Much adoe
279248Claudio My liege, your Highne
sse nowe may doe mee
281250Pedro My loue is thine to teach, teach it but how,
282251And thou
shalt
see how apt it is to learne
283252Any hard le
sson that may do thee good.
284253Clau. Hath Leonato any
sonne, my lord?
285254Pedro No childe but Hero,
shees his onely heire:
286255Doo
st thou a
ffe
ct her Claudio?
288257When you went onward on this ended a
ction,
289258I lookt vpon her with a
souldiers eie,
290259That likt, but had a rougher ta
ske in hand,
291260Than to driue liking to the name of loue:
292261But now I am returnde, and that warre-thoughts,
293262Haue left their places vacant: in their roomes,
294263Come thronging
soft and delicate de
sires,
295264All prompting mee how faire yong Hero is,
296265Saying I likt her ere I went to warres.
297266Pedro Thou wilt be like a louer pre
sently,
298267And tire the hearer with a booke of words,
299268If thou do
st loue faire Hero, cheri
sh it,
300269And I wil breake with hir, and with her father,
270And thou
shalt haue her: wa
st not to this end,
301271That thou began
st to twi
st so
fine a
storie?
302272Clau. How
sweetly you do mini
ster to loue,
303273That know loues griefe by his complexion!
304274But le
st my liking might too
sodaine
seeme,
305275I would haue
salude it with a longer treati
se.
306276Pedro What need the bridge much broder then the
flood?
307277The faire
st graunt is the nece
ssitie:
308278Looke what wil
serue is
fit: tis once, thou loue
st,
309279And I wil
fit thee with the remedie,
310280I know we
shall haue reuelling to night,
311281I wil a
ssume thy part in
some di
sgui
se,
312282And tell faire Hero I am Claudio,
313283And in her bo
some ile vncla
spe my heart,
314284And take her hearing pri
soner with the force
And