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proud�察 �I   will   read   politic   authors�察 �I   will   baffle   Sir Toby�察  �I   will   wash  off 

gross acquaintance�察�I will be point´devise the very man。 I do not now fool 

myself to let imagination jade me�察�for every reason excites to this�察�that my 

lady   loves   me。   She   did   commend   my   yellow   stockings   of   late�察  �she   did 

praise my leg being cross´garter'd�察�and in this she manifests herself to my 

love�察�and with a kind of injunction drives me to these habits of her liking。 I 

thank my stars I am happy。 I   will be strange�察�stout�察�in yellow stockings�察�

and   cross´garter'd�察  �even   with   the   swiftness   of   putting   on。   Jove   and   my 

stars be praised� �Here is yet a postscript。 

       ��Reads�А    �'Thou    canst   not   choose    but   know     who    I  am。   If  thou 

entertain'st my love�察�let it appear in thy smiling�察�thy smiles become thee 

well。 Therefore in my presence still smile�察�dear my sweet�察�I prithee。' 

       Jove�察  �I   thank   thee。   I   will   smile�察  �I   will   do   everything   that   thou   wilt 

have me。 Exit FABIAN。 I will not give my part of this sport for a pension 

of   thousands   to   be   paid   from  the   Sophy。   SIR  TOBY。   I   could   marry   this 

wench for this device。 AGUECHEEK。 So could I too。 SIR TOBY。 And ask 

no other dowry with her but such another jest。 Enter MARIA 

       AGUECHEEK。 Nor I neither。 FABIAN。 Here comes my noble gull´ 

catcher。 SIR TOBY。 Wilt thou set thy foot o' my neck�拭�AGUECHEEK。 Or 

o'   mine   either�拭  �SIR   TOBY。   Shall   I   play   my   freedom   at   tray´trip�察  �and 

become thy bond´slave�拭�AGUECHEEK。 I' faith�察�or I either�拭�SIR TOBY。 

Why�察�thou hast put him in such a dream that when the image of it leaves 

him he must run mad。 MARIA。 Nay�察�but say true�察�does it work upon him�拭�

SIR TOBY。 Like aqua´vita� �with a midwife。 AIARIA。 If you will then see 

the   fruits   of   the   sport�察  �mark   his   first   approach   before   my   lady。   He   will 

come to her in yellow stockings�察�and 'tis a colour she abhors�察�and cross´ 

garter'd�察�a fashion she detests�察�and he will smile upon her�察�which will now 

be so unsuitable to her disposition�察�being addicted to a melancholy as she 

is�察�that it cannot but turn him into a notable contempt。 If you will see it�察�

follow me。 SIR TOBY。 To the gates of Tartar�察�thou most excellent devil of 

wit� �AGUECHEEK。 I'll make one too。 Exeunt 



        



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                        SCENE I。 OLIVIA'S garden 



     Enter VIOLA�察�and CLOWN with a tabor 

       VIOLA。 Save thee�察�friend�察�and thy music� �Dost thou live by thy tabor�拭�

CLOWN。  No�察  �sir�察  �I   live   by  the   church。 VIOLA。 Art   thou   a   churchman�拭�

CLOWN。 No such matter�察�sir�此�I do live by the church�察�for I do live at my 

house�察�and my house doth stand by the church。 VIOLA。 So thou mayst say 

the king lies by a beggar�察�if a beggar dwell near him�察�or the church stands 

by thy tabor�察�if thy tabor stand by the church。 CLOWN。 You have said�察�sir。 

To   see   this   age� �A  sentence   is   but   a   chev'ril   glove   to   a   good   wit。   How 

quickly the wrong side may be turn'd outward� �VIOLA。 Nay�察�that's certain�察�

they    that  dally   nicely   with    words    may    quickly   make     them    wanton。 

CLOWN。 I would�察�therefore�察�my sister had had name�察�sir。 VIOLA。 Why�察�

man�拭�CLOWN。 Why�察�sir�察�her name's a word�察�and to dally with that word 

       might   make   my   sister   wanton。   But   indeed   words   are   very   rascals 

since bonds disgrac'd   them。 VIOLA。 Thy  reason�察 �man�拭  �CLOWN。 Troth�察�

sir�察�I can yield you none without words�察�and words are grown so false I am 

loath to prove reason with them。 VIOLA。 I warrant thou art a merry fellow 

and car'st for nothing。 CLOWN。 Not so�察�sir�察�I do care for something�察�but in 

my conscience�察�sir�察�I do not care for you。 If that be to care for nothing�察�sir�察�

I   would   it   would   make   you   invisible。   VIOLA。   Art   not   thou   the   Lady 

Olivia's fool�拭�CLOWN。 No�察�indeed�察�sir�察�the Lady Olivia has no folly�察�she 

will keep no fool�察�sir�察�till she be married�察�and fools are as like husbands as 

pilchers are to herrings´ the husband's the bigger。 I am indeed not her fool�察�

but her corrupter of words。 VIOLA。 I saw thee late at the Count Orsino's。 

CLOWN。   Foolery�察  �sir�察  �does   walk   about   the   orb   like   the   sun´   it   shines 

everywhere。 I would be sorry�察�sir�察�but the fool should be as oft with your 

master as with my mistress�此�think I saw your wisdom there。 VIOLA。 Nay�察�

an thou pass upon me�察�I'll no more with thee。 Hold�察�there's expenses for 

thee。 ��Giving a coin�А�CLOWN。 Now Jove�察�in his next commodity of hair�察�

send the a beard� �VIOLA。 By my troth�察�I'll tell thee�察�I am almost sick for 

one�察  。�Aside�А  �though   I   would   not   have   it   grow   on   my   chin。´   Is   thy   lady 

within�拭�CLOWN。 Would not a pair of these have bred�察�sir�拭�VIOLA。 Yes�察�

being kept together and put to use。 CLOWN。 I would play Lord Pandarus 



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of Phrygia�察�sir�察�to bring a Cressida to this Troilus。 VIOLA。 I understand 

you�察  �sir�察  �'tis   well   begg'd。   ��Giving   another   coin�А  �CLOWN。   The   matter�察  �I 

hope�察�is not great�察�sir�察�begging but a beggar�此�Cressida was a beggar。 My 

lady is within�察�sir。 I will construe to them whence you come�察�who you are 

and what you would are out of my welkin´ I might say 'element' but the 

word is overworn。 Exit CLOWN VIOLA。 This fellow is wise enough to 

play the fool�察�And to do that well craves a kind of wit。 He must observe 

their mood on whom he jests�察�The quality of persons�察�and the time�察�And�察�

like the haggard�察�check at every feather That comes before his eye。 This is 

a practice As full of labour as a wise man's art�察�For folly that he wisely 

shows is fit�察�But wise men�察�folly´fall'n�察�quite taint their wit。 

       Enter SIR TOBY and SIR ANDREW 

       SIR    TOBY。      Save     you�察  �gentleman�      �VIOLA。       And    you�察   �sir。 

AGUECHEEK。 Dieu vous garde�察�monsieur。 VIOLA。 Et vous aussi�察�votre 

serviteur。 AGUECHEEK。 I hope�察�sir�察�you are�察�and I am yours。 SIR TOBY。 

Will you encounter the house�拭�My niece is desirous you should enter�察�if 

your trade be to her。 VIOLA。 I am bound to your niece�察�sir�察�I mean�察�she is 

the list of my voyage。 SIR TOBY。 Taste your legs�察�sir�察�put them to motion。 

VIOLA。 My legs do better understand me�察�sir�察�than I understand what you 

mean by bidding me taste my legs。 SIR TOBY。 I mean�察�to go�察�sir�察�to enter。 

VIOLA。 I will answer you with gait and entrance。 But we are prevented。 

       Enter OLIVIA and MARIA 

       Most   excellent   accomplish'd   lady�察  �the   heavens   rain   odours   on   you� �

AGUECHEEK。 That youth's a rare courtier´ 'Rain odours' well� �VIOLA。 

My     matter   hath  no   voice�察  �lady�察 �but  to  your   own    most   pregnant    and 

vouchsafed car。 AGUECHEEK。 'Odours��' 'pregnant��' and 'vouchsafed'´ I'll 

get 'em all three all ready。 OLIVIA。 Let the garden door be shut�察�and leave 

me   to   my   hearing。   ��Exeunt   all   but   OLIVIA  and   VIOLA�А  �Give   me   your 

hand�察�sir。 VIOLA。 My duty�察�madam�察�and most humble service。 OLIVIA。 

What is your name�拭�VIOLA。 Cesario is your servant's name�察�fair Princess。 

OLIVIA。 My servant�察�sir� �'Twas never merry world Since lowly feigning 

was call'd compliment。 Y'are servant to the Count Orsino�察�youth。 VIOLA。 

And he   is   yours�察  �and   his   must needs   be   yours�此�Your servant's   servant   is 

your    servant�察  �madam。    OLIVIA。      For  him�察  �I  think  not  on   him�察 �for  his 



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