Much adoe
21222024And that
shall Claudio know,
so
shall the prince,
21232025And all of them that thus di
shonour her.
21252027Brother Here comes the Prince and Claudio ha
stily.
21272029Claudio Good day to both of you.
21292031Prince We haue
some ha
ste Leonato.
21302032Leonato Some ha
ste my lord! well, fare you well my lord,
21312033Are you
so ha
sty now? wel, all is one.
21322034Prince Nay do not quarrel with vs, good old man.
21332035Brother If he could right him
selfe with quarrelling,
21362038Leona. Mary thou do
st wrong me, thou di
ssembler, thou:
21372039Nay, neuer lay thy hand vpon thy
sword,
21402042If it
should giue your age
such cau
se of feare,
21412043Infaith my hand meant nothing to my
sword.
21422044Leonato Tu
sh, tu
sh man, neuer
fleere and ie
st at me,
21432045I
speake not like a dotard, nor a foole,
21442046As vnder priuiledge of age to bragge,
21452047What I haue done being yong, or what would doe,
21462048Were I not old, know Claudio to thy head,
21472049Thou ha
st so wrongd mine innocent child and me,
21482050That I am for
st to lay my reuerence by,
21492051And with grey haires and brui
se of many daies,
21502052Do challenge thee to triall of a man,
21512053I
say thou ha
st belied mine innocent child.
21522054Thy
slander hath gone through and through her heart,
21532055And
she lies buried with her ance
stors:
21542056O in a toomb where neuer
scandal
slept,
21552057Saue this of hers, framde by thy villanie.
21572059Leonato Thine Claudio, thine I
say.
21582060Prince You
say not right old man.
Leonato