about Nothing.
17071614You will
say,
she did imbrace me as a husband,
17081615And
so extenuate the forehand
sinne: No Leonato,
17091616I neuer tempted her with word too large,
17101617But as a brother to his
sister,
shewed
17111618Ba
shfull
sinceritie, and comelie loue.
17121619Hero And
seemde I euer otherwi
se to you?
17131620Claudio Out on thee
seeming. I wil write again
st it,
17141621You
seeme to me as Diane in her Orbe,
17151622As cha
ste as is the budde ere it be blowne:
17161623But you are more intemperate in your blood,
17171624Than Venus, or tho
se pampred animalls,
17181625That rage in
sauage
sen
sualitie.
17191626Hero Is my Lord well that he doth
speake
so wide?
17201627Leonato Sweete prince, why
speake not you?
17221629I
stand di
shonourd that haue gone about,
17231630To lincke my deare friend to a common
stale.
17241631Leonato Are the
se things
spoken, or do I but dreame?
17251632Bastard Sir, they are
spoken, and the
se things are true.
17261633Bened. This lookes not like a nuptiall.
17291636Is this the prince? is this the princes brother?
17301637Is this face Heroes? are our eies our owne?
17311638Leonato All this is
so, but what of this my Lord?
17321639Claud. Let me but moue one que
stion to your daughter,
17331640And by that fatherly and kindly power,
17341641That you haue in her, bid her an
swer truly.
17351642Leonato I charge thee do
so, as thou art my child.
17361643Hero O God defend me how am I be
set,
17371644What kind of catechi
sing call you this?
17381645Claud. To make you an
swer truly to your name.
17391646Hero Is it not Hero, who can blot that name
17421649Hero it
selfe can blot out Heroes vertue.
17431650What man was he talkt with you ye
sternight,
17441651Out at your window betwixt twelue and one?
Now