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                       TWELFTH NIGHT�察�OR�察�WHAT YOU WILL 



dimension and the shape of nature A gracious person�察�but yet I cannot love 

him。 He might have took his answer long ago。 VIOLA。 If I did love you in 

my master's flame�察�With such a suff'ring�察�such a deadly life�察�In your denial 

I   would   find   no   sense�察  �I   would   not   understand   it。   OLIVIA。   Why�察  �what 

would you�拭�VIOLA。 Make me a willow cabin at your gate�察�And call upon 

my soul within the house�察�Write loyal cantons of contemned love And sing 

them loud even in the dead of night�察�Halloo your name to the reverberate 

hals�察�And   make   the   babbling   gossip   of   the   air   Cry   out   'Olivia��'   O�察  �you 

should not rest Between the elements of air and earth But you should pity 

me�   �OLIVIA。   You       might    do  much。   What     is   your  parentage�拭  �VIOLA。 

Above my fortunes�察�yet my state is well�此�I am a gentleman。 OLIVIA。 Get 

you    to  your   lord。  I  cannot   love   him�察  �let  him   send   no   more´    Unless 

perchance you come to me again To tell me how he takes it。 Fare you well。 

I thank you for your pains�察�spend this for me。 VIOLA。 I am no fee'd post�察�

lady�察  �keep   your   purse�察  �My   master�察  �not   myself�察  �lacks   recompense。   Love 

make his heart of flint that you shall love�察�And let your fervour�察�like my 

master's�察�be Plac'd in contempt� �Farewell�察�fair cruelty。 Exit OLIVIA。 'What 

is   your   parentage��'   'Above   my   fortunes�察  �yet   my   state   is   well�此  �I   am   a 

gentleman。' I'll be sworn thou art�察�Thy tongue�察�thy face�察�thy limbs�察�actions�察�

and spirit�察�Do give thee five´fold blazon。 Not too fast� �Soft�察�soft� �Unless 

the master were the man。 How now� �Even so quickly may one catch the 

plague�拭  �Methinks   I   feel   this   youth's   perfections   With   an   invisible   and 

subtle stealth To creep in at mine eyes。 Well�察�let it be。 What ho�察�Malvolio� �

       Re´enter MALVOLIO 

       MALVOLIO。 Here�察�madam�察�at your service。 OLIVIA。 Run after that 

same peevish messenger�察�The County's man。 He left this ring behind him�察�

Would I or not。 Tell him I'll none of it。 Desire him not to flatter with his 

lord�察�Nor hold him up with hopes�察�I am not for him。 If that the youth will 

come this way to´morrow�察�I'll give him reasons for't。 Hie thee�察�Malvolio。 

MALVOLIO。 Madam�察�I will。 Exit OLIVIA。 I do I know not what�察�and fear 

to find Mine eye too great a flatterer for my mind。 Fate�察�show thy force�此�

ourselves we do not owe�察�What is decreed must be�察�and be this so� �Exit 



        



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                          ACT II。 



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                            SCENE I。 The sea´coast 



     Enter ANTONIO and SEBASTIAN 

       ANTONIO。 Will you stay no longer�察�nor will you not that I go with 

you�拭�SEBASTIAN。 By your patience�察�no。 My stars shine darkly over me�察�

the malignancy of my fate might perhaps distemper yours�察�therefore I shall 

crave   of   you   your   leave   that   I   may   bear   my   evils   alone。   It   were   a   bad 

recompense for your love to lay any of them on you。 ANTONIO。 Let me 

know   of   you   whither   you   are   bound。   SEBASTIAN。   No�察  �sooth�察  �sir�察  �my 

determinate      voyage    is  mere    extravagancy。     But   I  perceive    in  you   so 

excellent a touch of modesty that you will not extort from me what I am 

willing to keep in�察�therefore it charges me in manners the rather to express 

myself。 You must know of me then�察�Antonio�察�my name is Sebastian�察�which 

I call'd Roderigo�察�my father was that Sebastian of Messaline whom I know 

you have heard of。 He left behind him myself and a sister�察�both born in an 

hour�察�if the heavens had been pleas'd�察�would we had so ended� �But you�察�sir�察�

alter'd that�察�for some hour before you took me from the breach of the sea 

was my sister drown'd。 ANTONIO。 Alas the day� �SEBASTIAN。 A lady�察�sir�察�

though it was said she much resembled me�察  �was yet of   many  accounted 

beautiful�察  �but   though   I   could   not   with   such   estimable   wonder   overfar 

believe that�察�yet thus far I will boldly publish her�此�she bore mind that envy 

could not but call fair。 She is drown'd already�察�sir�察�with salt water�察�though I 

seem to drown her remembrance again with more。 ANTONIO。 Pardon me�察�

sir�察  �your   bad   entertainment。   SEBASTIAN。   O   good Antonio�察  �forgive   me 

your trouble。 ANTONIO。 If you will not murder me for my love�察�let me be 

your servant。 SEBASTIAN。 If you will not undo what you have done´ that 

is�察�kill him whom you have recover'd´desire it not。 Fare ye well at once�察�

my   bosom  is   full   of   kindness�察  �and   I   am   yet   so   near  the   manners   of   my 

mother that�察�upon the least occasion more�察�mine eyes will tell tales of me。 

I  am  bound   to   the  Count   Orsino's   court。   Farewell。  Exit ANTONIO。 The 

gentleness of all the gods go with thee� �I have many cnemies in Orsino's 

court�察�Else would I very shortly see thee there。 But come what may�察�I do 

adore thee so That danger shall seem sport�察�and I will go。 Exit 



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                                SCENE II。 A street 



     Enter VIOLA and MALVOLIO at several doors 

       MALVOLIO。         Were    you   not   ev'n  now    with   the  Countess     Olivia�拭�

VIOLA。 Even now�察�sir�察�on a moderate pace I have since arriv'd but hither。 

MALVOLIO。 She returns this ring to you�察�sir�察�you might have saved me 

my   pains�察  �to   have   taken   it   away   yourself。   She   adds�察  �moreover�察  �that   you 

should put your lord into a desperate assurance she will none of him。 And 

one thing more�此�that you be never so hardy to come again in his affairs�察�

unless it be to report your lord's taking of this。 Receive it so。 VIOLA。 She 

took the ring of me�察�I'll none of it。 MALVOLIO。 Come�察�sir�察�you peevishly 

threw   it   to   her�察  �and   her   will   is   it   should   be   so   return'd。   If   it   be   worth 

stooping   for�察  �there   it   lies   in   your   eye�察  �if   not�察 �be   it   his   that   finds   it。   Exit 

VIOLA。 I left no ring with her�察�what means this lady�拭�Fortune forbid my 

outside   have   not   charm'd   her�   �She   made   good   view   of   me�察  �indeed�察  �so 

much That methought her eyes had lost her tongue�察�For she did speak in 

starts distractedly。 She loves me�察�sure�此�the cunning of her passion Invites 

me in this churlish messenger。 None of my lord's ring� �Why�察�he sent her 

none。 I am the man。 If it be so´ as 'tis´ Poor lady�察�she were better love a 

dream。 Disguise�察�I see thou art a wickedness Wherein the pregnant enemy 

does much。 How easy is it for the proper´false In women's waxen hearts to 

set their forms� �Alas�察�our frailty is the cause�察�not we� �For such as we are 

made of�察�such we be。 How will this fadge�拭�My  master loves her dearly�察�

And I�察�poor monster�察�fond as much on him�察�And she�察�mistaken�察�seems to 

dote on me。 What will become of this�拭�As I am man�察�My state is desperate 

for my master's love�察�As I am woman´ now alas the day� � What thriftless 

sighs shall poor Olivia breathe� �O Time�察�thou must untangle this�察�not I�察�It 

is too hard a knot for me t' untie� �Exit 



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                       SCENE III。 OLIVIA'S house 



     Enter SIR TOBY and SIR ANDREW 

       SIR TOBY。 Approach�察�Sir Andrew。 Not to be abed after midnight is 

to be up betimes�察�and 'diluculo surgere' thou know'st´ AGUECHEEK。 Nay�察�

by  my  troth�察 �I know  not�察�but   I   know  to be up late   is   to   be up   late。   SIR 

TOBY。   A   false   conclusion�   �I   hate   it   as   an   unfill'd   can。   To   be   up   after 

midnight and to go to bed then is early�察�so that to go to bed after midnight 

is to go to bed betimes。 Does not our lives consist of the four elements�拭�

AGUECHEEK。 Faith�察�so they say�察�but I think it rather consists of eating 

and drinking。 SIR TOBY。 Th'art a scholar�察�let us therefore eat and drink。 

Marian�察�I say� �a stoup of wine。 

       Enter CLOWN 

       AGUECHEEK。 Here comes the fool�察�i' faith。 CLOWN。 How now�察�my 

hearts� �Did you never see the picture of 'we 

       three'�拭  �SIR    TOBY。      Welcome�察     �ass。  Now     let's  have    a   catch。 

AGUECHEEK。 By my troth�察�the fool has an excellent breast。 I had rather 

than forty shillings I had such a leg�察�and so sweet a breath to sing�察�as the 

fool has。 In sooth�察�thou wast in very gracious fooling last night�察�when thou 

spok'st    of  Pigrogromitus�察     �of  the  Vapians     passing   the   equinoctial    of 

Queubus�察  �'twas   very   good�察  �i'   faith。   I   sent   thee   sixpence   for   thy   leman�察�

hadst it�拭�CLOWN。 I did impeticos thy gratillity�察�for Malvolio's nose is no 

whipstock。 My lady has a white hand�察�and the Myrmidons are no bottle´ale 

houses。 AGUECHEEK。 Excellent��

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