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intreat you speak the former language。 ANGELO。 Plainly conceive�察�I love
you。 ISABELLA。 My brother did love Juliet�察�And you tell me that he shall
die for't。 ANGELO。 He shall not�察�Isabel�察�if you give me love。 ISABELLA。
I know your virtue hath a license in't�察�Which seems a little fouler than it is�察�
To pluck on others。 ANGELO。 Believe me�察 �on mine honour�察 �My words
express my purpose。 ISABELLA。 Ha� �little honour to be much believ'd�察�
And most pernicious purpose� �Seeming�察 �seeming� �I will proclaim thee�察�
Angelo�察�look for't。 Sign me a present pardon for my brother Or�察�with an
outstretch'd throat�察�I'll tell the world aloud What man thou art。 ANGELO。
Who will believe thee�察 �Isabel�拭 �My unsoil'd name�察 �th' austereness of my
life�察 �My vouch against you�察 �and my place i' th' state�察 �Will so your
accusation overweigh That you shall stifle in your own report�察�And smell
of calumny。 I have begun�察�And now I give my sensual race the rein�此�Fit thy
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consent to my sharp appetite�察 �Lay by all nicety and prolixious blushes
That banish what they sue for�察�redeem thy brother By yielding up thy body
to my will�察 �Or else he must not only die the death�察 �But thy unkindness
shall his death draw out To ling'ring sufferance。 Answer me to´morrow�察�Or�察�
by the affection that now guides me most�察�I'll prove a tyrant to him。 As for
you�察�Say what you can�此�my false o'erweighs your true。 Exit ISABELLA。
To whom should I complain�拭�Did I tell this�察�Who would believe me�拭�O
perilous mouths That bear in them one and the self´same tongue Either of
condemnation or approof�察 �Bidding the law make curtsy to their will�察�
Hooking both right and wrong to th' appetite�察�To follow as it draws� �I'll to
my brother。 Though he hath fall'n by prompture of the blood�察�Yet hath he
in him such a mind of honour That�察�had he twenty heads to tender down
On twenty bloody blocks�察�he'd yield them up Before his sister should her
body stoop To such abhorr'd pollution。 Then�察 �Isabel�察 �live chaste�察 �and�察�
brother�察 �die�此 �More than our brother is our chastity。 I'll tell him yet of
Angelo's request�察�And fit his mind to death�察�for his soul's rest。 Exit
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ACT III。
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SCENE I。 The prison
Enter DUKE�察�disguised as before�察�CLAUDIO�察�and PROVOST
DUKE。 So�察�then you hope of pardon from Lord Angelo�拭�CLAUDIO。
The miserable have no other medicine But only hope�此�I have hope to live�察�
and am prepar'd to die。 DUKE。 Be absolute for death�察�either death or life
Shall thereby be the sweeter。 Reason thus with life。 If I do lose thee�察�I do
lose a thing That none but fools would keep。 A breath thou art�察�Servile to
all the skyey influences�察 �That dost this habitation where thou keep'st
Hourly afflict。 Merely�察�thou art Death's fool�察�For him thou labour'st by thy
flight to shun And yet run'st toward him still。 Thou art not noble�察�For all
th' accommodations that thou bear'st Are nurs'd by baseness。 Thou 'rt by
no means valiant�察 �For thou dost fear the soft and tender fork Of a poor
worm。 Thy best of rest is sleep�察�And that thou oft provok'st�察�yet grossly
fear'st Thy death�察�which is no more。 Thou art not thyself�察�For thou exists
on many a thousand grains That issue out of dust。 Happy thou art not�察�For
what thou hast not�察�still thou striv'st to get�察�And what thou hast�察�forget'st。
Thou art not certain�察�For thy complexion shifts to strange effects�察�After the
moon。 If thou art rich�察�thou'rt poor�察�For�察�like an ass whose back with ingots
bows�察�Thou bear'st thy heavy riches but a journey�察�And Death unloads thee。
Friend hast thou none�察�For thine own bowels which do call thee sire�察�The
mere effusion of thy proper loins�察 �Do curse the gout�察 �serpigo�察 �and the
rheum�察�For ending thee no sooner。 Thou hast nor youth nor age�察�But�察�as it
were�察�an after´dinner's sleep�察�Dreaming on both�察�for all thy blessed youth
Becomes as aged�察�and doth beg the alms Of palsied eld�察�and when thou art
old and rich�察�Thou hast neither heat�察�affection�察�limb�察�nor beauty�察�To make
thy riches pleasant。 What's yet in this That bears the name of life�拭�Yet in
this life Lie hid moe thousand deaths�察�yet death we fear�察�That makes these
odds all even。 CLAUDIO。 I humbly thank you。 To sue to live�察�I find I seek
to die�察�And�察�seeking death�察�find life。 Let it come on。 ISABELLA。 ��Within�А�
What�察�ho� �Peace here�察�grace and good company� �PROVOST。 Who's there�拭�
Come in�察�the wish deserves a welcome。 DUKE。 Dear sir�察�ere long I'll visit
you again。 CLAUDIO。 Most holy sir�察�I thank you。
Enter ISABELLA
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ISABELLA。 My business is a word or two with Claudio。 PROVOST。
And very welcome。 Look�察 �signior�察 �here's your sister。 DUKE。 Provost�察 �a
word with you。 PROVOST。 As many as you please。 DUKE。 Bring me to
hear them speak�察 �where I may be conceal'd。 Exeunt DUKE and
PROVOST CLAUDIO。 Now�察 �sister�察 �what's the comfort�拭 �ISABELLA。
Why�察�As all comforts are�察 �most good�察 �most good�察 �indeed。 Lord Angelo�察�
having affairs to heaven�察�Intends you for his swift ambassador�察�Where you
shall be an everlasting leiger。 Therefore�察�your best appointment make with
speed�察 �To´morrow you set on。 CLAUDIO。 Is there no remedy�拭�
ISABELLA。 None�察�but such remedy as�察�to save a head�察�To cleave a heart
in twain。 CLAUDIO。 But is there any�拭�ISABELLA。 Yes�察�brother�察�you may
live�此�There is a devilish mercy in the judge�察�If you'll implore it�察�that will
free your life�察 �But fetter you till death。 CLAUDIO。 Perpetual durance�拭�
ISABELLA。 Ay�察�just�察�perpetual durance�察�a restraint�察�Though all the world's
vastidity you had�察�To a determin'd scope。 CLAUDIO。 But in what nature�拭�
ISABELLA。 In such a one as�察 �you consenting to't�察 �Would bark your
honour from that trunk you bear�察�And leave you naked。 CLAUDIO。 Let
me know the point。 ISABELLA。 O�察�I do fear thee�察�Claudio�察�and I quake�察�
Lest thou a feverous life shouldst entertain�察�And six or seven winters more
respect Than a perpetual honour。 Dar'st thou die�拭 �The sense of death is
most in apprehension�察�And the poor beetle that we tread upon In corporal
sufferance finds a pang as great As when a giant dies。 CLAUDIO。 Why
give you me this shame�拭�Think you I can a resolution fetch From flow'ry
tenderness�拭�If I must die�察�I will encounter darkness as a bride And hug it in
mine arms。 ISABELLA。 There spake my brother�察�there my father's grave
Did utter forth a voice。 Yes�察�thou must die�此�Thou art too noble to conserve
a life In base appliances。 This outward´sainted deputy�察 �Whose settled
visage and deliberate word Nips youth i' th' head�察�and follies doth enew As
falcon doth the fowl�察�is yet a devil�察�His filth within being cast�察�he would
appear A pond as deep as hell。 CLAUDIO。 The precise Angelo� �
ISABELLA。 O�察 �'tis the cunning livery of hell The damned'st body to
invest and cover In precise guards� �Dost thou think�察�Claudio�察�If I would
yield him my virginity Thou mightst be freed�拭�CLAUDIO。 O heavens� �it
cannot be。 ISABELLA。 Yes�察�he would give't thee�察�from this rank offence�察�
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So to offend him still。 This night's the time That I should do what I abhor
to name�察 �Or else thou diest to´morrow。 CLAUDIO。 Thou shalt not do't。
ISABELLA。 O�察�were it but my life� �I'd throw it down for your deliverance
As frankly as a pin。 CLAUDIO。 Thanks�察 �dear Isabel。 ISABELLA。 Be
ready�察 �Claudio�察 �for your death to´morrow。 CLAUDIO。 Yes。 Has he
affections in him That thus can make him bite the law by th' nose When he
would force it�拭 �Sure it is no sin�察 �Or of the deadly seven it is the least。
ISABELLA。 Which is the least�拭�CLAUDIO。 If it were damnable�察�he being
so wise�察�Why would he for the momentary trick Be perdurably fin'd�拭� O
Isabel� �ISABELLA。 What says my brother�拭�CLAUDIO。 Death is a fearful
thing。 ISABELLA。 And shamed life a hateful。 CLAUDIO。 Ay�察�but to die�察�
and go we know not where�察 �To lie in cold obstruction�察 �and to rot�察 �This
sensible warm motion to become A kneaded clod�察�and the delighted spirit
To bathe in fiery floods or to reside In thrilling region of thick´ribbed ice�察�
To be imprison'd in the