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sir�察�I carried Mistress Silvia the dog you bade me。 PROTEUS。 And what
says she to my little jewel�拭�LAUNCE。 Marry�察�she says your dog was a cur�察�
and tells you currish thanks is good enough for such a present。 PROTEUS。
But she receiv'd my dog�拭�LAUNCE。 No�察�indeed�察�did she not�察�here have I
brought him back again。 PROTEUS。 What�察�didst thou offer her this from
me�拭 �LAUNCE。 Ay�察 �sir�察 �the other squirrel was stol'n from me by the
hangman's boys in the market´place�察�and then I offer'd her mine own�察�who
is a dog as big as ten of yours�察 �and therefore the gift the greater。
PROTEUS。 Go�察 �get thee hence and find my dog again�察 �Or ne'er return
again into my sight。 Away�察 �I say。 Stayest thou to vex me here�拭 �Exit
LAUNCE A slave that still an end turns me to shame� �Sebastian�察�I have
entertained thee Partly that I have need of such a youth That can with
some discretion do my business�察�For 'tis no trusting to yond foolish lout�察�
But chiefly for thy face and thy behaviour�察�Which�察�if my augury deceive
me not�察 �Witness good bringing up�察 �fortune�察 �and truth�察 �Therefore�察 �know
thou�察�for this I entertain thee。 Go presently�察�and take this ring with thee�察�
Deliver it to Madam Silvia´ She lov'd me well deliver'd it to me。 JULIA。 It
seems you lov'd not her�察 �to leave her token。 She is dead�察 �belike�拭�
PROTEUS。 Not so�察�I think she lives。 JULIA。 Alas� �PROTEUS。 Why dost
thou cry 'Alas'�拭 �JULIA。 I cannot choose But pity her。 PROTEUS。
Wherefore shouldst thou pity her�拭�JULIA。 Because methinks that she lov'd
you as well As you do love your lady Silvia。 She dreams on him that has
forgot her love�此�You dote on her that cares not for your love。 'Tis pity love
should be so contrary�察�And thinking on it makes me cry 'Alas��' PROTEUS。
Well�察 �give her that ring�察 �and therewithal This letter。 That's her chamber。
Tell my lady I claim the promise for her heavenly picture。 Your message
done�察 �hie home unto my chamber�察 �Where thou shalt find me sad and
solitary。 Exit PROTEUS JULIA。 How many women would do such a
message�拭 �Alas�察 �poor Proteus�察 �thou hast entertain'd A fox to be the
shepherd of thy lambs。 Alas�察�poor fool�察�why do I pity him That with his
very heart despiseth me�拭�Because he loves her�察�he despiseth me�察�Because I
love him�察�I must pity him。 This ring I gave him�察�when he parted from me�察�
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To bind him to remember my good will�察 �And now am I�察 �unhappy
messenger�察�To plead for that which I would not obtain�察�To carry that which
I would have refus'd�察�To praise his faith�察�which I would have disprais'd。 I
am my master's true confirmed love�察 �But cannot be true servant to my
master Unless I prove false traitor to myself。 Yet will I woo for him�察�but
yet so coldly As�察�heaven it knows�察�I would not have him speed。
Enter SILVIA�察�attended Gentlewoman�察�good day� �I pray you be my
mean To bring me where to speak with Madam Silvia。 SILVIA。 What
would you with her�察�if that I be she�拭�JULIA。 If you be she�察�I do entreat
your patience To hear me speak the message I am sent on。 SILVIA。 From
whom�拭 �JULIA。 From my master�察 �Sir Proteus�察 �madam。 SILVIA。 O�察 �he
sends you for a picture�拭 �JULIA。 Ay�察 �madam。 SILVIA。 Ursula�察 �bring my
picture there。 Go�察�give your master this。 Tell him from me�察�One Julia�察�that
his changing thoughts forget�察 �Would better fit his chamber than this
shadow。 JULIA。 Madam�察�please you peruse this letter。 Pardon me�察�madam�察�
I have unadvis'd Deliver'd you a paper that I should not。 This is the letter
to your ladyship。 SILVIA。 I pray thee let me look on that again。 JULIA。 It
may not be�察�good madam�察�pardon me。 SILVIA。 There�察�hold� �I will not look
upon your master's lines。 I know they are stuff'd with protestations�察�And
full of new´found oaths�察 �which he wul break As easily as I do tear his
paper。 JULIA。 Madam�察 �he sends your ladyship this ring。 SILVIA。 The
more shame for him that he sends it me�察 �For I have heard him say a
thousand times His Julia gave it him at his departure。 Though his false
finger have profan'd the ring�察�Mine shall not do his Julia so much wrong。
JULIA。 She thanks you。 SILVIA。 What say'st thou�拭�JULIA。 I thank you�察�
madam�察 �that you tender her。 Poor gentlewoman�察 �my master wrongs her
much。 SILVIA。 Dost thou know her�拭�JULIA。 Almost as well as I do know
myself。 To think upon her woes�察�I do protest That I have wept a hundred
several times。 SILVIA。 Belike she thinks that Proteus hath forsook her。
JULIA。 I think she doth�察�and that's her cause of sorrow。 SILVIA。 Is she not
passing fair�拭�JULIA。 She hath been fairer�察�madam�察�than she is。 When she
did think my master lov'd her well�察�She�察�in my judgment�察�was as fair as
you�察 �But since she did neglect her looking´glass And threw her sun´
expelling mask away�察 �The air hath starv'd the roses in her cheeks And
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pinch'd the lily´tincture of her face�察�That now she is become as black as I。
SILVIA。 How tall was she�拭 �JULIA。 About my stature�察 �for at Pentecost�察�
When all our pageants of delight were play'd�察�Our youth got me to play the
woman's part�察�And I was trimm'd in Madam Julia's gown�察�Which served
me as fit�察�by all men's judgments�察�As if the garment had been made for me�察�
Therefore I know she is about my height。 And at that time I made her
weep a good�察 �For I did play a lamentable part。 Madam�察 �'twas Ariadne
passioning For Theseus' perjury and unjust flight�察�Which I so lively acted
with my tears That my poor mistress�察 �moved therewithal�察�Wept bitterly�察�
and would I might be dead If I in thought felt not her very sorrow。 SILVIA。
She is beholding to thee�察�gentle youth。 Alas�察�poor lady�察�desolate and left� �I
weep myself�察�to think upon thy words。 Here�察�youth�察�there is my purse�察�I
give thee this For thy sweet mistress' sake�察 �because thou lov'st her。
Farewell。 Exit SILVIA with ATTENDANTS JULIA。 And she shall thank
you for't�察�if e'er you know her。 A virtuous gentlewoman�察�mild and beautiful� �
I hope my master's suit will be but cold�察�Since she respects my mistress'
love so much。 Alas�察�how love can trifle with itself� �Here is her picture�察�let
me see。 I think�察�If I had such a tire�察�this face of mine Were full as lovely as
is this of hers�察�And yet the painter flatter'd her a little�察�Unless I flatter with
myself too much。 Her hair is auburn�察�mine is perfect yellow�察�If that be all
the difference in his love�察�I'll get me such a colour'd periwig。 Her eyes are
grey as glass�察�and so are mine�察�Ay�察�but her forehead's low�察�and mine's as
high。 What should it be that he respects in her But I can make respective in
myself�察�If this fond Love were not a blinded god�拭�Come�察�shadow�察�come�察�
and take this shadow up�察�For 'tis thy rival。 O thou senseless form�察�Thou
shalt be worshipp'd�察�kiss'd�察�lov'd�察�and ador'd� �And were there sense in his
idolatry My substance should be statue in thy stead。 I'll use thee kindly for
thy mistress' sake�察�That us'd me so�察�or else�察�by Jove I vow�察�I should have
scratch'd out your unseeing eyes�察�To make my master out of love with thee。
Exit
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ACT V。
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SCENE I。 Milan。 An abbey
Enter EGLAMOUR
EGLAMOUR。 The sun begins to gild the western sky�察�And now it is
about the very hour That Silvia at Friar Patrick's cell should meet me。 She
will not fail�察�for lovers break not hours Unless it be to come before their
time�察�So much they spur their expedition。
Enter SILVIA
See where she comes。 Lady�察�a happy evening� �SILVIA。 Amen�察�amen� �
Go on�察�good Eglamour�察�Out at the postern by the abbey wall�察�I fear I am
attended by some spies。 EGLAMOUR。 Fear not。 The forest is not three
leagues off�察�If we recover that�察�we are sure enough。 Exeunt
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SCENE II。 Milan。 The DUKE'S palace
Enter THURIO�察�PROTEUS�察�and JULIA as SEBASTIAN
THURIO。 Sir Proteus�察�what says Silvia to my suit�拭�PROT