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                          ACT V。 



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                       SCENE I。 Milan。 An abbey 



    Enter EGLAMOUR 

       EGLAMOUR。 The sun begins to gild the western sky�察�And now it is 

about the very hour That Silvia at Friar Patrick's cell should meet me。 She 

will not fail�察�for lovers break not hours Unless it be to come before their 

time�察�So much they spur their expedition。 

       Enter SILVIA 

       See where she comes。 Lady�察�a happy evening� �SILVIA。 Amen�察�amen� �

Go on�察�good Eglamour�察�Out at the postern by the abbey wall�察�I fear I am 

attended   by  some   spies。   EGLAMOUR。   Fear   not。 The   forest   is   not   three 

leagues off�察�If we recover that�察�we are sure enough。 Exeunt 



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                SCENE II。 Milan。 The DUKE'S palace 



     Enter THURIO�察�PROTEUS�察�and JULIA as SEBASTIAN 

       THURIO。 Sir Proteus�察�what says Silvia to my suit�拭�PROTEUS。 O�察�sir�察�

I find her milder than she was�察�And yet she takes exceptions at your person。 

THURIO。   What�察  �that   my   leg   is   too   long�拭  �PROTEUS。   No�察  �that   it   is   too 

little。   THURIO。   I'll   wear   a   boot   to   make   it   somewhat   rounder。   JULIA。 

��Aside�А  �But   love   will   not   be   spurr'd   to   what   it   loathes。  THURIO。   What 

says she to my face�拭�PROTEUS。 She says it is a fair one。 THURIO。 Nay�察�

then�察�the wanton lies�察�my face is black。 PROTEUS。 But pearls are fair�察�and 

the old saying is�此�Black men are pearls in beauteous ladies' eyes。 JULIA。 

��Aside�А�'Tis true�察�such pearls as put out ladies' eyes�察�For I had rather wink 

than look on them。 THURIO。 How likes she my discourse�拭�PROTEUS。 Ill�察�

when you talk of  war。 THURIO。 But   well when I discourse of love  and 

peace�拭  �JULIA。   ��Aside�А  �But   better�察  �indeed�察  �when   you   hold   your   peace。 

THURIO。 What says she to my valour�拭�PROTEUS。 O�察�sir�察�she makes no 

doubt of that。 JULIA。 ��Aside�А�She needs not�察�when she knows it cowardice。 

THURIO。   What   says   she   to   my   birth�拭  �PROTEUS。   That   you   are   well 

deriv'd。    JULIA。    ��Aside�А   �True�察  �from   a  gentleman     to  a  fool。  THURIO。 

Considers      she   my    possessions�拭    �PROTEUS。        O�察 �ay�察  �and   pities   them。 

THURIO。 Wherefore�拭�JULIA。 ��Aside�А�That such an ass should owe them。 

PROTEUS。 That they are out by lease。 JULIA。 Here comes the Duke。 

       Enter DUKE 

       DUKE。 How now�察�Sir Proteus� �how now�察�Thurio� �Which of you saw 

Sir   Eglamour   of   late�拭  �THURIO。   Not   I。   PROTEUS。   Nor   I。   DUKE。   Saw 

you my daughter�拭�PROTEUS。 Neither。 DUKE。 Why then�察�She's fled unto 

that   peasant   Valentine�察  �And   Eglamour   is   in   her   company。   'Tis   true�察  �for 

Friar   Lawrence   met   them   both   As   he   in   penance   wander'd   through   the 

forest�察�Him he knew well�察�and guess'd that it was she�察�But�察�being mask'd�察�

he was not sure of it�察�Besides�察�she did intend confession At Patrick's cell 

this even�察�and there she was not。 These likelihoods confirm her flight from 

hence�察   �Therefore�察    �I  pray  you�察  �stand   not  to  discourse�察   �But  mount     you 

presently�察  �and   meet   with   me   Upon   the   rising   of   the   mountain   foot   That 

leads   toward   Mantua�察  �whither   they   are   fled。   Dispatch�察  �sweet   gentlemen�察�



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and follow me。 Exit THURIO。 Why�察�this it is to be a peevish girl That flies 

her fortune when it follows her。 I'll after�察�more to be reveng'd on Eglamour 

Than for the love of   reckless Silvia。 Exit   PROTEUS。 And   I will   follow�察�

more   for   Silvia's   love   Than   hate   of   Eglamour�察  �that   goes   with   her。   Exit 

JULIA。 And I will follow�察�more to cross that love Than hate for Silvia�察�that 

is gone for love。 Exit 



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       SCENE III。 The frontiers of Mantua。 The forest 



    Enter OUTLAWS with SILVA 

       FIRST OUTLAW。 Come�察�come。 Be patient�察�we must bring you to our 

captain。 SILVIA。 A thousand more mischances than this one Have learn'd 

me   how   to   brook   this   patiently。   SECOND   OUTLAW。   Come�察  �bring   her 

away。    FIRST    OUTLAW。      Where    is  the  gentleman   that  was   with  her�拭�

SECOND OUTLAW。 Being nimble´footed�察�he hath outrun us�察�But Moyses 

and Valerius follow him。 Go thou with her to the west end of the wood�察�

There is our captain�察�we'll follow him that's fled。 The thicket is beset�察�he 

cannot 'scape。 FIRST OUTLAW。 Come�察�I must bring you to our captain's 

cave�察�Fear not�察�he bears an honourable mind�察�And will not use a woman 

lawlessly。 SILVIA。 O Valentine�察�this I endure for thee� �Exeunt 



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                SCENE IV。 Another part of the forest 



    Enter VALENTINE 

       VALENTINE。 How use doth breed a habit in a man� �This shadowy 

desert�察�unfrequented woods�察�I better brook than flourishing peopled towns。 

Here can I sit alone�察�unseen of any�察�And to the nightingale's complaining 

notes Tune my distresses and record my woes。 O thou that dost inhabit in 

my    breast�察  �Leave   not   the  mansion    so  long   tenantless�察  �Lest�察 �growing 

ruinous�察�the building fall And leave no memory of what it was� �Repair me 

with thy presence�察�Silvia�此�Thou gentle nymph�察�cherish thy forlorn swain。 

What halloing and what stir is this to´day�拭�These are my mates�察�that make 

their wills   their law�察 �Have   some unhappy  passenger   in chase。 They  love 

me   well�察  �yet   I   have   much   to   do   To   keep   them   from   uncivil   outrages。 

Withdraw thee�察�Valentine。 Who's this comes here�拭。�Steps aside�А�

       Enter PROTEUS�察�SILVIA�察�and JULIA as Sebastian 

       PROTEUS。   Madam�察  �this   service   I   have   done   for   you�察  �Though   you 

respect not aught your servant doth�察�To hazard life�察�and rescue you from 

him That would have forc'd your honour and your love。 Vouchsafe me�察�for 

my meed�察�but one fair look�察�A smaller boon than this I cannot beg�察�And 

less than this�察�I am sure�察�you cannot give。 VALENTINE。 ��Aside�А�How like 

a dream is this I see and hear� �Love�察�lend me patience to forbear awhile。 

SILVIA。 O miserable�察�unhappy that I am� �PROTEUS。 Unhappy were you�察�

madam�察�ere I came�察�But by my coming I have made you happy。 SILVIA。 

By thy approach thou mak'st me most unhappy。 JULIA。 ��Aside�А�And me�察�

when he approacheth to your presence。 SILVIA。 Had I been seized by a 

hungry lion�察�I would have been a breakfast to the beast Rather than have 

false Proteus rescue me。 O�察�heaven be judge how I love Valentine�察�Whose 

life's as tender to me as my soul� �And full as much�察�for more there cannot 

be�察  �I   do   detest   false�察  �perjur'd   Proteus。   Therefore   be   gone�察  �solicit   me   no 

more。 PROTEUS。 What dangerous action�察�stood it next to death�察�Would I 

not undergo for one calm look�拭�O�察�'tis the curse in love�察�and still approv'd�察�

When women cannot love where they're belov'd� �SILVIA。 When Proteus 

cannot love where he's belov'd� �Read over Julia's heart�察�thy first best love�察�

For whose dear sake thou didst then rend thy faith Into a thousand oaths�察�



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and all those oaths Descended into perjury�察�to love me。 Thou hast no faith 

left now�察�unless thou'dst two�察�And that's far worse than none�察�better have 

none Than plural faith�察�which is too much by one。 Thou counterfeit to thy 

true   friend�   �PROTEUS。   In   love�察�Who   respects   friend�拭  �SILVIA。 All   men 

but Proteus。 PROTEUS。 Nay�察�i

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