isabel�   �Injurious   world�   �Most 

damned Angelo� �DUKE。 This nor hurts him nor profits you a jot�察�Forbear 

it�察�therefore�察�give your cause to heaven。 Mark what I say�察�which you shall 

find By every syllable a faithful verity。 The Duke comes home to´morrow。 

Nay�察�dry your eyes。 One of our convent�察�and his confessor�察�Gives me this 

instance。 Already he hath carried Notice to Escalus and Angelo�察�Who do 

prepare to meet him at the gates�察�There to give up their pow'r。 If you can�察�

pace your wisdom In that good path that I would wish it go�察�And you shall 

have   your   bosom   on   this   wretch�察  �Grace   of   the   Duke�察  �revenges   to   your 

heart�察  �And   general   honour。   ISABELLA。   I   am   directed   by   you。   DUKE。 

This   letter�察  �then�察  �to   Friar   Peter   give�察  �'Tis   that   he   sent   me   of   the   Duke's 

return。   Say�察  �by   this   token�察  �I   desire   his   company At   Mariana's   house   to´ 

night。 Her cause and yours I'll perfect him withal�察�and he shall bring you 

Before the Duke�察�and to the head of Angelo Accuse him home and home。 

For my poor self�察�I am combined by a sacred vow�察�And shall be absent。 



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Wend you with this letter。 Command these fretting waters from your eyes 

With a light heart�察�trust not my holy order�察�If I pervert your course。 Who's 

here�拭�

       Enter LUCIO 

       LUCIO。 Good even。 Friar�察�where's the Provost�拭�DUKE。 Not within�察�

sir。 LUCIO。 O pretty Isabella�察�I am pale at mine heart to see thine eyes so 

red。 Thou must be patient。 I am fain to dine and sup with water and bran�察�I 

dare not for my head fill my belly�察�one fruitful meal would set me to't。 But 

they say the Duke will be here to´morrow。 By my troth�察�Isabel�察�I lov'd thy 

brother。 If the old fantastical Duke of dark corners had been at home�察�he 

had 

       lived。   Exit  ISABELLA   DUKE。          Sir�察 �the  Duke   is  marvellous     little 

beholding to   your reports�察  �but the  best is�察 �he lives   not in   them。   LUCIO。 

Friar�察�thou knowest not the Duke so well as I do�察�he's a better woodman 

than thou tak'st him for。 DUKE。 Well�察�you'll answer this one day。 Fare ye 

well。 LUCIO。 Nay�察�tarry�察�I'll go along with thee�察�I can tell thee pretty tales 

of   the   Duke。   DUKE。 You   have   told   me   too   many  of   him  already�察  �sir�察  �if 

they be true�察�if not true�察�none were enough。 LUCIO。 I was once before him 

for getting a wench with child。 DUKE。 Did you such a thing�拭�LUCIO。 Yes�察�

marry�察�did I�察�but I was fain to forswear it�此�they would else have married 

me to the rotten medlar。 DUKE。 Sir�察�your company is fairer than honest。 

Rest you well。 LUCIO。 By my troth�察�I'll go with thee to the lane's end。 If 

bawdy talk offend you�察�we'll have very little of it。 Nay�察�friar�察�I am a kind of 

burr�察�I shall stick。 Exeunt 



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                      SCENE IV。 ANGELO'S house 



     Enter ANGELO and ESCALUS 

       ESCALUS。 Every letter he hath writ hath disvouch'd other。 ANGELO。 

In   most   uneven   and   distracted   manner。   His   actions   show   much   like   to 

madness�察�pray heaven his wisdom be not tainted� �And why  meet him  at 

the   gates�察  �and   redeliver   our   authorities   there�拭  �ESCALUS。   I   guess   not。 

ANGELO。 And why should we proclaim it in an hour before his ent'ring 

that�察�if any crave redress of injustice�察�they should exhibit their petitions in 

the street�拭�ESCALUS。 He shows his reason for that�此�to have a dispatch of 

complaints�察�and to deliver us from devices hereafter�察�which shall then have 

no   power   to   stand   against   us。 ANGELO。   Well�察  �I   beseech   you�察  �let   it   be 

proclaim'd�察�Betimes i' th' morn I'll call you at your house�察�Give notice to 

such men of sort and suit As are to meet him。 ESCALUS。 I shall�察�sir�察�fare 

you well。 ANGELO。 Good night。 Exit ESCALUS This deed unshapes me 

quite�察  �makes   me   unpregnant   And   dull   to   all   proceedings。   A   deflow'red 

maid� �And by an eminent bod

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