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Come again to´morrow。 ISABELLA。 Hark how I'll bribe you�察 �good my
lord�察 �turn back。 ANGELO。 How�察 �bribe me�拭 �ISABELLA。 Ay�察 �with such
gifts that heaven shall share with you。 LUCIO。 ��To ISABELLA�� You had
marr'd all else。 ISABELLA。 Not with fond shekels of the tested gold�察�Or
stones�察�whose rate are either rich or poor As fancy values them�察�but with
true prayers That shall be up at heaven and enter there Ere sun´rise�察�
prayers from preserved souls�察 �From fasting maids�察 �whose minds are
dedicate To nothing temporal。 ANGELO。 Well�察 �come to me to´morrow。
LUCIO。 ��To ISABELLA�А �Go to�察 �'tis well�察 �away。 ISABELLA。 Heaven
keep your honour safe� �ANGELO。 ��Aside�А�Amen�察�for I Am that way going
to temptation Where prayers cross。 ISABELLA。 At what hour to´morrow
Shall I attend your lordship�拭 �ANGELO。 At any time 'fore noon。
ISABELLA。 Save your honour� �Exeunt all but ANGELO ANGELO。 From
thee�察 �even from thy virtue� �What's this�察 �what's this�拭 �Is this her fault or
mine�拭�The tempter or the tempted�察�who sins most�拭�Ha� �Not she�察�nor doth
she tempt�察�but it is I That�察�lying by the violet in the sun�察�Do as the carrion
does�察 �not as the flow'r�察 �Corrupt with virtuous season。 Can it be That
modesty may more betray our sense Than woman's lightness�拭 �Having
waste ground enough�察�Shall we desire to raze the sanctuary�察�And pitch our
evils there�拭�O�察�fie�察�fie�察�fie� �What dost thou�察�or what art thou�察�Angelo�拭�Dost
thou desire her foully for those things That make her good�拭 �O�察 �let her
brother live� �Thieves for their robbery have authority When judges steal
themselves。 What�察�do I love her�察�That I desire to hear her speak again�察�And
feast upon her eyes�拭�What is't I dream on�拭�O cunning enemy�察�that�察�to catch
a saint�察�With saints dost bait thy hook� �Most dangerous Is that temptation
that doth goad us on To sin in loving virtue。 Never could the strumpet�察�
With all her double vigour�察�art and nature�察�Once stir my temper�察�but this
virtuous maid Subdues me quite。 Ever till now�察�When men were fond�察 �I
smil'd and wond'red how。 Exit
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SCENE III。 A prison
Enter�察�severally�察�DUKE�察�disguised as a FRIAR�察�and PROVOST
DUKE。 Hail to you�察�Provost� �so I think you are。 PROVOST。 I am the
Provost。 What's your will�察�good friar�拭�DUKE。 Bound by my charity and
my blest order�察�I come to visit the afflicted spirits Here in the prison。 Do
me the common right To let me see them�察 �and to make me know The
nature of their crimes�察 �that I may minister To them accordingly。
PROVOST。 I would do more than that�察�if more were needful。
Enter JULIET
Look�察�here comes one�察�a gentlewoman of mine�察�Who�察�falling in the
flaws of her own youth�察�Hath blister'd her report。 She is with child�察�And he
that got it�察 �sentenc'd´ a young man More fit to do another such offence
Than die for this。 DUKE。 When must he die�拭�PROVOST。 As I do think�察�
to´morrow。 ��To JULIET�А �I have provided for you�察 �stay awhile And you
shall be conducted。 DUKE。 Repent you�察 �fair one�察 �of the sin you carry�拭�
JULIET。 I do�察 �and bear the shame most patiently。 DUKE。 I'll teach you
how you shall arraign your conscience�察�And try your penitence�察 �if it be
sound Or hollowly put on。 JULIET。 I'll gladly learn。 DUKE。 Love you the
man that wrong'd you�拭 �JULIET。 Yes�察 �as I love the woman that wrong'd
him。 DUKE。 So then�察 �it seems�察 �your most offenceful act Was mutually
committed。 JULIET。 Mutually。 DUKE。 Then was your sin of heavier kind
than his。 JULIET。 I do confess it�察�and repent it�察�father。 DUKE。 'Tis meet so�察�
daughter�察�but lest you do repent As that the sin hath brought you to this
shame�察 �Which sorrow is always toward ourselves�察 �not heaven�察 �Showing
we would not spare heaven as we love it�察�But as we stand in fear´ JULIET。
I do repent me as it is an evil�察�And take the shame with joy。 DUKE。 There
rest。 Your partner�察 �as I hear�察 �must die to´morrow�察�And I am going with
instruction to him。 Grace go with you� �Benedicite� �Exit JULIET。 Must die
to´morrow� �O�察�injurious law�察�That respites me a life whose very comfort Is
still a dying horror� �PROVOST。 'Tis pity of him。 Exeunt
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SCENE IV。 ANGELO'S house
Enter ANGELO
ANGELO。 When I would pray and think�察�I think and pray To several
subjects。 Heaven hath my empty words�察�Whilst my invention�察�hearing not
my tongue�察�Anchors on Isabel。 Heaven in my mouth�察�As if I did but only
chew his name�察 �And in my heart the strong and swelling evil Of my
conception。 The state whereon I studied Is�察�like a good thing being often
read�察�Grown sere and tedious�察�yea�察�my gravity�察�Wherein´ let no man hear
me´ I take pride�察�Could I with boot change for an idle plume Which the air
beats for vain。 O place�察�O form�察�How often dost thou with thy case�察�thy
habit�察�Wrench awe from fools�察�and tie the wiser souls To thy false seeming� �
Blood�察�thou art blood。 Let's write 'good angel' on the devil's horn�察�'Tis not
the devil's crest。
Enter SERVANT
How now�察 �who's there�拭 �SERVANT。 One Isabel�察 �a sister�察 �desires
access to you。 ANGELO。 Teach her the way。 ��Exit SERVANT�А�O heavens� �
Why does my blood thus muster to my heart�察�Making both it unable for
itself And dispossessing all my other parts Of necessary fitness�拭�So play
the foolish throngs with one that swoons�察 �Come all to help him�察 �and so
stop the air By which he should revive�察�and even so The general subject to
a well´wish'd king Quit their own part�察�and in obsequious fondness Crowd
to his presence�察�where their untaught love Must needs appear offence。
Enter ISABELLA How now�察 �fair maid�拭�ISABELLA。 I am come to
know your pleasure。 ANGELO。 That you might know it would much
better please me Than to demand what 'tis。 Your brother cannot live。
ISABELLA。 Even so� �Heaven keep your honour� �ANGELO。 Yet may he
live awhile�察 �and�察 �it may be�察 �As long as you or I�察 �yet he must die。
ISABELLA。 Under your sentence�拭�ANGELO。 Yea。 ISABELLA。 When�拭�I
beseech you�察�that in his reprieve�察�Longer or shorter�察�he may be so fitted
That his soul sicken not。 ANGELO。 Ha� �Fie�察�these filthy vices� �It were as
good To pardon him that hath from nature stol'n A man already made�察�as to
remit Their saucy sweetness that do coin heaven's image In stamps that are
forbid�察�'tis all as easy Falsely to take away a life true made As to put metal
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in restrained means To make a false one。 ISABELLA。 'Tis set down so in
heaven�察 �but not in earth。 ANGELO。 Say you so�拭�Then I shall pose you
quickly。 Which had you rather´ that the most just law Now took your
brother's life�察 �or�察 �to redeem him�察 �Give up your body to such sweet
uncleanness As she that he hath stain'd�拭 �ISABELLA。 Sir�察 �believe this�此 �I
had rather give my body than my soul。 ANGELO。 I talk not of your soul�察�
our compell'd sins Stand more for number than for accompt。 ISABELLA。
How say you�拭 �ANGELO。 Nay�察 �I'll not warra