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rough winter everlastingly。 PROTEUS。 Why�察�Valentine�察�what braggardism 

is   this�拭  �VALENTINE。   Pardon   me�察  �Proteus�察  �all   I   can   is   nothing   To   her�察�

whose   worth   makes   other   worthies   nothing�察  �She   is   alone。   PROTEUS。 

Then   let   her   alone。   VALENTINE。   Not   for   the   world�   �Why�察  �man�察  �she   is 

mine own�察�And I as rich in having such a jewel As twenty seas�察�if all their 

sand   were   pearl�察�The   water   nectar�察  �and   the   rocks   pure   gold。   Forgive   me 

that I do not dream on thee�察�Because thou seest me dote upon my love。 My 

foolish rival�察�that her father likes Only for his possessions are so huge�察�Is 

gone   with   her   along�察  �and   I   must   after�察  �For love�察  �thou   know'st�察 �is   full   of 

jealousy。   PROTEUS。   But   she   loves   you�拭  �VALENTINE。 Ay�察  �and   we   are 

betroth'd�察  �nay   more�察  �our   marriage´hour�察 �With   all   the   cunning   manner   of 

our flight�察�Determin'd of´ how I must climb her window�察�The ladder made 

of cords�察�and all the means Plotted and 'greed on for my happiness。 Good 

Proteus�察  �go   with   me   to   my   chamber�察 �In   these   affairs   to   aid   me   with   thy 

counsel。 PROTEUS。 Go on before�察�I shall enquire you forth�察�I must unto 

the road to disembark Some necessaries that I needs must use�察�And then 

I'll presently attend you。 VALENTINE。 Will you make haste�拭�PROTEUS。 

I will。 Exit VALENTINE Even as one heat another heat expels Or as one 

nail by strength drives out another�察�So the remembrance of my former love 

Is by a newer object quite forgotten。 Is it my mind�察�or Valentinus' praise�察�

Her true perfection�察�or my false transgression�察�That makes me reasonless 

to reason thus�拭�She is fair�察�and so is Julia that I love´ That I did love�察�for 

now my love is thaw'd�察�Which like a waxen image 'gainst a fire Bears no 

impression of the thing it was。 Methinks my zeal to Valentine is cold�察�And 

that I love him not as I was wont。 O� �but I love his lady too too much�察�And 

that's the reason I love him so little。 How shall I dote on her with more 

advice That thus without advice begin to love her� �'Tis but her picture I 

have yet beheld�察�And that hath dazzled my reason's light�察�But when I look 



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on her perfections�察�There is no reason but I shall be blind。 If I can check 

my erring love�察�I will�察�If not�察�to compass her I'll use my skill。 Exit 



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                          SCENE V。 Milan。 A street 



     Enter SPEED and LAUNCE severally 

       SPEED。   Launce�   �by   mine   honesty�察  �welcome   to   Padua。   LAUNCE。 

Forswear   not   thyself�察  �sweet   youth�察  �for   I   am   not   welcome。   I   reckon   this 

always�察�that a man is never undone till he be hang'd�察�nor never welcome to 

a   place   till   some   certain   shot   be   paid�察  �and   the   hostess   say   'Welcome��' 

SPEED。   Come   on�察  �you   madcap�察  �I'll   to   the   alehouse   with   you   presently�察�

where�察�for one shot of five pence�察�thou shalt have five thousand welcomes。 

But�察�sirrah�察�how did thy master part with Madam Julia�拭�LAUNCE。 Marry�察�

after   they   clos'd   in   earnest�察  �they   parted   very   fairly   in   jest。   SPEED。   But 

shall she marry him�拭�LAUNCE。 No。 SPEED。 How then�拭�Shall he marry 

her�拭�LAUNCE。 No�察 �neither。 SPEED。 What�察 �are they broken�拭  �LAUNCE。 

No�察�they are both as whole as a fish。 SPEED。 Why then�察�how stands the 

matter with them�拭�LAUNCE。 Marry�察�thus�此�when it stands well with him�察�it 

stands well with her。 SPEED。 What an ass art thou� �I understand thee not。 

LAUNCE。 What a block art thou that thou canst not� �My staff understands 

me。 SPEED。 What thou say'st�拭�LAUNCE。 Ay�察�and what I do too�察�look thee�察�

I'll but lean�察�and my staff understands me。 SPEED。 It stands under thee�察�

indeed。 LAUNCE。 Why�察�stand´under and under´stand is all one。 SPEED。 

But tell me true�察�will't be a match�拭�LAUNCE。 Ask my dog。 If he say ay�察�it 

will�察  �if   he   say   no�察  �it   will�察  �if   he   shake   his   tail   and   say   nothing�察  �it   will。 

SPEED。 The conclusion is�察�then�察�that it will。 LAUNCE。 Thou shalt never 

get such a secret from me but by a parable。 SPEED。 'Tis well that I get it 

so。 But�察�Launce�察�how say'st thou that my master is become a notable lover�拭�

LAUNCE。 I never knew him otherwise。 SPEED。 Than how�拭�LAUNCE。 A 

notable lubber�察�as thou reportest him to be。 SPEED。 Why�察�thou whoreson 

ass�察�thou mistak'st me。 LAUNCE。 Why�察�fool�察�I meant not thee�察�I meant thy 

master。  SPEED。  I  tell   thee  my   master  is   become   a  hot   lover。   LAUNCE。 

Why�察�I tell thee I care not though he burn himself in love。 If thou wilt�察�go 

with me to the alehouse�察�if not�察�thou art an Hebrew�察�a Jew�察�and not worth 

the name of a Christian。 SPEED。 Why�拭�LAUNCE。 Because thou hast not 

so much charity in thee as to go to the ale with a Christian。 Wilt thou go�拭�

SPEED。 At thy service。 Exeunt 



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                SCENE VI。 Milan。 The DUKE's palace 



     Enter PROTEUS 

       PROTEUS。 To leave my Julia�察�shall I be forsworn�察�To love fair Silvia�察�

shall I be forsworn�察�To wrong my friend�察�I shall be much forsworn�察�And 

ev'n that pow'r which gave me first my oath Provokes me to this threefold 

perjury�此   �Love    bade    me   swear�察   �and   Love    bids  me    forswear。    O   sweet´ 

suggesting   Love�察  �if   thou   hast   sinn'd�察  �Teach   me�察  �thy   tempted   subject�察  �to 

excuse   it�   �At   first   I   did   adore   a   twinkling   star�察  �But   now   I   worship   a 

celestial sun。 Unheedful vows may heedfully be broken�察�And he wants wit 

that wants resolved will To learn his wit t' exchange the bad for better。 Fie�察�

fie�察�unreverend tongue�察�to call her bad Whose sovereignty so oft thou hast 

preferr'd With   twenty   thousand   soul´confirming   oaths�   �I   cannot   leave   to 

love�察�and yet I do�察�But there I leave to love where I should love。 Julia I 

lose�察�and Valentine I lose�察�If I keep them�察�I needs must lose myself�察�If I 

lose them�察�thus find I by their loss�此�For Valentine�察�myself�察�for Julia�察�Silvia。 

I to myself am dearer than a friend�察�For love is still most precious in itself�察�

And Silvia´ witness heaven�察�that made her fair� � Shows Julia but a swarthy 

Ethiope。 I will forget that Julia is alive�察�Rememb'ring that my love to her is 

dead�察  �And   Valentine   I'll   hold   an   enemy�察  �Aiming   at   Silvia   as   a   sweeter 

friend。 I cannot now prove constant to myself Without some treachery us'd 

to Valentine。 This night he meaneth with a corded ladder To climb celestial 

Silvia's    chamber      window�察     �Myself     in   counsel�察   �his   competitor。     Now 

presently I'll give her father notice Of their disguising and pretended flight�察�

Who�察�all enrag'd�察�will banish Valentine�察�For Thurio�察�he intends�察�shall wed 

his   daughter�察  �But�察  �Valentine   being   gone�察  �I'll   quickly   cross   By   some   sly 

trick   blunt   Thurio's   dull   proceeding。   Love�察  �lend   me   wings   to   make   my 

purpose swift�察�As thou hast lent me wit to plot this drift。 Exit 



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                  SCENE VII。 Verona。 JULIA'S house 



     Enter JULIA and LUCETTA 

       JULIA。   Counsel�察  �Lucetta�察  �gentle   girl�察  �assist   me�察  �And�察  �ev'n   in   kind 

love�察  �I   do   conjure   thee�察  �Who   art   the   table   wherein   all   my   thoughts Are 

visibly   character'd   and   engrav'd�察  �To   lesson   me   and   tell   me   some   good 

mean   How�察  �with   my   honour�察  �I   may   undertake   A  journey   to   my   loving 

Proteus。 LUCETTA。 Alas�察�the way is wearisome and long� �JULIA。 A true´ 

devoted pilgrim is not weary To measure kingdoms with his feeble steps�察�

Much less shall she that hath Love's wings to fly�察�And when the flight is 

made to one so dear�察�Of such divine perfection�察�as Sir Proteus。 LUCETTA。 

Better   forbear   till   Proteus   make   return。   JULIA。   O�察  �know'st   thou   not   his 

looks are my soul's food�拭�Pity the dearth that I have pined in By longing 

for that food so long a time。 Didst thou but know the inly touch of love。 

Thou wouldst as soon go kindle fire with snow As seek to quench the fire 

of love with words。 LUCETTA。 I do not seek to quench your love's hot 

fire�察  �But   qualify   the   fire's   extreme   rage�察  �Lest   it   should   burn   above   the 

bounds of reason。 JULIA。 The more thou dam'st it up�察�the more it burns。 

The current that with gentle murmur glides�察�Thou know'st�察�being stopp'd�察�

impatiently doth rage�察�

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