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Thou then look'dst like a villain�察 �now�察 �methinks�察 �Thy favour's good
enough。 Some jay of Italy�察�Whose mother was her painting�察�hath betray'd
him。 Poor I am stale�察�a garment out of fashion�察�And for I am richer than to
hang by th' walls I must be ripp'd。 To pieces with me� �O�察�Men's vows are
women's traitors� �All good seeming�察 �By thy revolt�察 �O husband�察 �shall be
thought Put on for villainy�察�not born where't grows�察�But worn a bait for
ladies。 PISANIO。 Good madam�察 �hear me。 IMOGEN。 True honest men
being heard�察 �like false Aeneas�察 �Were�察 �in his time�察 �thought false�察 �and
Sinon's weeping Did scandal many a holy tear�察�took pity From most true
wretchedness。 So thou�察�Posthumus�察�Wilt lay the leaven on all proper men�此�
Goodly and gallant shall be false and perjur'd From thy great fail。 Come�察�
fellow�察�be thou honest�察�Do thou thy master's bidding�察�when thou seest him�察�
A little witness my obedience。 Look� �I draw the sword myself�察�take it�察�and
hit The innocent mansion of my love�察�my heart。 Fear not�察�'tis empty of all
things but grief�察�Thy master is not there�察�who was indeed The riches of it。
Do his bidding�察�strike。 Thou mayst be valiant in a better cause�察�But now
thou seem'st a coward。 PISANIO。 Hence�察�vile instrument� �Thou shalt not
damn my hand。 IMOGEN。 Why�察�I must die�察�And if I do not by thy hand�察�
thou art No servant of thy master's。 Against self´slaughter There is a
prohibition so divine That cravens my weak hand。 Come�察�here's my heart´
Something's afore't。 Soft�察�soft� �we'll no defence� � Obedient as the scabbard。
What is here�拭�The scriptures of the loyal Leonatus All turn'd to heresy�拭�
Away�察�away�察�Corrupters of my faith� �you shall no more Be stomachers to
my heart。 Thus may poor fools Believe false teachers�察�though those that
are betray'd Do feel the treason sharply�察 �yet the traitor Stands in worse
case of woe。 And thou�察 �Posthumus�察 �That didst set up my disobedience
'gainst the King My father�察�and make me put into contempt the suits Of
princely fellows�察�shalt hereafter find It is no act of common passage but A
strain of rareness�察 �and I grieve myself To think�察 �when thou shalt be
disedg'd by her That now thou tirest on�察 �how thy memory Will then be
pang'd by me。 Prithee dispatch。 The lamp entreats the butcher。 Where's thy
knife�拭�Thou art too slow to do thy master's bidding�察�When I desire it too。
PISANIO。 O gracious lady�察�Since I receiv'd command to do this busines I
have not slept one wink。 IMOGEN。 Do't�察�and to bed then。 PISANIO。 I'll
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wake mine eyeballs first。 IMOGEN。 Wherefore then Didst undertake it�拭�
Why hast thou abus'd So many miles with a pretence�拭�This place�拭�Mine
action and thine own�拭 �our horses' labour�拭 �The time inviting thee�拭 �the
perturb'd court�察�For my being absent�拭� whereunto I never Purpose return。
Why hast thou gone so far To be unbent when thou hast ta'en thy stand�察�
Th' elected deer before thee�拭�PISANIO。 But to win time To lose so bad
employment�察�in the which I have consider'd of a course。 Good lady�察�Hear
me with patience。 IMOGEN。 Talk thy tongue weary´ speak。 I have heard I
am a strumpet�察 �and mine ear�察 �Therein false struck�察 �can take no greater
wound�察 �Nor tent to bottom that。 But speak。 PISANIO。 Then�察 �madam�察 �I
thought you would not back again。 IMOGEN。 Most like´ Bringing me
here to kill me。 PISANIO。 Not so�察�neither�察�But if I were as wise as honest�察�
then My purpose would prove well。 It cannot be But that my master is
abus'd。 Some villain�察�Ay�察�and singular in his art�察�hath done you both This
cursed injury。 IMOGEN。 Some Roman courtezan� �PISANIO。 No�察�on my
life� �I'll give but notice you are dead�察�and send him Some bloody sign of it�察�
for 'tis commanded I should do so。 You shall be miss'd at court�察�And that
will well confirm it。 IMOGEN。 Why�察 �good fellow�察 �What shall I do the
while�拭 �where bide�拭 �how live�拭 �Or in my life what comfort�察 �when I am
Dead to my husband�拭�PISANIO。 If you'll back to th' court´ IMOGEN。 No
court�察�no father�察�nor no more ado With that harsh�察�noble�察�simple nothing´
That Cloten�察 �whose love´suit hath been to me As fearful as a siege。
PISANIO。 If not at court�察�Then not in Britain must you bide。 IMOGEN。
Where then�拭�Hath Britain all the sun that shines�拭�Day�察�night�察�Are they not
but in Britain�拭�I' th' world's volume Our Britain seems as of it�察�but not in't�察�
In a great pool a swan's nest。 Prithee think There's livers out of Britain。
PISANIO。 I am most glad You think of other place。 Th' ambassador�察�
Lucius the Roman�察 �comes to Milford Haven To´morrow。 Now�察 �if you
could wear a mind Dark as your fortune is�察�and but disguise That which t'
appear itself must not yet be But by self´danger�察�you should tread a course
Pretty and full of view�察�yea�察�happily�察�near The residence of Posthumus�察�so
nigh�察�at least�察�That though his actions were not visible�察�yet Report should
render him hourly to your ear As truly as he moves。 IMOGEN。 O� �for such
means�察 �Though peril to my modesty�察 �not death on't�察 �I would adventure。
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PISANIO。 Well then�察 �here's the point�此�You must forget to be a woman�察�
change Command into obedience�察�fear and niceness´ The handmaids of all
women�察 �or�察 �more truly�察 �Woman it pretty self´ into a waggish courage�察�
Ready in gibes�察 �quick´answer'd�察�saucy�察 �and As quarrelous as the weasel。
Nay�察�you must Forget that rarest treasure of your cheek�察�Exposing it´ but�察�
O�察�the harder heart� �Alack�察�no remedy� � to the greedy touch Of common´
kissing Titan�察�and forget Your laboursome and dainty trims wherein You
made great Juno angry。 IMOGEN。 Nay�察�be brief�察�I see into thy end�察�and
am almost A man already。 PISANIO。 First�察 �make yourself but like one。
Fore´thinking this�察�I have already fit´ 'Tis in my cloak´bag´ doublet�察�hat�察�
hose�察�all That answer to them。 Would you�察�in their serving�察�And with what
imitation you can borrow From youth of such a season�察�fore noble Lucius
Present yourself�察�desire his service�察�tell him Wherein you're happy´ which
will make him know If that his head have ear in music�察�doubtless With joy
he will embrace you�察�for he's honourable�察�And�察�doubling that�察�most holy。
Your means abroad´ You have me�察�rich�察�and I will never fail Beginning nor
supplyment。 IMOGEN。 Thou art all the comfort The gods will diet me
with。 Prithee away� �There's more to be consider'd�察�but we'll even All that
good time will give us。 This attempt I am soldier to�察�and will abide it with
A prince's courage。 Away�察�I prithee。 PISANIO。 Well�察�madam�察�we must take
a short farewell�察�Lest�察�being miss'd�察�I be suspected of Your carriage from
the court。 My noble mistress�察 �Here is a box�察 �I had it from the Queen。
What's in't is precious。 If you are sick at sea Or stomach´qualm'd at land�察�a
dram of this Will drive away distemper。 To some shade�察�And fit you to
your manhood。 May the gods Direct you to the best� �IMOGEN。 Amen。 I
thank thee。 Exeunt severally
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SCENE V。 Britain。 CYMBELINE'S palace
Enter CYMBELINE�察�QUEEN�察�CLOTEN�察�LUCIUS�察�and LORDS
CYMBELINE。 Thus far�察�and so farewell。 LUCIUS。 Thanks�察�royal sir。
My emperor hath wrote�察�I must from hence�察�And am right sorry that I must
report ye My master's enemy。 CYMBELINE。 Our subjects�察 �sir�察�Will not
endure his yoke�察�and for ourself To show less sovereignty than they�察�must
needs Appear unkinglike。 LUCIUS。 So�察 �sir。 I desire of you A conduct
overland to Milford Haven。 Madam�察 �all joy befall your Grace�察 �and you� �
CYMBELINE。 My lords�察 �you are appointed for that office�察 �The due of
honour in no point omit。 So farewell�察�noble Lucius。 LUCIUS。 Your hand�察�
my lord。 CLOTEN。 Receive it friendly�察�but from this time forth I wear it
as your enemy。 LUCIUS。 Sir�察�the event Is yet to name the winner。 Fare you
well。 CYMBELINE。 Leave not the worthy Lucius�察�good my lords�察�Till he
have cross'd the Severn。 Happiness� �Exeunt