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pure honour gains or loses Your sword or mine�察�or masterless leaves both
To who shall find them。 IACHIMO。 Sir�察�my circumstances�察�Being so near
the truth as I will make them�察 �Must first induce you to believe´ whose
strength I will confirm with oath�察�which I doubt not You'll give me leave
to spare when you shall find You need it not。 POSTHUMUS。 Proceed。
IACHIMO。 First�察�her bedchamber�察�Where I confess I slept not�察�but profess
Had that was well worth watching´it was hang'd With tapestry of silk and
silver�察�the story�察�Proud Cleopatra when she met her Roman And Cydnus
swell'd above the banks�察 �or for The press of boats or pride。 A piece of
work So bravely done�察�so rich�察�that it did strive In workmanship and value�察�
which I wonder'd Could be so rarely and exactly wrought�察�Since the true
life on't was´ POSTHUMUS。 This is true�察�And this you might have heard
of here�察 �by me Or by some other。 IACHIMO。 More particulars Must
justify my knowledge。 POSTHUMUS。 So they must�察�Or do your honour
injury。 IACHIMO。 The chimney Is south the chamber�察 �and the
chimneypiece Chaste Dian bathing。 Never saw I figures So likely to report
themselves。 The cutter Was as another nature�察�dumb�察�outwent her�察�Motion
and breath left out。 POSTHUMUS。 This is a thing Which you might from
relation likewise reap�察�Being�察�as it is�察�much spoke of。 IACHIMO。 The roof
o' th' chamber With golden cherubins is fretted�察�her andirons´ I had forgot
them´ were two winking Cupids Of silver�察 �each on one foot standing�察�
nicely Depending on their brands。 POSTHUMUS。 This is her honour� �Let
it be granted you have seen all this�察 �and praise Be given to your
remembrance�察 �the description Of what is in her chamber nothing saves
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The wager you have laid。 IACHIMO。 Then�察 �if you can�察 。�Shows the
bracelet�А�Be pale。 I beg but leave to air this jewel。 See� �And now 'tis up
again。 It must be married To that your diamond�察 �I'll keep them。
POSTHUMUS。 Jove� �Once more let me behold it。 Is it that Which I left
with her�拭�IACHIMO。 Sir´ I thank her´ that。 She stripp'd it from her arm�察�I
see her yet�察�Her pretty action did outsell her gift�察�And yet enrich'd it too。
She gave it me�察�and said She priz'd it once。 POSTHUMUS。 May be she
pluck'd it off To send it me。 IACHIMO。 She writes so to you�察�doth she�拭�
POSTHUMUS。 O�察�no�察�no�察�no� �'tis true。 Here�察�take this too�察。�Gives the ring�А�
It is a basilisk unto mine eye�察�Kills me to look on't。 Let there be no honour
Where there is beauty�察�truth where semblance�察�love Where there's another
man。 The vows of women Of no more bondage be to where they are made
Than they are to their virtues�察�which is nothing。 O�察�above measure false� �
PHILARIO。 Have patience�察�sir�察�And take your ring again�察�'tis not yet won。
It may be probable she lost it�察 �or Who knows if one her women�察 �being
corrupted Hath stol'n it from her�拭�POSTHUMUS。 Very true�察�And so I hope
he came by't。 Back my ring。 Render to me some corporal sign about her�察�
More evident than this�察�for this was stol'n。 IACHIMO。 By Jupiter�察�I had it
from her arm� �POSTHUMUS。 Hark you�察�he swears�察�by Jupiter he swears。
'Tis true´ nay�察�keep the ring�察�'tis true。 I am sure She would not lose it。 Her
attendants are All sworn and honourable´ they induc'd to steal it� �And by a
stranger� �No�察�he hath enjoy'd her。 The cognizance of her incontinency Is
this�此�she hath bought the name of whore thus dearly。 There�察�take thy hire�察�
and all the fiends of hell Divide themselves between you� �PHILARIO。 Sir�察�
be patient�察�This is not strong enough to be believ'd Of one persuaded well
of。 POSTHUMUS。 Never talk on't�察 �She hath been colted by him。
IACHIMO。 If you seek For further satisfying�察 �under her breast´ Worthy
the pressing´ lies a mole�察�right proud Of that most delicate lodging。 By my
life�察�I kiss'd it�察�and it gave me present hunger To feed again�察�though full。
You do remember This stain upon her�拭 �POSTHUMUS。 Ay�察 �and it doth
confirm Another stain�察�as big as hell can hold�察�Were there no more but it。
IACHIMO。 Will you hear more�拭 �POSTHUMUS。 Spare your arithmetic�察�
never count the turns。 Once�察 �and a million� �IACHIMO。 I'll be sworn´
POSTHUMUS。 No swearing。 If you will swear you have not done't�察�you
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lie�察 �And I will kill thee if thou dost deny Thou'st made me cuckold。
IACHIMO。 I'll deny nothing。 POSTHUMUS。 O that I had her here to tear
her limb´meal� �I will go there and do't�察�i' th' court�察�before Her father。 I'll do
something´ Exit PHILARIO。 Quite besides The government of patience� �
You have won。 Let's follow him and pervert the present wrath He hath
against himself。 IACHIMO。 With all my heart。 Exeunt
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SCENE V。 Rome。 Another room in PHILARIO'S
house
Enter POSTHUMUS
POSTHUMUS。 Is there no way for men to be�察�but women Must be
half´workers�拭�We are all bastards�察�And that most venerable man which I
Did call my father was I know not where When I was stamp'd。 Some
coiner with his tools Made me a counterfeit�察�yet my mother seem'd The
Dian of that time。 So doth my wife The nonpareil of this。 O�察�vengeance�察�
vengeance� �Me of my lawful pleasure she restrain'd�察�And pray'd me oft
forbearance�察�did it with A pudency so rosy�察�the sweet view on't Might well
have warm'd old Saturn�察�that I thought her As chaste as unsunn'd snow。 O�察�
all the devils� �This yellow Iachimo in an hour´ was't not�拭�Or less� � at first�拭�
Perchance he spoke not�察�but�察�Like a full´acorn'd boar�察�a German one�察�Cried
;O��' and mounted�察 �found no opposition But what he look'd for should
oppose and she Should from encounter guard。 Could I find out The
woman's part in me� �For there's no motion That tends to vice in man but I
affirm It is the woman's part。 Be it lying�察�note it�察�The woman's�察�flattering�察�
hers�察�deceiving�察�hers�察�Lust and rank thoughts�察�hers�察�hers�察�revenges�察�hers�察�
Ambitions�察 �covetings�察 �change of prides�察 �disdain�察 �Nice longing�察 �slanders�察�
mutability�察�All faults that man may name�察�nay�察�that hell knows�察�Why�察�hers�察�
in part or all�察�but rather all�察�For even to vice They are not constant�察�but are
changing still One vice but of a minute old for one Not half so old as that。
I'll write against them�察�Detest them�察�curse them。 Yet 'tis greater skill In a
true hate to pray they have their will�此�The very devils cannot plague them
better。 Exit
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ACT III。
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SCENE I。 Britain。 A hall in CYMBELINE'S palace
Enter in state�察�CYMBELINE�察�QUEEN�察�CLOTEN�察�and LORDS at one
door�察�and at another CAIUS LUCIUS and attendants
CYMBELINE。 Now say�察 �what would Augustus Caesar with us�拭�
LUCIUS。 When Julius Caesar´ whose remembrance yet Lives in men's
eyes�察�and will to ears and tongues Be theme and hearing ever´ was in this
Britain�察 �And conquer'd it�察 �Cassibelan�察 �thine uncle�察 �Famous in Caesar's
praises no whit less Than in his feats deserving it�察 �for him And his
succession granted Rome a tribute�察�Yearly three thousand pounds�察�which
by thee lately Is left untender'd。 QUEEN。