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The same. The DUKE's palace.
[Enter THURIO, PROTEUS, and JULIA]
THURIO
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Sir Prot|eus, what | says^Silv|ia to | my suit?
PROTEUS
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Oh sir,| I find | her mild|er than | she was,
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And yet | she takes | excep|tions at | your
per||son.
THURIO
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What?| That my leg | is too long?
PROTEUS
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No, that it | is too | little. (tri with
prev)
THURIO
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I'll wear | a boot,| to make | it some|what
round||er.
JULIA
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But love | will not | be spurred | to what | it
loathes.
THURIO
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What says | she to | my face? (tri with
next)
PROTEUS
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She says | it is | a fair || one.
THURIO
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Nay | then the want|on lies:| my face | is black.
PROTEUS
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But pearls | are fair;| and the / old say|ing is,
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Black men | are pearls,| in beaut|eous lad|ies'
eyes.
JULIA
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'Tis true,| such^pearls | as put | out lad|ies'
eyes,
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For I | had rath|er wink,| than look | on them.
THURIO
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How likes | she my | discourse?
PROTEUS
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Ill, when | you talk | of war. (tri with
prev)
THURIO
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But well,| when I | discourse | of love | and
peace.
JULIA
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But bet|ter in/deed, when | you hold | your
peace.
THURIO
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What says | she to | my val|or?
PROTEUS
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Oh sir, she makes no doubt of that. (tetra with
prev)
JULIA
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She needs | not, when | she knows | it
cow|ardice.
THURIO
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What says | she to | my birth?
PROTEUS
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That you | are well | derived. (tri with
prev)
JULIA
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True: from | a gent|leman,| to a fool. (tetra
with next few)
THURIO
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Consid|ers she | my posses|sions?
PROTEUS
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Oh, aye; and pit|ies them./
THURIO
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Wherefore?
JULIA
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That such | an ass | should owe | them.
(end tetra)
PROTEUS
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That they | are out | by lease.
JULIA
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Here comes | the duke.
[Enter DUKE]
DUKE
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How now | Sir Prot|eus; how | now Thur|io?
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Which of | you saw | Sir Eg|lamour | of late?
THURIO
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Not I.
PROTEUS
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Nor I. (overlapping)
DUKE
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Saw you my |
daughter?
PROTEUS
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Neither.
DUKE
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Why then
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She's fled | unto | that peas|ant, Val|entine;
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And Eg|lamour | is in | her comp|any:
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'Tis true:| for Fri|ar Laur|ence met | them both
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As he,| in pen|ance wand|ered through | the
forest:
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Him he | knew^well:| and guessed | that it | was
she,
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But be|ing masked,| he was / not sure | of it.
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Besides | she did | intend | confes|sion
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At Pat||rick's cell | this ev|en, and | there she
| was not.
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These^like|lihoods | confirm | her flight | from
hence;
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Therefore | I pray | you stand,| not to |
discourse,
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But mount | you pres|ently,| and meet | with me
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Upon | the ris|ing of | the mount|ain-foot
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That leads | towards Man|tua,| whither | they are
fled:
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Dispatch |(sweet* gent|lemen,| and fol|low me.
[Exit]
THURIO
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Why this | it is,| to be | a peev|ish girl,
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That flies | her for|tune when | it fol|lows her:
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I'll aft|er; more | to be revenged | on Eg|lamour,
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Than for | the love | of reck|less Silv|ia.
[Exit]
PROTEUS
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And I | will fol|low, more | for Silv|ia's love
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Than hate | of Eg|lamour | that goes | with her.
[Exit]
JULIA
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And I | will fol|low, more | to cross | that love
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Than hate | for Silv|ia, that | is gone | for
love.
[Exit]