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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

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