Much Ado About Nothing (Quarto 1, 1600)
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about Nothing.
¶Pedro Infaith lady you haue a merry heart.
¶Beatr. Yea my lord I thanke it, poore foole it keepes on the
¶her heart
¶Beat. Good Lord for aliance: thus goes euery one to the
¶heigh ho for a husband.
¶Pedro Lady Beatrice, I will get you one.
720Beat. I would rather haue one of your fathers getting: hath
¶your grace ne're a brother like you? your father got excellent
¶husbands if a maide coulde come by them.
¶Prince Will you haue me? lady.
¶Beatr. No my lord, vnles I might haue another for work-
725ing-daies, your grace is too costly to weare euery day: but I
¶and no matter.
¶becomes you, for out a question, you were borne in a merry
730hower.
¶giue you ioy.
735of?
¶Beat I crie you mercy vncle, by your graces pardon.
¶
exit Beatrice.
¶Leon. Theres little of the melancholy element in her my
¶vnhappines, and wakt her selfe with laughing.
¶sute.
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