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��To ANTONIO�А�I'll be with you anon。 VIOLA。 Pray�察�sir�察�put your sword
up�察�if you please。 AGUECHEEK。 Marry�察�will I�察�sir�察�and for that I promis'd
you�察�I'll be as good as my word。 He will bear you easily and reins well。
FIRST OFFICER。 This is the man�察 �do thy office。 SECOND OFFICER。
Antonio�察 �I arrest thee at the suit Of Count Orsino。 ANTONIO。 You do
mistake me�察�sir。 FIRST OFFICER。 No�察�sir�察�no jot�察�I know your favour well�察�
Though now you have no sea´cap on your head。 Take him away�察�he knows
I know him well。 ANTONIO。 I Must obey。 ��To VIOLA�А�This comes with
seeking you�察�But there's no remedy�察�I shall answer it。 What will you do�察�
now my necessity Makes me to ask you for my purse�拭�It grieves me Much
more for what I cannot do for you Than what befalls myself。 You stand
amaz'd�察 �But be of comfort。 SECOND OFFICER。 Come�察 �sir�察 �away。
ANTONIO。 I must entreat of you some of that money。 VIOLA。 What
money�察�sir�拭�For the fair kindness you have show'd me here�察�And part being
prompted by your present trouble�察�Out of my lean and low ability I'll lend
you something。 My having is not much�察�I'll make division of my present
with you�察�Hold�察�there's half my coffer。 ANTONIO。 Will you deny me now�拭�
Is't possible that my deserts to you Can lack persuasion�拭�Do not tempt my
misery�察 �Lest that it make me so unsound a man As to upbraid you with
those kindnesses That I have done for you。 VIOLA。 I know of none�察�Nor
know I you by voice or any feature。 I hate ingratitude more in a man Than
lying�察�vainness�察�babbling drunkenness�察�Or any taint of vice whose strong
corruption Inhabits our frail blood。 ANTONIO。 O heavens themselves� �
SECOND OFFICER。 Come�察�sir�察�I pray you go。 ANTONIO。 Let me speak
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a little。 This youth that you see here I snatch'd one half out of the jaws of
death�察�Reliev'd him with such sanctity of love�察�And to his image�察 �which
methought did promise Most venerable worth�察 �did I devotion。 FIRST
OFFICER。 What's that to us�拭�The time goes by�察�away。 ANTONIO。 But�察�O�察�
how vile an idol proves this god� �Thou hast�察�Sebastian�察�done good feature
shame。 In nature there's no blemish but the mind�此 �None can be call'd
deform'd but the unkind。 Virtue is beauty�察 �but the beauteous evil Are
empty trunks�察 �o'erflourish'd by the devil。 FIRST OFFICER。 The man
grows mad。 Away with him。 Come�察 �come�察 �sir。 ANTONIO。 Lead me on。
Exit with OFFICERS VIOLA。 Methinks his words do from such passion
fly That he believes himself�察�so do not I。 Prove true�察�imagination�察�O�察�prove
true�察�That I�察�dear brother�察�be now ta'en for you� �SIR TOBY。 Come hither�察�
knight�察�come hither�察�Fabian�察�we'll whisper o'er a couplet or two of most
sage saws。 VIOLA。 He nam'd Sebastian。 I my brother know Yet living in
my glass�察�even such and so In favour was my brother�察�and he went Still in
this fashion�察�colour�察�ornament�察�For him I imitate。 O�察�if it prove�察�Tempests
are kind�察�and salt waves fresh in love� �Exit SIR TOBY。 A very dishonest
paltry boy�察 �and more a coward than a hare。 His dishonesty appears in
leaving his friend here in necessity and denying him�察 �and for his
cowardship�察 �ask Fabian。 FABIAN。 A coward�察 �a most devout coward�察�
religious in it。 AGUECHEEK。 'Slid�察�I'll after him again and beat him。 SIR
TOBY。 Do�察�cuff him soundly�察�but never draw thy sword。 AGUECHEEK。
And I do not´ Exit FABIAN。 Come�察�let's see the event。 SIR TOBY。 I dare
lay any money 'twill be nothing yet。 Exeunt
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ACT IV。
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SCENE I。 Before OLIVIA'S house
Enter SEBASTIAN and CLOWN
CLOWN。 Will you make me believe that I am not sent for you�拭�
SEBASTIAN。 Go to�察�go to�察�thou art a foolish fellow�察�let me be clear of
thee。 CLOWN。 Well held out�察�i' faith� �No�察�I do not know you�察�nor I am not
sent to you by my lady�察�to bid you come speak with her�察�nor your name is
not Master Cesario�察�nor this is not my nose neither。 Nothing that is so is so。
SEBASTIAN。 I prithee vent thy folly somewhere else。 Thou know'st not
me。 CLOWN。 Vent my folly� �He has heard that word of some great man�察�
and now applies it to a fool。 Vent my folly� �I am afraid this great lubber�察�
the world�察�will prove a cockney。 I prithee now�察�ungird thy strangeness�察�and
tell me what I shall vent to my lady。 Shall I vent to her that thou art
coming�拭�SEBASTIAN。 I prithee�察�foolish Greek�察�depart from me�察�There's
money for thee�察�if you tarry longer I shall give worse payment。 CLOWN。
By my troth�察 �thou hast an open hand。 These wise men that give fools
money get themselves a good report after fourteen years' purchase。
Enter SIR ANDREW�察�SIR TOBY�察�and FABIAN
AGUECHEEK。 Now�察 �sir�察 �have I met you again�拭 。�Striking
SEBASTIAN�А�There's for you。 SEBASTIAN。 Why�察 �there's for thee�察 �and
there�察�and there。 Are all the people mad�拭�SIR TOBY。 Hold�察�sir�察�or I'll throw
your dagger o'er the house。 ��Holding SEBASTIAN�А�CLOWN。 This will I
tell my lady straight。 I would not be in some of your coats for two´pence。
Exit SIR TOBY。 Come on�察�sir�察�hold。 AGUECHEEK。 Nay�察�let him alone。
I'll go another way to work with him�察�I'll have an action of battery against
him�察 �if there be any law in Illyria�察 �though I struck him first�察 �yet it's no
matter for that。 SEBASTIAN。 Let go thy hand。 SIR TOBY。 Come�察�sir�察�I
will not let you go。 Come�察 �my young soldier�察 �put up your iron�察 �you are
well flesh'd。 Come on。 SEBASTIAN。 I will be free from thee。 What
wouldst thou now�拭 �If thou dar'st tempt me further�察 �draw thy sword。
��Draws�А�SIR TOBY。 What�察�what�拭�Nay�察�then I must have an ounce or two
of this malapert blood from you。 ��Draws�А�
Enter OLIVIA
OLIVIA。 Hold�察 �Toby�察 �on thy life�察 �I charge thee hold。 SIR TOBY。
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Madam� �OLIVIA。 Will it be ever thus�拭 �Ungracious wretch�察 �Fit for the
mountains and the barbarous caves�察�Where manners ne'er were preach'd� �
Out of my sight� �Be not offended�察�dear Cesario´ Rudesby�察�be gone� �Exeunt
SIR TOBY�察�SIR ANDREW�察�and FABIAN I prithee�察�gentle friend�察�Let thy
fair wisdom�察 �not thy passion�察 �sway In this uncivil and unjust extent
Against thy peace。 Go with me to my house�察�And hear thou there how
many fruitless pranks This ruffian hath botch'd up�察�that thou thereby Mayst
smile at this。 Thou shalt not choose but go�察�Do not deny。 Beshrew his soul
for me� �He started one poor heart of mine in thee。 SEBASTIAN。 What
relish is in this�拭�How runs the stream�拭�Or I am mad�察�or else this is a dream。
Let fancy still my sense in Lethe steep�察�If it be thus to dream�察�still let me
sleep� �OLIVIA。 Nay�察 �come�察 �I prithee。 Would thou'dst be rul'd by me� �
SEBASTIAN。 Madam�察�I will。 OLIVIA。 O�察�say so�察�and so be� �Exeunt
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SCENE II。 OLIVIA'S house
Enter MARIA and CLOWN
MARIA。 Nay�察�I prithee�察�put on this gown and this beard�察�make him
believe thou art Sir Topas the curate�察�do it quickly。 I'll call Sir Toby the
whilst。 Exit CLOWN。 Well�察�I'll put it on�察�and I will dissemble myself in't�察�
and I would I were the first that ever dissembled in such a gown。 I am not
tall enough to become the function well nor lean enough to be thought a
good student�察�but to be said an honest man and a good housekeeper goes
as fairly as to say a careful man and a great scholar。 The competitors enter。
Enter SIR TOBY and MARIA
SIR TOBY。 Jove bless thee�察�Master Parson。 CLOWN。 Bonos dies�察�Sir
Toby�察�for as the old hermit of Prague�察 �that never saw pen and ink�察 �very
wittily said to niece of King Gorboduc 'That that is is'�察�so I�察�being Master
Parson�察�am Master Parson�察�for what is 'that' but that�察�and 'is' but is�拭�SIR
TOBY。 To him�察�Sir Topas。 CLOWN。 What ho�察�I say� �Peace in this prison� �
SIR TOBY。 The knave counterfeits well�察 �a good knave。 MALVOLIO。
��Within�А�Who calls there�拭�CLOWN。 Sir Topas the curate�察�who comes to
visit Malvolio the lunatic。 MALVOLIO。 Sir Topas�察 �Sir T