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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