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          kinsman�察�Sir Clarence Poltwhistle�察�one of the

          Secretaries of State�察�has charged me with sorcery�察�in

          order that he may succeed in my estate�察�which devolves

          to him provided I die unmarried。



LIEUT。    As thou wilt most surely do。



FAIRFAX   Nay�察�as I will most surely not do�察�by your worship's

          grace� �I have a mind to thwart this good cousin of

          mine。



LIEUT。    How��



FAIRFAX   By marrying forthwith�察�to be sure��



LIEUT。    But heaven ha' mercy�察�whom wouldst thou marry��



FAIRFAX   Nay�察�I am indifferent on that score。 Coming Death hath

          made of me a true and chivalrous knight�察�who holds all

          womankind in such esteem that the oldest�察�and the

          meanest�察�and the worst´favoured of them is good enough

          for him。 So�察�my good Lieutenant�察�if thou wouldst serve

          a poor soldier who has but an hour to live�察�find me

          the first that comes my confessor shall marry us�察�and

          her dower shall be my dishonoured name and a hundred

          crowns to boot。 No such poor dower for an hour of

          matrimony��



LIEUT。    A strange request。 I doubt that I should be warranted

          in granting it。



FAIRFAX   There never was a marriage fraught with so little of

          evil to the contracting parties。 In an hour she'll be

          a widow�察�and I a bachelor again for aught I know��



LIEUT。    Well�察�I will see what can be done�察�for I hold thy

          kinsman in abhorrence for the scurvy trick he has

          played thee。



FAIRFAX   A thousand thanks�察�good sir�察�we meet again in this

          spot in an hour or so。 I shall be a bridegroom then��

          and your worship will wish me joy。 Till then��

          farewell。 ��To GUARD�А�I am ready�察�good fellows。 



     ��Exit with GUARD into Cold Harbour Tower��



LIEUT。    He is a brave fellow�察�and it is a pity that he should

          die。 Now�察�how to find him a bride at such short

          notice�拭�Well�察�the task should be easy� 。�Exit��



     ��Enter JACK POINT and ELSIE MAYNARD�察�pursued by a CROWD of

     men and women。 POINT and ELSIE are much terrified�察�POINT��

     however�察�assuming an appearance of self´possession。





                 No。 6。 Here's a man of jollity

                            ��CHORUS��

                 People�察�Elsie�察�and Jack Point



CHORUS              Here's a man of jollity��

                    Jibe�察�joke�察�jollify��

               Give us of your quality��

                    Come�察�fool�察�follify��



               If you vapour vapidly��

               River runneth rapidly��

                    Into it we fling

                    Bird who doesn't sing��



               Give us an experiment

               In the art of merriment��

                    Into it we throw

                    Cock who doesn't crow��



               Banish your timidity��

               And with all rapidity

               Give us quip and quiddity

                    Willy´nilly�察�O��



               River none can mollify��

                    Into it we throw

               Fool who doesn't follify��

                    Cock who doesn't crow��



               Banish your timidity��

               And with all rapidity

               Give us quip and quiddity

                    Willy´nilly�察�O��



POINT     ��alarmed�А�My masters�察�I pray you bear with us�察�and we

          will satisfy you�察�for we are merry folk who would make

          all merry as ourselves。 For�察�look you�察�there is humour

          in all things�察�and the truest philosophy is that which

          teaches us to find it and to make the most of it。



ELSIE     ��struggling with 1ST CITIZEN�А�Hands off�察�I say��

          unmannerly fellow� 。�she boxes his ears��



POINT     ��to 1ST CITIZEN�А�Ha� �Didst thou hear her say�察 �Hands

          off;��



1ST

 CITIZEN  Aye�察�I heard her say it�察�and I felt her do it� �What

          then��



POINT     Thou dost not see the humour of that��



1ST

 CITIZEN  Nay�察�if I do�察�hang me��



POINT     Thou dost not�拭�Now�察�observe。 She said�察 �Hands off��

          ;Whose hands�拭�Thine。 Off whom�拭�Off her。 Why�拭�Because

          she is a woman。 Now�察�had she not been a woman�察�thine

          hands had not been set upon her at all。 So the reason

          for the laying on of hands is the reason for the

          taking off of hands�察�and herein is contradiction

          contradicted� �It is the very marriage of pro with con��

          and no such lopsided union either�察�as times go�察�for

          pro is not more unlike con than man is unlike woman

          yet men and women marry every day with none to say��

          ;Oh�察�the pity of it� ─�but I and fools like me� �Now

          wherewithal shall we please you�拭�We can rhyme you

          couplet�察�triolet�察�quatrain�察�sonnet��rondolet�察�ballade��

          what you will。 Or we can dance you saraband�察�gondolet��

          carole�察�pimpernel�察�or Jumping Joan。



ELSIE     Let us give them the singing farce of the Merryman and

          his Maid therein is song and dance too。



ALL       Aye�察�the Merryman and his Maid��





                No。 7。 I have a song to sing�察�O��

                             ��DUET��

                        Elsie and Point



POINT               I have a song to sing�察�O��



ELSIE               Sing me your song�察�O��



POINT                    It is sung to the moon

                    By a love´lorn loon��

               Who fled from the mocking throng�察�O��

          It's a song of a merryman�察�moping mum��

          Whose soul was sad�察�and whose glance was glum��

          Who sipped no sup�察�and who craved no crumb��

               As he sighed for the love of a ladye。

                    Heighdy� �heighdy��

                    Misery melack´a´day´dee��

          He sipped no sup�察�and he craved no crumb��

               As he sighed for the love of a ladye��



ELSIE               I have a song to sing�察�O��



POINT               Sing me your song�察�O��



ELSIE                    It is sung with the ring

                    Of the songs maids sing

               Who love with a love life´long�察�O��

          It's the song of a merrymaid�察�peerly proud��

          Who loved a lord�察�and who laughed aloud

          At the moan of the merryman�察�moping mum��

          Whose soul was sad�察�and whose glance was glum��

          Who sipped no sup�察�and who craved no crumb��

               As he sighed for the love of a ladye��

                    Heighdy� �heighdy��

                    Misery melack´a´day´dee��

          He sipped no sup�察�and he craved no crumb��

          As he sighed for the love of a ladye��



POINT               I have a song to sing�察�O��



ELSIE               Sing me your song�察�O��



POINT                    It is sung to the knell

                    Of a churchyard bell��

          And a doleful dirge�察�ding dong�察�O��

          It's a song of a popinjay�察�bravely born��

          Who turned up his noble nose with scorn

          At the humble merrymaid�察�peerly proud��

          Who loved a lord�察�and who laughed aloud

          At the moan of the merryman�察�moping mum��

          Whose soul was sad�察�and whose glance was glum��

          Who sipped no sup�察�and who craved no crumb��

               As he sighed for the love of a ladye��

                    Heighdy� �heighdy��

                    Misery melack´a´day´dee��

          He sipped no sup�察�and he craved no crumb��

          As he sighed for the love of a ladye��



ELSIE               I have a song to sing�察�O��



POINT               Sing me your song�察�O��



ELSIE               It is sung with a sigh

               And a tear in the eye��

          For it tells of a righted wrong�察�O��

          It's a song of the merrymaid�察�once so gay��

          Who turned on her heel and tripped away

          From the peacock popinjay�察�bravely born��

          Who turned up his noble nose with scorn

          At the humble heart that he did not prize��

          So she begged on her knees�察�with downcast eyes��

          For the love of the merryman�察�moping mum��

          Whose soul was sad�察�and whose glance was glum��

          Who sipped no sup�察�and who craved no crumb��

               As he sighed for the love of a ladye��



BOTH           Heighdy� �heighdy��

               Misery melack´a´day´dee��

          His pains were o'er�察�and he sighed no more��

          For he lived in the love of a ladye��



               Heighdy� �heighdy��

               Misery melack´a´day´dee��

          His pains were o'er�察�and he sighed no more��

          For he lived in the love of a ladye��



1ST 

 CITIZEN  Well sung and well danced��



2ND

 CITIZEN  A kiss for that�察�pretty maid��



ALL       Aye�察�a kiss all round。 ��CROWD gathers around her��



ELSIE     ��drawing dagger�А�Best beware� �I am armed��



POINT     Back�察�sirs back� �This is going too far。



2ND

 CITIZEN  Thou dost not see the humour of it�察�eh�拭�Yet there is

          humour in all things even in this。 ��Trying to kiss

          her��



ELSIE     Help� �Help��



     ��Enter LIEUTENANT with GUARD。 CROWD falls back



LIEUT。    What is the pother��



ELSIE     Sir�察�we sang to these folk�察�and they would have repaid

          us with gross courtesy�察�but for your honour's coming。



LIEUT。    ��to CROWD�А�Away with ye� �Clear the rabble。



          ��GUARDS push CROWD off�察�and go off with them��



          Now�察�my girl�察�who are you�察�and what do you here��



ELSIE     May it please you�察�sir�察�we are two strolling players��

          Jack Point and I�察�Elsie Maynard�察�at your worship's

          service。 We go from fair to fair�察�singing�察�and

          dancing�察�and playing brief interludes�察�and so we make

          a poor living。



LIEUT。    You two�察�eh�拭�Are ye man and wi

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