Much adoe
979912dicke, God giue me patience.
980913Leonato She doth indeed, my daughter
saies
so, and the ex
- 981914ta
sie hath
so much ouerborne her, that my daughter is
some
- 982915time afeard
shee will doe a de
sperate out-rage to her
selfe, it is
984917Prince It were good that Benedicke knew of it by
some o
- 985918ther, if
she will not di
scouer it.
986919Claudio To what end: he would make but a
sport of it, and
987920torment the poore Lady wor
se.
988921Prince And he
should, it were an almes to hang him,
shees
989922an excellent
sweete lady, and (out of all
su
spition,)
she is vertu
- 991924Claudio And
she is exceeding wi
se.
992925Prince In euery thing but in louing Benedicke.
993926Leonato O my Lord, wi
sedome and blood combating in
994927so tender a body, we haue ten proofes to one, that bloud hath
995928the vi
ctory, I am
sory for her, as I haue iu
st cau
se, beeing her
997930Prince I would
shee had be
stowed this dotage on mee, I
998931would haue daft all other re
spe
cts, and made her halfe my
self:
999932I pray you tell Benedicke of it, and heare what a will
say.
1001933Leonato Were it good thinke you?
1002934Claudio Hero thinkes
surely
she will die, for
she
sayes
shee
1003935will die, if he loue her not, and
shee will die ere
shee make her
1004936loue knowne, and
she will die if he wooe her, rather than
shee
1005937will bate one breath of her accu
stomed cro
sne
sse.
1007938Prince She doth well, if
shee
shoulde make tender of her
1008939loue, tis very po
ssible heele
scorne it, for the man (as you know
1009940all) hath a contemptible
spirite.
1010941Claudio He is a very proper man.
1011942Prince He hath indeede a good outward happines.
1012943Claudio Before God, and in my mind, very wi
se.
1013944Prince Hee dooth indeede
shew
some
sparkes that are like
1015946Claudio And I take him to be valiant.
1016947Prince As He
ctor, I a
ssure you, and in the mannaging of
1017948quarrels you may
say he is wi
se, for either hee auoydes them
with