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afflictions on them�察�knowing 'tis A punishment or trial�拭�Yes�察�no wonder�察�

When rich ones scarce tell true。 To lapse in fulness Is sorer than to lie for 

need�察�and falsehood Is worse in kings than beggars。 My dear lord� �Thou 

art one o' th' false ones。 Now I think on thee My hunger's gone�察�but even 

before�察�I was At point to sink for food。 But what is this�拭�Here is a path to't�察�

'tis some savage hold。 I were best not call�察�I dare not call。 Yet famine�察�Ere 

clean    it  o'erthrow  nature�察  �makes    it  valiant。  Plenty  and   peace   breeds 

cowards�察    �hardness    ever  Of   hardiness    is  mother。  Ho�    �who's   here�拭  �If 

anything that's civil�察�speak�察�if savage�察�Take or lend。 Ho� �No answer�拭�Then 

I'll enter。 Best draw my sword�察�and if mine enemy But fear the sword�察�like 

me�察�he'll scarcely look on't。 Such a foe�察�good heavens� �Exit into the cave 

       Enter BELARIUS�察�GUIDERIUS�察�and ARVIRAGUS 

       BELARIUS。       You�察  �Polydore�察  �have   prov'd   best  woodman      and  Are 

master of the feast。 Cadwal and I Will play the cook and servant�察�'tis our 

match。 The sweat of industry would dry and die But for the end it works to。 

Come�察  �our   stomachs   Will   make   what's   homely   savoury�察  �weariness   Can 

snore upon the flint�察�when resty sloth Finds the down pillow hard。 Now�察�

peace    be  here�察  �Poor   house�察  �that  keep'st  thyself�   �GUIDERIUS。       I  am 

thoroughly     weary。   ARVIRAGUS。         I  am  weak    with  toil�察 �yet  strong  in 

appetite。 GUIDERIUS。 There is cold meat i' th' cave�察�we'll browse on that 

Whilst what we have kill'd be cook'd。 BELARIUS。 ��Looking into the cave�А�

Stay�察�come not in。 But that it eats our victuals�察�I should think Here were a 

fairy。   GUIDERIUS。   What's   the   matter�察  �sir�拭  �BELARIUS。。   By   Jupiter�察  �an 

angel� �or�察�if not�察�An earthly paragon� �Behold divineness No elder than a 

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       Re´enter IMOGEN 

       IMOGEN。 Good masters�察�harm me not。 Before I enter'd here I call'd�察�

and thought To have begg'd or bought what I have took。 Good troth�察�I have 

stol'n nought�察�nor would not though I had found Gold strew'd i' th' floor。 

Here's money for my meat。 I would have left it on the board�察�so soon As I 

had made my meal�察�and parted With pray'rs for the provider。 GUIDERIUS。 

Money�察�youth�拭�ARVIRAGUS。 All gold and silver rather turn to dirt�察�As 'tis 

no better reckon'd but of those Who worship dirty gods。 IMOGEN。 I see 

you're angry。 Know�察�if you kill me for my fault�察�I should Have died had I 

not made it。 BELARIUS。 Whither bound�拭�IMOGEN。 To Milford Haven。 

BELARIUS。 What's your name�拭�IMOGEN。 Fidele�察�sir。 I have a kinsman 

who   Is   bound   for   Italy�察  �he   embark'd   at   Milford�察  �To   whom   being   going�察�

almost spent with hunger�察�I am fall'n in this offence。 BELARIUS。 Prithee�察�

fair youth�察�Think us no churls�察�nor measure our good minds By this rude 

place we live in。 Well encounter'd� �'Tis almost night�察�you shall have better 

cheer Ere you depart�察�and thanks to stay and eat it。 Boys�察�bid him welcome。 

GUIDERIUS。 Were you a woman�察�youth�察�I should woo hard but be your 

groom。 In honesty I bid for you as I'd buy。 ARVIRAGUS。 I'll make't my 

comfort He is a man。 I'll love him as my brother�察�And such a welcome as 

I'd   give   to   him   After   long   absence�察  �such   is   yours。   Most   welcome�   �Be 

sprightly�察   �for  you   fall  'mongst    friends。  IMOGEN。       'Mongst     friends�察 �If 

brothers。 ��Aside�А�Would it had been so that they Had been my father's sons� �

Then   had   my     prize   Been   less�察  �and   so  more   equal   ballasting   To  thee�察�

Posthumus。       BELARIUS。        He   wrings     at  some    distress。   GUIDERIUS。 

Would I could free't� �ARVIRAGUS。 Or I�察�whate'er it be�察�What pain it cost�察�

what   danger�   �Gods�   �BELARIUS。   ��Whispering�А  �Hark�察  �boys。   IMOGEN。 

��Aside�А  �Great   men�察 �That   had   a   court   no   bigger   than   this   cave�察 �That   did 

attend themselves�察�and had the virtue Which their own conscience seal'd 

them�察�laying by That nothing´gift of differing multitudes�察�Could not out´ 

peer these   twain。   Pardon   me�察  �gods�   �I'd   change   my  sex   to   be   companion 

with them�察�Since Leonatus' false。 BELARIUS。 It shall be so。 Boys�察�we'll 

go dress our hunt。 Fair youth�察�come in。 Discourse is heavy�察�fasting�察�when 

we have supp'd�察�We'll mannerly demand thee of thy story�察�So far as thou 

wilt speak it。 GUIDERIUS。 Pray draw near。 ARVIRAGUS。 The night to 



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th'  owl   and  morn    to  th'  lark  less  welcome。  IMOGEN。      Thanks�察   �sir。 

ARVIRAGUS。 I pray draw near。 Exeunt 



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                  SCENE VII。 Rome。 A public place 



    Enter two ROMAN SENATORS and TRIBUNES 

       FIRST   SENATOR。   This   is   the   tenour   of   the   Emperor's   writ�此  �That 

since   the   common   men   are   now   in   action   'Gainst   the   Pannonians   and 

Dalmatians�察�And that the legions now in Gallia are Full weak to undertake 

our wars against The fall'n´off Britons�察�that we do incite The gentry to this 

business。 He creates Lucius proconsul�察�and to you�察�the tribunes�察�For this 

immediate levy�察�he commands His absolute commission。 Long live Caesar� �

TRIBUNE。   Is   Lucius   general   of   the   forces�拭  �SECOND   SENATOR。   Ay。 

TRIBUNE。        Remaining     now   in  Gallia�拭 �FIRST   SENATOR。        With    those 

legions Which I have spoke of�察�whereunto your levy Must be supplyant。 

The words of your commission Will tie you to the numbers and the time 

Of their dispatch。 TRIBUNE。 We will discharge our duty。 Exeunt 



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ACT IV。 



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          SCENE I。 Wales。 Near the cave of BELARIUS 



     Enter CLOTEN alone 

       CLOTEN。 I am near to th' place where they should meet�察�if Pisanio 

have   mapp'd   it   truly。   How   fit   his   garments   serve   me�   �Why   should   his 

mistress�察�who was made by him that made the tailor�察�not be fit too�拭�The 

rather´ saving reverence of the word´ for 'tis said a woman's fitness comes 

by fits。 Therein I must play the workman。 I dare speak it to myself�察�for it is 

not   vain´glory   for   a   man   and   his   glass   to   confer   in   his   own   chamber´   I 

mean�察�the lines of my body are as well drawn as his�察�no less young�察�more 

strong�察�not beneath him in fortunes�察�beyond him in the advantage of the 

time�察�above   him  in   birth�察  �alike conversant   in general   services�察  �and   more 

remarkable in single oppositions。 Yet this imperceiverant thing loves him 

in   my   despite。   What   mortality   is�   �Posthumus�察  �thy   head�察  �which   now   is 

growing   upon   thy   shoulders�察  �shall   within   this   hour   be   off�察  �thy   mistress 

enforced�察  �thy   garments   cut   to   pieces   before   her   face�察  �and   all   this   done�察�

spurn her home to her father�察�who may�察�haply�察�be a little angry for my so 

rough usage�察�but my mother�察�having power of his testiness�察�shall turn all 

into my 

       commendations。 My horse is tied up safe。 Out�察�sword�察�and to a sore 

purpose� �Fortune�察�put them into my hand。 This is the very description of 

their meeting´place�察�and the fellow dares not deceive me。 Exit 



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       SCENE II。 Wales。 Before the cave of BELARIUS 



     Enter�察 �from  the  cave�察  �BELARIUS�察 �GUIDERIUS�察�ARVIRAGUS�察  �and 

IMOGEN 

       BELARIUS。   ��To   IMOGEN�А  �You   are   not   well。   Remain   here   in   the 

cave�察   �We'll  come    to  you   after  hunting。   ARVIRAGUS。          ��To  IMOGEN�А�

Brother�察  �stay   here。   Are   we   not   brothers�拭  �IMOGEN。   So   man   and   man 

should be�察�But clay and clay differs in dignity�察�Whose dust is both alike。 I 

am    very   sick。  GUIDERIUS。         Go   you   to  hunting�察  �I'll  abide  with   him。 

IMOGEN。 So sick I am not�察�yet I am not well�察�But not so citizen a wanton 

as To seem to die ere sick。 So please you�察�leave me�察�Stick to your journal 

course。 The breach of custom Is breach of all。 I am ill�察�but your being by 

me Cannot amend me�察�society is no comfort To one not sociable。 I am not 

very sick�察�Since I can reason of it。 Pray you trust me here。 I'll rob none but 

myself�察  �and   let   me   die�察  �Stealing   so   poorly。   GUIDERIUS。   I   love   thee�察  �I 

have spoke it。 How much the quantity�察�the weight as much As I do love 

my father。 BELARIUS。 What�拭�how�拭�how�拭�ARVIRAGUS。 If it be sin to 

say so�察�sir�察�

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