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     Enter DUKE and FRIAR THOMAS 

       DUKE。 No�察�holy father�察�throw away that thought�察�Believe not that the 

dribbling dart of love Can pierce a complete bosom。 Why I desire thee To 

give me secret harbour hath a purpose More grave and wrinkled than the 

aims   and   ends   Of   burning   youth。   FRIAR。   May   your   Grace   speak   of   it�拭�

DUKE。 My holy sir�察�none better knows than you How I have ever lov'd 

the life removed�察�And held in idle price to haunt assemblies Where youth�察�

and cost�察�a witless bravery keeps。 I have deliver'd to Lord Angelo�察�A man 

of   stricture   and   firm   abstinence�察  �My   absolute   power   and   place   here   in 

Vienna�察�And he supposes me travell'd to Poland�察�For so I have strew'd it in 

the common ear�察�And so it is received。 Now�察�pious sir�察�You will demand of 

me why I do this。 FRIAR。 Gladly�察�my lord。 DUKE。 We have strict statutes 

and   most   biting   laws�察  �The   needful   bits   and   curbs   to   headstrong   steeds�察�

Which for this fourteen years we have let sleep�察�Even like an o'ergrown 

lion   in   a   cave�察 �That   goes   not   out   to   prey。   Now�察  �as   fond   fathers�察  �Having 

bound up the threat'ning twigs of birch�察�Only to stick it in their children's 

sight   For   terror�察  �not   to   use�察  �in   time   the   rod   Becomes   more   mock'd   than 

fear'd�察  �so   our   decrees�察  �Dead   to   infliction�察  �to   themselves   are   dead�察  �And 

liberty   plucks   justice   by   the   nose�察  �The   baby   beats   the   nurse�察  �and   quite 

athwart Goes all decorum。 FRIAR。 It rested in your Grace To unloose this 

tied´up justice when you pleas'd�察�And it in you more dreadful would have 

seem'd Than in Lord Angelo。 DUKE。 I do fear�察�too dreadful。 Sith 'twas my 

fault to give the people scope�察�'Twould be my tyranny to strike and gall 

them For what I bid them do�察�for we bid this be done�察�When evil deeds 

have their permissive pass And not the punishment。 Therefore�察�indeed�察�my 

father�察�I have on Angelo impos'd the office�察�Who may�察�in th' ambush of my 

name�察�strike home�察�And yet my nature never in the fight To do in slander。 

And to behold his sway�察�I will�察�as 'twere a brother of your order�察�Visit both 

prince   and   people。   Therefore�察  �I   prithee�察  �Supply   me   with   the   habit�察  �and 

instruct me How I may formally in person bear me Like a true friar。 Moe 

reasons for this action At our more leisure shall I render you。 Only�察�this 

one�此�Lord Angelo is precise�察�Stands at a guard with envy�察�scarce confesses 



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That   his   blood   flows�察  �or   that   his   appetite   Is   more   to   bread   than   stone。 

Hence     shall   we   see�察 �If  power    change    purpose�察    �what   our   seemers    be。 

Exeunt 



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                            SCENE IV。 A nunnery 



     Enter ISABELLA and FRANCISCA 

       ISABELLA。 And have you nuns no farther privileges�拭�FRANCISCA。 

Are    not  these   large  enough�拭    �ISABELLA。        Yes�察 �truly�察 �I  speak   not  as 

desiring    more�察   �But   rather   wishing    a  more    strict  restraint  Upon    the 

sisterhood�察�the votarists of Saint Clare。 LUCIO。 �А�Within�А�Ho� �Peace be in 

this   place�   �ISABELLA。   Who's   that   which   calls�拭  �FRANCISCA。   It   is   a 

man's voice。 Gentle Isabella�察�Turn you the key�察�and know his business of 

him�此�You   may�察 �I   may  not�察  �you   are   yet   unsworn�察�When   you   have   vow'd�察�

you must not speak with men But in the presence of the prioress�察�Then�察�if 

you speak�察�you must not show your face�察�Or�察�if you show your face�察�you 

must not speak。 He calls again�察�I pray you answer him。 Exit FRANCISCA 

ISABELLA。 Peace and prosperity� �Who is't that calls�拭�Enter LUCIO 

       LUCIO。 Hail�察�virgin�察�if you be�察�as those cheek´roses Proclaim you are 

no less。 Can you so stead me As bring me to the sight of Isabella�察�A novice 

of   this  place�察  �and   the   fair  sister  To  her   unhappy     brother   Claudio�拭�

ISABELLA。 Why her 'unhappy brother'�拭�Let me ask The rather�察�for I now 

must make you know I am that Isabella�察�and his sister。 LUCIO。 Gentle and 

fair�察  �your   brother   kindly   greets   you。   Not   to   be   weary   with   you�察  �he's   in 

prison。 ISABELLA。 Woe me� �For what�拭�LUCIO。 For that which�察�if myself 

might be his judge�察�He should receive his punishment in thanks�此�He hath 

got   his  friend   with   child。  ISABELLA。       Sir�察 �make    me   not   your   story。 

LUCIO。 It is true。 I would not´ though 'tis my familiar sin With maids to 

seem the lapwing�察�and to jest�察�Tongue far from heart´ play with all virgins 

so�此�I hold you as a thing enskied and sainted�察�By your renouncement an 

immortal     spirit�察 �And    to  be  talk'd  with   in  sincerity�察 �As   with   a  saint。 

ISABELLA。 You do blaspheme the good in mocking me。 LUCIO。 Do not 

believe   it。   Fewness   and   truth�察  �'tis   thus�此�Your   brother   and   his   lover   have 

embrac'd。 As those that feed grow full�察�as blossoming time That from the 

seedness the bare fallow brings To teeming foison�察�even so her plenteous 

womb Expresseth his full tilth and husbandry。 ISABELLA。 Some one with 

child by him�拭�My cousin Juliet�拭�LUCIO。 Is she your cousin�拭�ISABELLA。 

Adoptedly�察     �as  school´maids     change    their  names    By    vain  though    apt 



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affection。 LUCIO。 She it is。 ISABELLA。 O�察�let him marry her� �LUCIO。 

This is the point。 The Duke is very strangely gone from hence�察�Bore many 

gentlemen�察�myself being one�察�In hand�察�and hope of action�察�but we do learn�察�

By those that know the very nerves of state�察�His givings´out were of an 

infinite   distance   From   his   true´meant   design。   Upon   his   place�察�And   with 

full line of his authority�察�Governs Lord Angelo�察�a man whose blood Is very 

snow´broth�察  �one   who   never   feels   The   wanton   stings   and   motions   of   the 

sense�察�But doth rebate and blunt his natural edge With profits of the mind�察�

study and fast。 He´ to give fear to use and liberty�察�Which have for long run 

by the hideous law�察�As mice by lions´ hath pick'd out an act Under whose 

heavy sense your brother's life Falls into forfeit�察�he arrests him on it�察�And 

follows close the rigour of the statute To make him an example。 All hope 

is gone�察�Unless you have the grace by your fair prayer To soften Angelo。 

And     that's  my   pith  of  business    'Twixt   you   and   your   poor   brother。 

ISABELLA。 Doth he so seek his life�拭�LUCIO。 Has censur'd him Already�察�

and�察�as I hear�察�the Provost hath A warrant for his execution。 ISABELLA。 

Alas� �what poor ability's in me To do him good�拭�LUCIO。 Assay the pow'r 

you have。 ISABELLA。 My power�察�alas�察�I doubt� �LUCIO。 Our doubts are 

traitors�察  �And   make   us   lose   the   good   we   oft   might   win   By   fearing   to 

attempt。 Go to Lord Angelo�察�And let him learn to know�察�when maidens sue�察�

Men give like gods�察�but when they weep and kneel�察�All their petitions are 

as freely theirs As they themselves would owe them。 ISABELLA。 I'll see 

what I can do。 LUCIO。 But speedily。 ISABELLA。 I will about it straight�察�

No longer staying   but to   give  the Mother  Notice of my  affair。  I  humbly 

thank you。 Commend me to my brother�察�soon at night I'll send him certain 

word of my success。 LUCIO。 I take my leave of you。 ISABELLA。 Good 

sir�察�adieu。 Exeunt 



       

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