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like your Grace。 I came to her from Claudio�察 �and desir'd her To try her
gracious fortune with Lord Angelo For her poor brother's pardon。
ISABELLA。 That's he�察�indeed。 DUKE。 You were not bid to speak。 LUCIO。
No�察�my good lord�察�Nor wish'd to hold my peace。 DUKE。 I wish you now�察�
then�察�Pray you take note of it�察�and when you have A business for yourself�察�
pray heaven you then Be perfect。 LUCIO。 I warrant your honour。 DUKE。
The warrant's for yourself�察 �take heed to't。 ISABELLA。 This gentleman
told somewhat of my tale。 LUCIO。 Right。 DUKE。 It may be right�察�but you
are i' the wrong To speak before your time。 Proceed。 ISABELLA。 I went
To this pernicious caitiff deputy。 DUKE。 That's somewhat madly spoken。
ISABELLA。 Pardon it�察�The phrase is to the matter。 DUKE。 Mended again。
The matter´ proceed。 ISABELLA。 In brief´ to set the needless process by�察�
How I persuaded�察�how I pray'd�察�and kneel'd�察�How he refell'd me�察�and how
I replied�察 �For this was of much length´ the vile conclusion I now begin
with grief and shame to utter�此�He would not�察�but by gift of my chaste body
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To his concupiscible intemperate lust�察�Release my brother�察�and�察�after much
debatement�察�My sisterly remorse confutes mine honour�察�And I did yield to
him。 But the next morn betimes�察�His purpose surfeiting�察�he sends a warrant
For my poor brother's head。 DUKE。 This is most likely� �ISABELLA。 O
that it were as like as it is true� �DUKE。 By heaven�察 �fond wretch�察 �thou
know'st not what thou speak'st�察 �Or else thou art suborn'd against his
honour In hateful practice。 First�察�his integrity Stands without blemish�察�next�察�
it imports no reason That with such vehemency he should pursue Faults
proper to himself。 If he had so offended�察 �He would have weigh'd thy
brother by himself�察�And not have cut him off。 Some one hath set you on�察�
Confess the truth�察�and say by whose advice Thou cam'st here to complain。
ISABELLA。 And is this all�拭�Then�察�O you blessed ministers above�察�Keep
me in patience�察 �and�察 �with ripened time�察 �Unfold the evil which is here
wrapt up In countenance� �Heaven shield your Grace from woe�察�As I�察�thus
wrong'd�察 �hence unbelieved go� �DUKE。 I know you'd fain be gone。 An
officer� �To prison with her� �Shall we thus permit A blasting and a
scandalous breath to fall On him so near us�拭�This needs must be a practice。
Who knew of your intent and coming hither�拭 �ISABELLA。 One that I
would were here�察�Friar Lodowick。 DUKE。 A ghostly father�察�belike。 Who
knows that Lodowick�拭�LUCIO。 My lord�察�I know him�察�'tis a meddling friar。
I do not like the man�察�had he been lay�察�my lord�察�For certain words he spake
against your Grace In your retirement�察�I had swing'd him soundly。 DUKE。
Words against me�拭�This's a good friar�察�belike� �And to set on this wretched
woman here Against our substitute� �Let this friar be found。 LUCIO。 But
yesternight�察�my lord�察�she and that friar�察�I saw them at the prison�察�a saucy
friar�察�A very scurvy fellow。 PETER。 Blessed be your royal Grace� �I have
stood by�察�my lord�察�and I have heard Your royal ear abus'd。 First�察�hath this
woman Most wrongfully accus'd your substitute�察 �Who is as free from
touch or soil with her As she from one ungot。 DUKE。 We did believe no
less。 Know you that Friar Lodowick that she speaks of�拭�PETER。 I know
him for a man divine and holy�察�Not scurvy�察�nor a temporary meddler�察�As
he's reported by this gentleman�察�And�察 �on my trust�察 �a man that never yet
Did�察 �as he vouches�察 �misreport your Grace。 LUCIO。 My lord�察 �most
villainously�察 �believe it。 PETER。 Well�察 �he in time may come to clear
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himself�察�But at this instant he is sick�察�my lord�察�Of a strange fever。 Upon his
mere request´ Being come to knowledge that there was complaint Intended
'gainst Lord Angelo´ came I hither To speak�察�as from his mouth�察�what he
doth know Is true and false�察�and what he�察�with his oath And all probation�察�
will make up full clear�察�Whensoever he's convented。 First�察�for this woman´
To justify this worthy nobleman�察�So vulgarly and personally accus'd´ Her
shall you hear disproved to her eyes�察�Till she herself confess it。 DUKE。
Good friar�察�let's hear it。 Exit ISABELLA guarded Do you not smile at this�察�
Lord Angelo�拭�O heaven�察�the vanity of wretched fools� �Give us some seats。
Come�察�cousin Angelo�察�In this I'll be impartial�察�be you judge Of your own
cause。
Enter MARIANA veiled
Is this the witness�察�friar�拭�FIRST let her show her face�察�and after speak。
MARIANA。 Pardon�察�my lord�察�I will not show my face Until my husband
bid me。 DUKE。 What�察�are you married�拭�MARIANA。 No�察�my lord。 DUKE。
Are you a maid�拭 �MARIANA。 No�察 �my lord。 DUKE。 A widow�察 �then�拭�
MARIANA。 Neither�察�my lord。 DUKE。 Why�察�you are nothing then�察�neither
maid�察�widow�察�nor wife。 LUCIO。 My lord�察�she may be a punk�察�for many of
them are neither maid�察 �widow�察 �nor wife。 DUKE。 Silence that fellow。 I
would he had some cause To prattle for himself。 LUCIO。 Well�察�my lord。
MARIANA。 My lord�察 �I do confess I ne'er was married�察�And I confess�察�
besides�察�I am no maid。 I have known my husband�察�yet my husband Knows
not that ever he knew me。 LUCIO。 He was drunk�察�then�察�my lord�察�it can be
no better。 DUKE。 For the benefit of silence�察 �would thou wert so too� �
LUCIO。 Well�察 �my lord。 DUKE。 This is no witness for Lord Angelo。
MARIANA。 Now I come to't�察�my lord�此�She that accuses him of fornication�察�
In self´same manner doth accuse my husband�察�And charges him�察�my lord�察�
with such a time When I'll depose I had him in mine arms�察 �With all th'
effect of love。 ANGELO。 Charges she moe than me�拭�MARIANA。 Not that
I know。 DUKE。 No�拭�You say your husband。 MARIANA。 Why�察 �just�察 �my
lord�察�and that is Angelo�察�Who thinks he knows that he ne'er knew my body�察�
But knows he thinks that he knows Isabel's。 ANGELO。 This is a strange
abuse。 Let's see thy face。 MARIANA。 My husband bids me�察 �now I will
unmask。 ��Unveiling�А�This is that face�察�thou cruel Angelo�察�Which once thou
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swor'st was worth the looking on�察�This is the hand which�察�with a vow'd
contract�察�Was fast belock'd in thine�察�this is the body That took away the
match from Isabel�察 �And did supply thee at thy garden´house In her
imagin'd person。 DUKE。 Know you this woman�拭 �LUCIO。 Carnally�察 �she
says。 DUKE。 Sirrah�察�no more。 LUCIO。 Enough�察�my lord。 ANGELO。 My
lord�察�I must confess I know this woman�察�And five years since there was
some speech of marriage Betwixt myself and her�察 �which was broke off�察�
Partly for that her promised proportions Came short of composition�察�but in
chief For that her reputation was disvalued In levity。 Since which time of
five years I never spake with her�察�saw her�察�nor heard from her�察�Upon my
faith and honour。 MARIANA。 Noble Prince�察�As there comes light from
heaven and words from breath�察�As there is sense in truth and truth in virtue�察�
I am affianc'd this man's wife as strongly As words could make up vows。
And�察 �my good lord�察 �But Tuesday night last gone�察 �in's garden´house�察 �He
knew me as a wife。 As this is true�察 �Let me in safety raise me from my