Much adoe
16691577you
should not be conioyned, I charge you on your
soules to
16741582Leonato I dare make his an
swer, None.
16751583Clau. O what men dare do! what men may do! what men
16761584daily do, not knowing what they do!
16771585Bene. Howe nowe! interie
ctions? why then,
some be of
16791587Claudio Stand thee by Frier, father by your leaue,
16801588Will you with free and vncon
strained
soule
16811589Giue me this maide your daughter?
16821590Leonata As freely
sonne as God did giue her mee.
16831591Claudio And what haue I to giue you backe who
se woorth
16841592May counterpoi
se this rich and pretious gift?
16851593Princn Nothing, vnle
sse you render her againe.
16861594Claudio Sweete Prince, you learne me noble thankfulnes:
16871595There Leonato, take her backe againe,
16881596Giue not this rotten orenge to your friend,
16891597Shee's but the
signe and
semblance of her honor:
16901598Behold how like a maide
she blu
shes heere!
16911599O what authoritie and
shew of truth
16921600Can cunning
sinne couer it
selfe withall!
16931601Comes not that blood, as mode
st euidence,
16941602To witne
sse
simple Vertue? would you not
sweare
16951603All you that
see her, that
she were a maide,
16961604By the
se exterior
shewes? But
she is none:
16971605She knowes the heate of a luxurious bed:
16981606Her blu
sh is guiltine
sse, not mode
stie.
16991607Leonato What do you meane, my lord?
17011609Not to knit my
soule to an approoued wanton.
17021610Leonato Deere my lord, if you in your owne proofe,
17031611Haue vanqui
sht the re
sistance of her youth,
17041612And made defeate of her virginitie.
17051613Claudio I know what you would
say: if I haue knowne her,
You