Much adoe
825767rance, and al the preparation ouerthrowne.
827768Iohn Grow this to what aduer
se i
ssue it can, I will put it in
828769pra
cti
se: be cunning in the working this, and thy fee is a thou
- 830771Bor. Be you con
stant in the accu
sation, and my cunning
832773Iohn I will pre
sently go learne their day of marriage.
exit
837777Bene. In my chamber window lies a booke, bring it hither
839779Boy. I am here already
sir.
exit. 840780Bene. I know that, but I would haue thee hence and here a
- 841781gaine. I do much wonder, that one man
seeing how much an
842782other man is a foole, when he dedicates his behauiours to loue,
843783wil after he hath laught at
such
shallow follies in others, becom
844784the argument of his owne
scorne, by falling in loue, and
such a
845785man is Claudio, I haue knowne when there was no mu
sique
846786with him but the drumme and the
fife, and now had he rather
847787heare the taber and the pipe: I haue knowne when he would
848788haue walkt ten mile afoot, to
see a good armour, and now wil
850789he lie ten nights awake caruing the fa
shion of a new dublet: he
851790was woont to
speake plaine, and to the purpo
se (like an hone
st 852791man and a
souldier) and now is he turnd ortography, his words
853792are a very fanta
sticall banquet, iu
st so many
strange di
shes:
854793may I be
so conuerted and
see with the
se eies? I cannot tell, I
855794thinke not: I wil not be
sworne but loue may transforme me to
856795an oy
ster, but ile take my oath on it, till he haue made and oy
- 857796ster of me, he
shall neuer make me
such a foole: one woman is
858797faire, yet I am well, an other is wi
se, yet I am well: an other
859798vertuous, yet I am wel: but till all graces be in one woman, one
861799womã shal not com in my grace: rich
she
shal be thats certain,
862800wi
se, or ile none, vertuous, or ile neuer cheapen her: faire, or ile
863801neuer looke on her, mild, or come not neare me, noble, or not I
864802for an angell, of good di
scour
se, an excellent mu
sitian, and her
haire