about Nothing.
1018949with great di
scretion, or vndertakes them with a mo
st chri
sti
- 1020951Leonato If he do feare God, a mu
st nece
ssarily keep peace,
1021952if hee breake the peace, hee ought to enter into a quarrel with
1023954Prince And
so will hee doe, for the man doth feare God,
1024955how
soeuer it
seemes not in him, by
some large ie
stes hee will
1025956make: well I am
sory for your niece,
shall we go
seeke Bene
- 1026957dicke, and tell him of her loue?
1027958Claudio Neuer tell him, my Lord, let her weare it out with
1029960Leonato Nay thats impo
ssible,
shee may weare her heart
1031962Prince Well, we will heare further of it by your daughter,
1032963let it coole the while, I loue Benedicke wel, and I could wi
sh 1033964he would mode
stly examine him
selfe, to
see how much he is
1035966Leonato My lord, will you walke? dinner is ready.
1036967Claudio If he do not doate on her vppon this, I will neuer
1038969Prince Let there be the
same nette
spread for her, and that
1039970mu
st your daughter and her gentlewomen carry: the
sporte
1040971will be, when they holde one an opinion of an others dotage,
1041972and no
such matter, thats the
scene that I woulde
see, which
1042973wil be meerely a dumbe
shew: let vs
send her to call him in to
1044975Benedicke This can be no tricke, the conference was
sadly
1045976borne, they haue the trueth of this from Hero, they
seeme to
1046977pittie the Lady: it
seemes her a
ffe
ctions haue their full bent:
1047978loue me? why it mu
st be requited: I heare how I am cen
surde,
1048979they
say I will beare my
selfe prowdly, if I perceiue the loue
1049980come from her: they
say too, that
she will rather die than giue
1050981anie
signe of a
ffe
ction: I did neuer thinke to marry, I mu
st 1051982not
seeme prowd, happy are they that heare their detra
ctions,
1052983and can put them to mending: they
say the Lady is faire, tis a
1053984trueth, I can beare them witne
sse: and vertuous, tis
so, I can
- 1054985not reprooue it, and wi
se, but for louing me, by my troth it is
D3 no