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To    look  upon    the  holy  sun�察  �to  have   The   benefit  of  his  blest  beams�察�

remaining So long a poor unknown。 GUIDERIUS。 By heavens�察�I'll go� �If 

you will bless me�察�sir�察�and give me leave�察�I'll take the better care�察�but if 

you will not�察�The hazard therefore due fall on me by The hands of Romans� �

ARVIRAGUS。 So say I。 Amen。 BELARIUS。 No reason   I�察�since of   your 



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lives you set So slight a valuation�察�should reserve My crack'd one to more 

care。 Have with you�察�boys� �If in your country wars you chance to die�察�That 

is my bed too�察�lads�察�and there I'll lie。 Lead�察�lead。 ��Aside�А�The time seems 

long�察�their blood thinks scorn Till it fly out and show them princes born。 

Exeunt 

       



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ACT V。 



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                  SCENE I。 Britain。 The Roman camp 



     Enter POSTHUMUS alone�察�with a bloody handkerchief 

       POSTHUMUS。 Yea�察  �bloody  cloth�察  �I'll   keep thee�察  �for   I   wish'd Thou 

shouldst   be   colour'd   thus。 You   married   ones�察  �If   each of   you   should   take 

this   course�察  �how   many   Must   murder   wives   much   better than   themselves 

For    wrying    but   a  little�  �O  Pisanio�    �Every    good   servant    does   not   all 

commands�察�No bond but to do just ones。 Gods� �if you Should have ta'en 

vengeance on my faults�察�I never Had liv'd to put on this�察�so had you saved 

The   noble   Imogen   to   repent�察  �and   struck   Me�察  �wretch   more   worth   your 

vengeance。 But alack�察�You snatch some hence for little faults�察�that's love�察�

To have them fall no more。 You some permit To second ills with ills�察�each 

elder worse�察�And make them dread it�察�to the doer's thrift。 But Imogen is 

your own。 Do your best wills�察�And make me blest to obey。 I am brought 

hither Among th' Italian gentry�察�and to fight Against my lady's kingdom。 

'Tis   enough   That�察  �Britain�察  �I   have   kill'd   thy   mistress�察  �peace�   �I'll   give   no 

wound to thee。 Therefore�察 �good heavens�察�Hear patiently  my purpose。  I'll 

disrobe   me   Of   these   Italian   weeds�察  �and   suit   myself   As   does   a   Britain 

peasant。 So I'll fight Against the part I come with�察�so I'll die For thee�察�O 

Imogen�察     �even   for   whom     my    life  Is  every   breath    a  death。   And    thus 

unknown�察�Pitied nor hated�察�to the face of peril Myself I'll dedicate。 Let me 

make men know More valour in me than my habits show。 Gods�察�put the 

strength o' th' Leonati in me� �To shame the guise o' th' world�察�I will begin 

The fashion´ less without and more within。 Exit 



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        SCENE II。 Britain。 A field of battle between the 



                      British and Roman camps 



    Enter LUCIUS�察�IACHIMO�察�and the Roman army at one door�察�and the 

British army at another�察�LEONATUS POSTHUMUS following like a poor 

soldier。   They   march    over  and   go  out。  Alarums。    Then   enter  again�察  �in 

skirmish�察  �IACHIMO   and   POSTHUMUS。   He   vanquisheth   and   disarmeth 

IACHIMO�察�and then leaves him 

       IACHIMO。 The heaviness and guilt within my bosom Takes off my 

manhood。 I   have belied   a lady�察�The   Princess  of this   country�察 �and   the   air 

on't   Revengingly     enfeebles   me�察  �or  could  this  carl�察 �A   very  drudge   of 

nature's�察  �have   subdu'd   me   In   my   profession�拭  �Knighthoods   and   honours 

borne As I wear mine are titles but of scorn。 If that thy gentry�察�Britain�察�go 

before This   lout   as   he   exceeds   our  lords�察  �the  odds   Is   that   we   scarce   are 

men�察�and you are gods。 Exit 

       The battle continues�察�the BRITONS fly�察�CYMBELINE is taken。 Then 

enter to his rescue BELARIUS�察�GUIDERIUS�察�and ARVIRAGUS 

       BELARIUS。 Stand�察�stand� �We have th' advantage of the ground�察�The 

lane    is  guarded�察   �nothing   routs   us   but  The    villainy  of   our   fears。 

GUIDERIUS and ARVIRAGUS。 Stand�察�stand�察�and fight� �

       Re´enter   POSTHUMUS�察         �and   seconds    the   Britons�察  �they   rescue 

CYMBELINE�察�and exeunt。 Then re´enter LUCIUS and IACHIMO�察�with 

IMOGEN 

       LUCIUS。 Away�察�boy�察�from the troops�察�and save thyself�察�For friends 

kill friends�察�and the disorder's such As war were hoodwink'd。 IACHIMO。 

'Tis their fresh supplies。 LUCIUS。 It is a day turn'd strangely。 Or betimes 

Let's reinforce or fly。 Exeunt 



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                  SCENE III。 Another part of the field 



     Enter POSTHUMUS and a Britain LORD 

       LORD。 Cam'st thou from where they made the stand�拭�POSTHUMUS。 

I   did�此  �Though     you�察   �it  seems�察   �come    from    the   fliers。  LORD。      I  did。 

POSTHUMUS。   No   blame   be   to   you�察  �sir�察  �for   all   was   lost�察  �But   that   the 

heavens fought。 The King himself Of his wings destitute�察�the army broken�察�

And but   the backs   of   Britons seen�察  �all   flying�察�Through   a   strait lane´   the 

enemy�察  �full´hearted�察  �Lolling   the   tongue   with   slaught'ring�察  �having   work 

More     plentiful    than   tools   to  do't�察 �struck   down     Some    mortally�察   �some 

slightly touch'd�察�some falling Merely through fear�察�that the strait pass was 

damm'd   With   dead       men   hurt   behind�察  �and   cowards   living      To   die  with 

length'ned shame。 LORD。 Where was this lane�拭�POSTHUMUS。 Close by 

the battle�察�ditch'd�察�and wall'd with turf�察�

       Which gave advantage to an ancient soldier´ An honest one�察�I warrant�察�

who deserv'd So long a breeding as his white beard came to�察�In doing this 

for's country。 Athwart the lane He�察�with two striplings´ lads more like to 

run   The   country   base   than   to   commit   such   slaughter�察  �With   faces   fit   for 

masks�察�or rather fairer Than those for preservation cas'd or shame´ Made 

good the passage�察�cried to those that fled 'Our Britain's harts die flying�察�not 

our   men。   To   darkness   fleet   souls   that   fly   backwards�   �Stand�察  �Or   we   are 

Romans and will give you that�察�Like beasts�察�which you shun beastly�察�and 

may   save   But   to   look   back   in   frown。   Stand�察  �stand��'   These   three�察  �Three 

thousand confident�察�in act as many´ For three performers are the file when 

all The rest do nothing´ with this word 'Stand�察�stand��' Accommodated by 

the   place�察  �more   charming   With   their   own   nobleness�察  �which   could   have 

turn'd    A   distaff  to  a  lance�察  �gilded   pale   looks�察  �Part   shame�察   �part  spirit 

renew'd�察�that some turn'd coward But by example´ O�察�a sin in war Damn'd 

in the first beginners� � gan to look The way that they did and to grin like 

lions Upon the pikes o' th' hunters。 Then began A stop i' th' chaser�察�a retire�察�

anon A rout�察�confusion thick。 Forthwith they fly�察�Chickens�察�the way which 

they   stoop'd   eagles�察  �slaves�察  �The   strides   they   victors   made�察  �and   now   our 

cowards�察  �Like   fragments   in   hard   voyages�察  �became   The   life   o'   th'   need。 

Having found the back´door open Of the unguarded hearts�察�heavens�察�how 



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they wound� �Some slain before�察�some dying�察�some their friends O'erborne 

i' th' former wave。 Ten chas'd by one Are now each one the slaughterman 

of twenty。 Those that would die or ere resist are grown The mortal bugs o' 

th' field。 LORD。 This was strange chance�此�A narrow lane�察�an old man�察�and 

two boys。 POSTHUMUS。 Nay�察�do not wonder at it�察�you are made Rather 

to wonder at the things you hear Than to work any。 Will you rhyme upon't�察�

And vent it for a mock'ry�拭�Here is one�此�'Two boys�察�an old man ��twice a 

boy���察�a lane�察�Preserv'd the Britons�察�was the Romans' bane。' LORD。 Nay�察�be 

not angry�察�sir。 POSTHUMUS。 'Lack�察�to what end�拭�Who dares not stand his 

foe   I'll   be   his   friend�察  �For   if   he'll   d

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