第 9 节
作者:上网找工作      更新:2021-02-21 13:17      字数:8585
  lord。 Faith; yes: Strangers and foes do sunder and not kiss。 BERTRAM。 I
  pray you; stay not; but in haste to horse。 HELENA。 I shall not break your
  bidding; good my lord。 BERTRAM。 Where are my other men; monsieur?
  Farewell! Exit HELENA
  Go thou toward home; where I will never come Whilst I can shake
  my    sword    or  hear   the  drum。    Away;   and   for  our   flight。  PAROLLES。
  Bravely; coragio! Exeunt
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  ACT III。
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  SCENE 1。 Florence。 The DUKE's palace
  Flourish。 Enter the DUKE OF FLORENCE; attended; two FRENCH
  LORDS; with a TROOP OF SOLDIERS
  DUKE。      So   that;  from   point   to  point;  now    have    you   heard   The
  fundamental reasons of this war; Whose great decision hath much blood
  let   forth And   more   thirsts   after。   FIRST   LORD。   Holy   seems   the   quarrel
  Upon     your    Grace's   part;   black   and   fearful   On   the   opposer。    DUKE。
  Therefore we marvel much our cousin France Would in so just a business
  shut   his   bosom Against   our   borrowing   prayers。   SECOND   LORD。   Good
  my lord; The reasons of our state I cannot yield; But like a common and an
  outward   man   That   the   great   figure   of   a   council   frames   By   self…unable
  motion;   therefore   dare   not   Say   what   I   think   of   it;   since   I   have   found
  Myself in my incertain grounds to fail As often as I guess'd。 DUKE。 Be it
  his pleasure。 FIRST LORD。 But I am sure the younger of our nature; That
  surfeit   on   their  ease;   will   day   by   day   Come  here   for   physic。  DUKE。
  Welcome shall they be And all the honours that can fly from us Shall on
  them settle。 You know your places well; When better fall; for your avails
  they fell。 To…morrow to th' field。 Flourish。 Exeunt
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  SCENE 2。 Rousillon。 The COUNT'S palace
  Enter COUNTESS and CLOWN
  COUNTESS。 It hath happen'd all as I would have had it; save that he
  comes not along with her。 CLOWN。 By my troth; I take my young lord to
  be a very melancholy man。 COUNTESS。 By what observance; I pray you?
  CLOWN。 Why;   he   will   look upon   his boot   and   sing;   mend   the   ruff   and
  sing; ask questions and sing; pick his teeth and sing。 I know a man that
  had this trick of melancholy sold a goodly manor for a song。 COUNTESS。
  Let me see what he writes; and when he means to come。 'Opening a letter'
  CLOWN。 I have no mind to Isbel since I was at court。 Our old ling and
  our Isbels o' th' country are nothing like your old ling and your Isbels o' th'
  court。 The brains of my Cupid's knock'd out; and I begin to love; as an old
  man   loves   money;   with   no   stomach。   COUNTESS。   What   have   we   here?
  CLOWN。 E'en that you have there。 Exit
  COUNTESS。   'Reads'   'I   have   sent   you   a   daughter…in…law;   she   hath
  recovered the King and undone me。 I have wedded her; not bedded her;
  and sworn to make the 〃not〃 eternal。 You shall hear I am run away; know
  it before the report come。 If there be breadth enough in the world; I will
  hold a long distance。 My duty to you。 Your unfortunate son; BERTRAM。'
  This is not well; rash and unbridled boy; To fly the favours of so good a
  king; To pluck his indignation on thy head By the misprizing of a maid too
  virtuous For the contempt of empire。
  Re…enter CLOWN
  CLOWN。      O   madam;    yonder    is  heavy  news    within   between    two
  soldiers and my young lady。 COUNTESS。 What is the …matter? CLOWN。
  Nay; there is some comfort in the news; some comfort; your son will not
  be kill'd so soon as I thought he would。 COUNTESS。 Why should he be
  kill'd? CLOWN。 So say I; madam; if he run away; as I hear he does the
  danger is in standing to 't; that's the loss of men; though it be the getting of
  children。 Here they come will tell you more。 For my part; I only hear your
  son was run away。 Exit
  Enter HELENA and the two FRENCH GENTLEMEN
  SECOND       GENTLEMAN。          Save    you;   good    madam。     HELENA。
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  Madam;   my  lord   is gone;  for   ever  gone。  FIRST  GENTLEMAN。   Do   not
  say  so。   COUNTESS。 Think upon   patience。   Pray  you;   gentlemen…   I   have
  felt so many quirks of joy and grief That the first face of neither; on the
  start;  Can    woman     me   unto   't。  Where   is  my  son;   I  pray  you?   FIRST
  GENTLEMAN。 Madam; he's gone to serve the Duke of Florence。 We met
  him thitherward; for thence we came; And; after some dispatch in hand at
  court;   Thither   we   bend   again。   HELENA。       Look   on   this   letter;  madam;
  here's my passport。 'Reads' 'When thou canst get the ring upon my finger;
  which never shall come off; and show me a child begotten of thy body that
  I am father to; then call me husband; but in such a 〃then〃 I write a 〃never。〃
  This    is  a   dreadful   sentence。    COUNTESS。         Brought     you   this  letter;
  gentlemen? FIRST GENTLEMAN。 Ay; madam; And for the contents' sake
  are sorry for our pains。 COUNTESS。 I prithee; lady; have a better cheer; If
  thou engrossest all the griefs are thine; Thou robb'st me of a moiety。 He
  was my son; But I do wash his name out of my blood; And thou art all my
  child。    Towards    Florence     is  he?  FIRST     GENTLEMAN。           Ay;   madam。
  COUNTESS。   And   to   be   a   soldier?   FIRST   GENTLEMAN。   Such   is   his
  noble purpose; and; believe 't; The Duke will lay upon him all the honour
  That     good    convenience      claims。    COUNTESS。         Return    you    thither?
  SECOND   GENTLEMAN。 Ay;   madam;   with   the   swiftest   wing   of   speed。
  HELENA。   'Reads'   'Till   I   have   no   wife;   I   have   nothing   in   France。'   'Tis
  bitter。 COUNTESS。 Find you that there? HELENA。 Ay; madam。 SECOND
  GENTLEMAN。 'Tis   but   the boldness of   his   hand haply;   which his heart
  was not consenting to。 COUNTESS。 Nothing in France until he have no
  wife! There's nothing here that is too good for him But only she; and she
  deserves a lord That twenty such rude boys might tend upon; And call her
  hourly mistress。 Who was with him? SECOND GENTLEMAN。 A servant
  only;   and   a  gentleman     Which    I  have   sometime     known。    COUNTESS。
  Parolles;   was   it   not?   SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   Ay;   my   good   lady;   he。
  COUNTESS。          A   very  tainted  fellow;   and   full  of  wickedness。    My    son
  corrupts      a   well…derived     nature    With     his   inducement。      SECOND
  GENTLEMAN。 Indeed; good lady; The fellow has a deal of that too much
  Which holds him much to have。 COUNTESS。 Y'are welcome; gentlemen。
  I will entreat you; when you see my son; To tell him that his sword can
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  never win The honour that he loses。 More I'll entreat you Written to bear
  along。 FIRST GENTLEMAN。 We serve you; madam; In that and all your
  worthiest affairs。 COUNTESS。  Not so; but as we   change our   courtesies。
  Will you draw near? Exeunt COUNTESS and GENTLEMEN HELENA。
  'Till I have no wife; I have nothing in France。' Nothing in France until he
  has no wife! Thou shalt have none; Rousillon; none in France Then hast
  thou   all   again。   Poor   lord!   is't   I   That   chase   thee   from   thy   country;   and
  expose Those tender limbs of thine to the event Of the non…sparing war?
  And is it I That drive thee from the sportive court; where thou Wast shot at
  with    fair  eyes;   to   be   the  mark    Of   smoky     muskets?     O    you   leaden
  messengers; That ride upon the violent speed of fire