about Nothing.
865803haire
shall be of what colour it plea
se God. hah! the prince and
867804mon
sieur Loue, I wil hide me in the arbor.
868805 Enter prince, Leonato, Claudio, Musicke. 869806Prince Come
shall we heare this mu
sique?
870807Claud. Yea my good lord: how
stil the euening is,
871808As hu
sht on purpo
se to grace harmonie!
872809Prince See you where Benedicke hath hid him
selfe?
873810Claud. O very wel my lord: the mu
sique ended,
874811Weele
fit the kid-foxe with a penny worth.
812 Enter Balthaser with musicke. 875813Prince Come Baltha
ser, weele heare that
song againe.
876814Balth. O good my lord, taxe not
so bad a voice,
877815To
slaunder mu
sicke any more then once.
878816Prince It is the witne
sse
still of excellencie,
881817To put a
strange face on his owne perfe
ction,
882818I pray thee
sing, and let me wooe no more.
883819Balth. Becau
se you talke of wooing I will
sing,
884820Since many a wooer doth commence his
sute,
885821To her he thinkes not worthy, yet he wooes,
886822Yet will he
sweare he loues.
887823Prince Nay pray thee come,
888824Or if thou wilt hold longer argument,
890826Balth. Note this before my notes,
891827Theres not a note of mine thats worth the noting.
892828Prince Why the
se are very crotchets that he
speakes,
893829Note notes for
sooth, and nothing.
894830Bene. Now diuine aire, now is his
soule raui
sht, is it not
895831strange that
sheepes guts
should hale
soules out of mens bo
- 896832dies? well a horne for my mony when alls done.
Sigh no more ladies, sigh no more,
900835Men were deceiuers euer,
901836One foote in
sea, and one on
shore,
902837To one thing con
stant neuer,
903838Then
sigh not
so, but let them go,
904839And be you blith and bonnie,
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