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on him�察�at which time we will bring the device to the bar and crown thee
for a finder of madmen。 But see�察�but see。
Enter SIR ANDREW FABIAN。 More matter for a May morning。
AGUECHEEK。 Here's the challenge�察�read it。 I warrant there's vinegar and
pepper in't。 FABIAN。 Is't so saucy�拭�AGUECHEEK。 Ay�察�is't�察�I warrant him�察�
do but read。 SIR TOBY。 Give me。 ��Reads�А �'Youth�察 �whatsoever thou art�察�
thou art but a scurvy fellow。' FABIAN。 Good and valiant。 SIR TOBY。
��Reads�А�'Wonder not�察�nor admire not in thy mind�察�why I do call thee so�察�for
I will show thee no reason for't。' FABIAN。 A good note�察�that keeps you
from the blow of the law。 SIR TOBY。 ��Reads�А�'Thou com'st to the Lady
Olivia�察�and in my sight she uses thee kindly�察�but thou liest in thy throat�察�
that is not the matter I challenge thee for。' FABIAN。 Very brief�察 �and to
exceeding good sense´ less。 SIR TOBY。 ��Reads�А�'I will waylay thee going
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home�察�where if it be thy chance to kill me'´ FABIAN。 Good。 SIR TOBY。
'Thou kill'st me like a rogue and a villain。' FABIAN。 Still you keep o' th'
windy side of the law。 Good� �SIR TOBY。 ��Reads�А�'Fare thee well�察�and God
have mercy upon one of our souls� �He may have mercy upon mine�察�but my
hope is better�察�and so look to thyself。 Thy friend�察�as thou usest him�察�and
thy sworn enemy�察�ANDREW AGUECHEEK。'
If this letter move him not�察�his legs cannot。 I'll give't him。 MARIA。
You may have very fit occasion for't�察�he is now in some commerce with
my lady�察�and will by and by depart。 SIR TOBY。 Go�察�Sir Andrew�察�scout me
for him at the corner of the orchard�察�like a bum´baily�察�so soon as ever thou
seest him�察�draw�察�and as thou draw'st�察�swear horrible�察�for it comes to pass
oft that a terrible oath�察�with a swaggering accent sharply twang'd off�察�gives
manhood more approbation than ever proof itself would have earn'd him。
Away。 AGUECHEEK。 Nay�察 �let me alone for swearing。 Exit SIR TOBY。
Now will not I deliver his letter�察�for the behaviour of the young gentleman
gives him out to be of good capacity and breeding�察 �his employment
between his lord and my niece confirms no less。 Therefore this letter�察�
being so excellently ignorant�察�will breed no terror in the youth�此�he will find
it comes from a clodpole。 But�察�sir�察�I will deliver his challenge by word of
mouth�察 �set upon Aguecheek notable report of valour�察 �and drive the
gentleman´ as know his youth will aptly receive it´ into a most hideous
opinion of his rage�察�skill�察�fury�察�and impetuosity。 This will so fright them
both that they will kill one another by the look�察�like cockatrices。
Re´enter OLIVIA。 With VIOLA
FABIAN。 Here he comes with your niece�察�give them way till he take
leave�察�and presently after him。 SIR TOBY。 I will meditate the while upon
some horrid message for a challenge。 Exeunt SIR TOBY�察 �FABIAN�察 �and
MARIA OLIVIA。 I have said too much unto a heart of stone�察�And laid
mine honour too unchary out�察�There's something in me that reproves my
fault�察�But such a headstrong potent fault it is That it but mocks reproof。
VIOLA。 With the same haviour that your passion bears Goes on my
master's griefs。 OLIVIA。 Here�察 �wear this jewel for me�察 �'tis my picture。
Refuse it not�察�it hath no tongue to vex you。 And I beseech you come again
to´morrow。 What shall you ask of me that I'll deny�察�That honour sav'd may
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upon asking give�拭�VIOLA。 Nothing but this´ your true love for my master。
OLIVIA。 How with mine honour may I give him that Which I have given
to you�拭�VIOLA。 I will acquit you。 OLIVIA。 Well�察�come again to´morrow。
Fare thee well�察�A fiend like thee might bear my soul to hell。 Exit
Re´enter SIR TOBY and SIR FABIAN
SIR TOBY。 Gentleman�察 �God save thee。 VIOLA。 And you�察 �sir。 SIR
TOBY。 That defence thou hast�察�betake thee tot。 Of what nature the wrongs
are thou hast done him�察 �I know not�察 �but thy intercepter�察 �full of despite�察�
bloody as the hunter�察�attends thee at the orchard end。 Dismount thy tuck�察�
be yare in thy preparation�察�for thy assailant is quick�察�skilful�察�and deadly。
VIOLA。 You mistake�察�sir�察�I am sure no man hath any quarrel to me�察�my
remembrance is very free and clear from any image of offence done to any
man。 SIR TOBY。 You'll find it otherwise�察�I assure you�察�therefore�察�if you
hold your life at any price�察 �betake you to your guard�察 �for your opposite
hath in him what youth�察�strength�察�skill�察�and wrath�察�can furnish man withal。
VIOLA。 I pray you�察�sir�察�what is he�拭�SIR TOBY。 He is knight�察�dubb'd with
unhatch'd rapier and on carpet consideration�察�but he is a devil in private
brawl。 Souls and bodies hath he divorc'd three�察�and his incensement at this
moment is so implacable that satisfaction can be none but by pangs of
death and sepulchre。 Hob´nob is his word´ give't or take't。 VIOLA。 I will
return again into the house and desire some conduct of the lady。 I am no
fighter。 I have heard of some kind of men that put quarrels purposely on
others to taste their valour�察�belike this is a man of that quirk。 SIR TOBY。
Sir�察 �no�察 �his indignation derives itself out of a very competent injury�察�
therefore�察�get you on and give him his desire。 Back you shall not to the
house�察�unless you undertake that with me which with as much safety you
might answer him�察 �therefore on�察 �or strip your sword stark naked�察 �for
meddle you must�察 �that's certain�察 �or forswear to wear iron about you。
VIOLA。 This is as uncivil as strange。 I beseech you do me this courteous
office as to know of the knight what my offence to him is�此�it is something
of my negligence�察 �nothing of my purpose。 SIR TOBY。 I Will do so。
Signior Fabian�察�stay you by this gentleman till my return。 Exit SIR TOBY
VIOLA。 Pray you�察�sir�察�do you know of this matter�拭�FABIAN。 I know the
knight is incens'd against you�察�even to a mortal arbitrement�察�but nothing of
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the circumstance more。 VIOLA。 I beseech you�察�what manner of man is he�拭�
FABIAN。 Nothing of that wonderful promise�察�to read him by his form�察�as
you are like to find him in the proof of his valour。 He is indeed�察�sir�察�the
most skilful�察�bloody�察�and fatal opposite that you could possibly have found
in any part of Illyria。 Will you walk towards him�拭�I will make your peace
with him if I can。 VIOLA。 I shall be much bound to you for't。 I am one
that would rather go with sir priest than sir knight。 I care not who knows
so much of my mettle。 Exeunt
Re´enter SIR TOBY With SIR ANDREW
SIR TOBY。 Why�察�man�察�he's a very devil�察�I have not seen such a firago。
I had a pass with him�察�rapier�察�scabbard�察�and all�察�and he gives me the stuck
in with such a mortal motion that it is inevitable�察�and on the answer�察�he
pays you as surely as your feet hit the ground they step on。 They say he
has been fencer to the Sophy。 AGUECHEEK。 Pox on't�察 �I'll not meddle
with him。 SIR TOBY。 Ay�察 �but he will not now be pacified�察 �Fabian can
scarce hold him yonder。 AGUECHEEK。 Plague on't�察�an I thought he had
been valiant�察 �and so cunning in fence�察 �I'd have seen him damn'd ere I'd
have challeng'd him。 Let him let the matter slip�察�and I'll give him my horse�察�
grey Capilet。 SIR TOBY。 I'll make the motion。 Stand here�察�make a good
show on't�察�this shall end without the perdition of souls。 ��Aside�А�Marry�察�I'll
ride your horse as well as I ride you。
Re´enter FABIAN and VIOLA
��To FABIAN�А �I have his horse to take up the quarrel�察 �I have
persuaded him the youth's a devil。 FABIAN。 ��To SIR TOBY�А �He is as
horribly conceited of him�察�and pants and looks pale�察�as if a bear were at his
heels。 SIR TOBY。 ��To VIOLA�А�There's no remedy�察�sir�此�he will fight with
you for's oath sake。 Marry�察�he hath better bethought him of his quarrel�察�and
he finds that now scarce to be worth talking of。 Therefore draw for the
supportance of his vow�察�he protests he will not hurt you。 VIOLA。 ��Aside�А�
Pray God defend me� �A little thing would make me tell them how much I
lack of a man。 FABIAN。 Give ground if you see him furious。 SIR TOBY。
Come�察�Sir Andrew�察�there's no remedy�察�the gentleman will�察�for his honour's
sake�察�have one bout with you�察�he cannot by the duello avoid it�察�but he has
promis'd me�察 �as he is a gentleman and a soldier�察 �he will not hurt you。
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Come on�察�to't。 AGUECHEEK。 Pray God he keep his oath� 。�They draw�А�
Enter ANTONIO
VIOLA。 I do assure you 'tis against my will。 ANTONIO。 Put up your
sword。 If this young gentleman Have done offence�察�I take the fault on me�此�
If you offend him�察�I for him defy you。 SIR TOBY。 You�察�sir� �Why�察�what are
you�拭�ANTONIO。 One�察�sir�察�that for his love dares yet do more Than you
have heard him brag to you he will。 SIR TOBY。 Nay�察 �if you be an
undertaker�察�I am for you。 ��They draw�А�
Enter OFFICERS
FABIAN。 O good Sir Toby�察�hold� �Here come the officers。 SIR TOBY。
��To ANTONIO�А�I'll be with you anon。 VIOLA。