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AGUECHEEK。 'Twere as good a deed as to drink when a man's ahungry�察�

to challenge him the field�察�and then to break promise with him and make a 

fool   of   him。   SIR   TOBY。   Do't�察  �knight。   I'll   write   thee   a   challenge�察  �or   I'll 

deliver thy indignation to him by word of mouth。 MARIA。 Sweet Sir Toby�察�

be patient for to´night�察�since the youth of the Count's was to´day with my 

lady�察�she is much out of quiet。 For Monsieur Malvolio�察�let me alone with 

him�察  �if   I   do   not   gull   him   into   a   nayword�察  �and   make   him   a   common 

recreation�察�do not think I have wit enough to lie straight in my bed。 I know 

I can do it。 SIR TOBY。 Possess us�察�possess us�察�tell us something of him。 

MARIA。 Marry�察�sir�察�sometimes he is a kind of Puritan。 AGUECHEEK。 O�察�

if   I  thought   that�察 �I'd beat   him  like  a   dog。  SIR TOBY。 What�察 �for  being   a 

Puritan�拭  �Thy   exquisite   reason�察  �dear   knight�拭  �AGUECHEEK。   I   have   no 

exquisite reason for't�察�but I have reason good enough。 MARIA。 The devil a 

Puritan that he is�察�or anything constantly but a time´pleaser�察�an affection'd 

ass   that   cons   state   without   book   and   utters   it   by   great   swarths�察  �the   best 



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persuaded of himself�察�so cramm'd�察�as he thinks�察�with excellencies that it is 

his grounds of faith that all that look on him love him�察�and on that vice in 

him will   my  revenge find   notable   cause to   work。  SIR TOBY。 What   wilt 

thou do�拭�MARIA。 I will drop in his way some obscure epistles of love�察�

wherein�察�by the colour of his beard�察�the shape of his leg�察�the manner of his 

gait�察  �the   expressure   of   his   eye�察  �forehead�察  �and   complexion�察  �he   shall   find 

himself   most   feelingly   personated。   I   can   write   very   like   my   lady�察  �your 

niece�察�on   forgotten   matter   we   can hardly  make   distinction of   our   hands。 

SIR   TOBY。   Excellent�   �I   smell   a   device。 AGUECHEEK。   I   have't   in   my 

nose too。 SIR TOBY。 He shall think�察�by the letters that thou wilt drop�察�that 

they come from my niece�察�and that she's in love with him。 MARIA。 My 

purpose is�察�indeed�察�a horse of that colour。 AGUECHEEK。 And your horse 

now would make him an ass。 MARIA。 Ass�察�I doubt not。 AGUECHEEK。 O�察�

'twill be admirable� �MARIA。 Sport royal�察�I warrant you。 I know my physic 

will work   with him。  I   will plant   you two�察 �and let the   fool make   a   third�察�

where he shall find the letter�察�observe his construction of it。 For this night�察�

to bed�察  �and   dream  on   the   event。  Farewell。   Exit   SIR TOBY。   Good   night�察�

Penthesilea。 AGUECHEEK。 Before me�察�she's a good wench。 SIR TOBY。 

She's     a  beagle    true´bred�察   �and    one    that  adores    me。    What     o'  that�拭�

AGUECHEEK。   I   was   ador'd   once   too。   SIR  TOBY。   Let's   to   bed�察  �knight。 

Thou hadst need send for more money。 AGUECHEEK。 If I cannot recover 

your niece�察�I am a foul way out。 SIR TOBY。 Send for money�察�knight�察�if 

thou hast her not i' th' end�察�call me Cut。 AGUECHEEK。 If I do not�察�never 

trust me�察�take it how you will。 SIR TOBY。 Come�察�come�察�I'll go burn some 

sack�察�'tis too late to go to bed now。 Come�察�knight�察�come�察�knight。 Exeunt 



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                     SCENE IV。 The DUKE'S palace 



     Enter DUKE�察�VIOLA�察�CURIO�察�and OTHERS 

       DUKE。   Give   me   some   music。   Now�察  �good   morrow�察  �friends。   Now�察�

good Cesario�察�but that piece of song�察�That old and antique song we heard 

last night�察�Methought it did relieve my passion much�察�More than light airs 

and recollected terms Of these most brisk and giddy´paced times。 Come�察�

but one verse。 CURIO。 He is not here�察�so please your lordship�察�that should 

sing it。 DUKE。 Who was it�拭�CURIO。 Feste�察�the jester�察�my lord�察�a fool that 

the   Lady   Olivia's   father   took   much   delight   in。   He   is   about   the   house。 

DUKE。 Seek him out�察�and play the tune the while。 Exit CURIO。 ��Music 

plays�А�Come hither�察�boy。 If ever thou shalt love�察�In the sweet pangs of it 

remember me�察�For such as I am all true lovers are�察�Unstaid and skittish in 

all motions else Save in the constant image of the creature That is belov'd。 

How   dost   thou   like   this   tune�拭  �VIOLA。   It   gives   a   very   echo   to   the   seat 

Where Love is thron'd。 DUKE。 Thou dost speak masterly。 My life upon't�察�

young   though   thou   art�察  �thine   eye   Hath   stay'd   upon   some   favour   that   it 

loves�察  �Hath   it   not�察  �boy�拭  �VIOLA。 A  little�察  �by   your   favour。   DUKE。   What 

kind   of   woman   is't�拭  �VIOLA。   Of   your   complexion。   DUKE。   She   is   not 

worth thee�察�then。 What years�察�i' faith�拭�VIOLA。 About your years�察�my lord。 

DUKE。 Too old�察�by heaven� �Let still the woman take An elder than herself�察�

so wears she to him�察�So sways she level in her husband's heart。 For�察�boy�察�

however we do praise ourselves�察�Our fancies are more giddy and unfirm�察�

More longing�察�wavering�察�sooner lost and won�察�Than women's are。 VIOLA。 

I think it well�察�my lord。 DUKE。 Then let thy love be younger than thyself�察�

Or thy affection cannot hold the bent�察�For women are as roses�察�whose fair 

flow'r Being once display'd doth fall that very hour。 VIOLA。 And so they 

are�察�alas�察�that they are so� �To die�察�even when they to perfection grow� �

       Re´enter CURIO and CLOWN 

       DUKE。 O�察�fellow�察�come�察�the song we had last night。 Mark it�察�Cesario�察�

it is old and plain�察�The spinsters and the knitters in the sun�察�And the free 

maids   that   weave   their   thread   with   bones�察  �Do   use   to   chant   it�察  �it   is   silly 

sooth�察�And dallies with the innocence of love�察�Like the old age。 CLOWN。 

Are you ready�察�sir�拭�DUKE。 Ay�察�prithee�察�sing。 ��Music�А�



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       FESTE'S SONG 

       Come away�察�come away�察�death�察�And in sad cypress let me be laid�察�Fly 

away�察�fly away�察�breath�察�I am slain by a fair cruel maid。 My shroud of white�察�

stuck   all   with   yew�察  �O�察  �prepare   it�   �My   part   of   death   no   one   so   true   Did 

share it。 

       Not   a   flower�察  �not   a   flower   sweet�察  �On   my   black   coffin   let   there   be 

strown�察�Not a friend�察�not a friend greet My poor corpse where my bones 

shall be thrown�察�A thousand thousand sighs to save�察�Lay me�察�O�察�where Sad 

true lover never find my grave�察�To weep there� �

       DUKE。 There's for thy pains。 CLOWN。 No pains�察�sir�察�I take pleasure 

in singing�察�sir。 DUKE。 I'll pay thy pleasure�察�then。 CLOWN。 Truly�察�sir�察�and 

pleasure will be paid one time or another。 DUKE。 Give me now leave to 

leave thee。 CLOWN。 Now the melancholy god protect thee�察�and the tailor 

make   thy   doublet   of   changeable   taffeta�察  �for   thy   mind   is   a   very   opal。   I 

would have men of such constancy put to sea�察�that their business might be 

everything�察�and their intent everywhere�此�for that's it that always makes a 

good voyage of nothing。 Farewell。 Exit CLOWN DUKE。 Let all the rest 

give place。 Exeunt CURIO and ATTENDANTS Once more�察�Cesario�察�Get 

thee to yond same sovereign cruelty。 Tell her my love�察�more noble than the 

world�察   �Prizes   not   quantity   of   dirty  lands�察  �The   parts   that  fortune   hath 

bestow'd   upon   her�察  �Tell   her   I   hold   as   giddily   as   Fortune�察  �But   'tis   that 

miracle   and   queen   of   gems   That   Nature   pranks   her   in   attracts   my   soul。 

VIOLA。 But if she cannot love you�察�sir�拭�DUKE。 I cannot be so answer'd。 

VIOLA。 Sooth�察�but you must。 Say that some lady�察�as perhaps there is�察�Hath 

for your love as great a pang of heart As you have for Olivia。 You cannot 

love her�察�You tell her so。 Must she not then be answer'd�拭�DUKE。 There is 

no woman's sides Can bide the beating of so strong a passion As love doth 

give   my   heart�察  �no   woman's      heart   So   big   to  hold   so  much�察  �they   lack 

retention。 Alas�察�their love may be call'd appetite´ No motion of the liver�察�

but the palate´ That suffer surfeit�察�cloyment�察�and revolt�察�But mine is all as 

hungry  as   the sea�察�And   can   digest   as   much。   Make   no   compare   Between 

that love a woman can bear me And that I owe Olivia。 VIOLA。 Ay�察�but I 

know´ DUKE。 What dost thou know�拭�VIOLA。 Too well what love women 

to men may owe。 In faith�察�they are as true of heart as we。 My father had a 



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daughter lov'd a man�察�As it might be perhaps�察�were I a woman�察�I should 

your lordship。 DUKE。 And what's her history�拭�VIOLA。 A blank�察�my lord。 

She never told her love�察�But let concealment�察�like a worm i' th' bud�察�Feed 

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