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

say so�察�sir�察�I yoke me In my good brother's fault。 I know not why I love 

this youth�察�and I have heard you say Love's reason's without reason。 The 

bier at door�察�And a demand who is't shall die�察�I'd say 'My father�察�not this 

youth。' BELARIUS。 ��Aside�А�O noble strain� �O worthiness of nature� �breed 

of   greatness�   �Cowards   father   cowards   and   base   things   sire   base。   Nature 

hath meal and bran�察�contempt and grace。 I'm not their father�察�yet who this 

should be Doth miracle itself�察�lov'd before me。´ 'Tis the ninth hour o' th' 

morn。     ARVIRAGUS。          Brother�察  �farewell。    IMOGEN。       I  wish    ye  sport。 

ARVIRAGUS。 Your health。 ��To BELARIUS�А�So please you�察�sir。 IMOGEN。 

��Aside�А    �These   are   kind  creatures。   Gods�察   �what   lies  I  have   heard�   �Our 

courtiers say all's savage but at court。 Experience�察�O�察�thou disprov'st report� �

Th'  imperious   seas   breed   monsters�察  �for  the  dish�察 �Poor tributary  rivers   as 

sweet fish。 I am sick still�察�heart´sick。 Pisanio�察�I'll now taste of thy  drug。 

��Swallows some�А�GUIDERIUS。 I could not stir him。 He said he was gentle�察�

but unfortunate�察�Dishonestly afflicted�察�but yet honest。 ARVIRAGUS。 Thus 

did he answer me�察�yet said hereafter I might know more。 BELARIUS。 To 

th'   field�察 �to  th'  field�  �We'll  leave  you   for   this  time。  Go   in  and   rest。 



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ARVIRAGUS。 We'll not be long away。 BELARIUS。 Pray be not sick�察�For 

you   must   be   our   huswife。   IMOGEN。   Well�察  �or   ill�察  �I   am   bound   to   you。 

BELARIUS。 And shalt be ever。 Exit IMOGEN into the cave This youth�察�

howe'er   distress'd�察  �appears   he   hath   had   Good   ancestors。   ARVIRAGUS。 

How angel´like he sings� �GUIDERIUS。 But his neat cookery� �He cut our 

roots in characters�察�And sauc'd our broths as Juno had been sick�察�And he 

her dieter。 ARVIRAGUS。 Nobly he yokes A smiling with a sigh�察�as if the 

sigh Was that it was for   not being such   a smile�察�The   smile mocking the 

sigh that it would fly From so divine a temple to commix With winds that 

sailors rail at。 GUIDERIUS。 I do note That grief and patience�察�rooted in 

him both�察�Mingle their spurs together。 ARVIRAGUS。 Grow patience� �And 

let the stinking elder�察�grief�察�untwine His perishing root with the increasing 

vine� �BELARIUS。 It is great morning。 Come�察�away� �Who's there�拭�

       Enter CLOTEN 

       CLOTEN。 I cannot find those runagates�察�that villain Hath mock'd me。 

I am faint。 BELARIUS。 Those runagates�拭�Means he not us�拭�I partly know 

him�察�'tis Cloten�察�the son o' th' Queen。 I fear some ambush。 I saw him not 

these many years�察�and yet I know 'tis he。 We are held as outlaws。 Hence� �

GUIDERIUS。 He is but one�察�you and my brother search What companies 

are near。 Pray you away�察�Let me alone with him。 Exeunt BELARIUS and 

ARVIRAGUS   CLOTEN。   Soft�   �What   are   you   That   fly   me   thus�拭  �Some 

villain    mountaineers�拭     �I  have    heard    of  such。   What     slave   art  thou�拭�

GUIDERIUS。 A  thing   More   slavish   did   I   ne'er   than   answering   'A  slave' 

without   a   knock。   CLOTEN。  Thou   art   a   robber�察�A  law´breaker�察  �a   villain。 

Yield thee�察�thief。 GUIDERIUS。 To who�拭�To thee�拭�What art thou�拭�Have not 

I An arm as big as thine�察�a heart as big�拭�Thy words�察�I grant�察�are bigger�察�for 

I wear not My dagger in my mouth。 Say what thou art�察�Why I should yield 

to   thee。   CLOTEN。   Thou   villain   base�察  �Know'st   me   not   by   my   clothes�拭�

GUIDERIUS。 No�察�nor thy tailor�察�rascal�察�Who is thy grandfather�察�he made 

those   clothes�察  �Which�察  �as   it   seems�察  �make   thee。   CLOTEN。   Thou   precious 

varlet�察  �My   tailor   made   them   not。   GUIDERIUS。   Hence�察  �then�察  �and   thank 

The man that gave them thee。 Thou art some fool�察�I am loath to beat thee。 

CLOTEN。         Thou    injurious    thief�察 �Hear    but   my    name�察    �and   tremble。 

GUIDERIUS。           What's    thy    name�拭    �CLOTEN。        Cloten�察    �thou    villain。 



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GUIDERIUS。 Cloten�察�thou double villain�察�be thy name�察�I cannot tremble 

at it。 Were it toad�察�or adder�察�spider�察�'Twould move me sooner。 CLOTEN。 

To thy further fear�察�Nay�察�to thy mere confusion�察�thou shalt know I am son 

to th' Queen。 GUIDERIUS。 I'm sorry for't�察�not seeming So worthy as thy 

birth。   CLOTEN。   Art   not   afeard�拭  �GUIDERIUS。   Those   that   I   reverence�察�

those I fear´ the wise�此�At fools I laugh�察�not fear them。 CLOTEN。 Die the 

death。 When I have slain thee with my proper hand�察�I'll follow those that 

even   now   fled   hence�察 �And   on   the   gates   of   Lud's   Town   set   your   heads。 

Yield�察�rustic mountaineer。 Exeunt�察�fighting 

       Re´enter BELARIUS and ARVIRAGUS 

       BELARIUS。        No    company's     abroad。    ARVIRAGUS。         None     in  the 

world�察  �you   did   mistake   him�察  �sure。   BELARIUS。   I   cannot   tell�察  �long   is   it 

since I saw him�察�But time hath nothing blurr'd those lines of favour Which 

then he wore�察�the snatches in his voice�察�And burst of speaking�察�were as his。 

I am absolute 'Twas very Cloten。 ARVIRAGUS。 In this place we left them。 

I   wish   my   brother   make   good     time   with  him�察  �You   say   he  is   so  fell。 

BELARIUS。         Being     scarce   made     up�察 �I   mean    to  man�察   �he   had    not 

apprehension Or roaring terrors�察�for defect of judgment Is oft the cease of 

fear。 

       Re´enter GUIDERIUS with CLOTEN'S head 

       But�察�see�察�thy brother。 GUIDERIUS。 This Cloten was a fool�察�an empty 

purse�察�There was no money in't。 Not Hercules Could have knock'd out his 

brains�察�for he had none�察�Yet I not doing this�察�the fool had borne My head 

as I do his。 BELARIUS。 What hast thou done�拭�GUIDERIUS。 I am perfect 

what�此�cut off one Cloten's head�察�Son to the Queen�察�after his own report�察�

Who call'd me traitor�察�mountaineer�察�and swore With his own single hand 

he'd take us in�察�Displace our heads where´ thank the gods� � they grow�察�And 

set them on   Lud's Town。  BELARIUS。 We are  all undone。  GUIDERIUS。 

Why�察�worthy father�察�what have we to lose But that he swore to take�察�our 

lives�拭�The law  Protects   not   us�察�then   why  should   we   be tender To   let   an 

arrogant piece of flesh threat us�察�Play judge and executioner all himself�察�

For we do fear the law�拭�What company Discover you abroad�拭�BELARIUS。 

No   single   soul   Can   we   set   eye   on�察  �but   in   all   safe   reason   He   must   have 

some attendants。 Though his humour Was nothing but   mutation´ ay�察 �and 



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that From one bad thing to worse´ not frenzy�察�not Absolute madness could 

so   far   have   rav'd�察�To   bring   him  here   alone。 Although perhaps   It   may  be 

heard at court that such as we Cave here�察�hunt here�察�are outlaws�察�and in 

time   May   make   some   stronger   head´   the   which   he   hearing�察�As   it   is   like 

him�察�might break out and swear He'd fetch us in�察�yet is't not probable To 

come alone�察�either he so undertaking Or they so suffering。 Then on good 

ground we fear�察�If we do fear this body hath a tail More perilous than the 

head。     ARVIRAGUS。           Let   ordinance     Come      as   the   gods    foresay    it。 

Howsoe'er�察  �My   brother   hath   done   well。   BELARIUS。   I   had   no   mind   To 

hunt   this   day�察  �the   boy   Fidele's   sickness   Did   make   my   way   long   forth。 

GUIDERIUS。 With his own sword�察�Which he did wave against my throat�察�

I have ta'en His head from him。 I'll throw't into the creek Behind our rock�察�

and let it to the sea And tell the fishes he's the Queen's son�察�Cloten。 That's 

all   I   reck。   Exit   BELARIUS。   I   fear   'twill   be   reveng'd。   Would�察  �Polydore�察�

thou     hadst    not   done't�   �though     valour    Becomes       thee   well    enough。 

ARVIRAGUS。   Would   I   had   done't�察  �So   the   revenge   alone   pursu'd   me� �

Polydore�察�I love thee brotherly�察�but envy much Thou hast robb'd me of this 

deed。 I would revenges�察�That possible strength might meet�察�would seek us 

through�察�And put us to our answer。 BELARIUS。 Well�察�'tis done。 We'll hunt 

no more to´day�察�nor seek for danger Where there's no profit。 I prithee to 

our rock。 You and Fidele play the cooks�察�I'll stay Till hasty Polydore return�察�

and   bring   him   To   dinner   presently。 ARVIRAGUS。   Poor   sick   Fidele�   �I'll 

willingly to him�察�to gain his colour I'd let a parish of such Cloten's blood�察�

And   praise   myself   for   charity。   Exit   BELARIUS。   O   thou   goddess�察  �Thou 

divine Nature�察�thou thyself thou blazon'st In these two princely boys� �They 

are as gentle As zephyrs blowing below the violet

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