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               William Shakespeare 

                                        1605 



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    DRAMATIS PERSONAE 

      VINCENTIO�察       �the  Duke   ANGELO�察      �the  Deputy    ESCALUS�察     �an 

ancient   Lord   CLAUDIO�察  �a   young   gentleman   LUCIO�察  �a   fantastic   Two 

other   like  Gentlemen     VARRIUS�察    �a  gentleman�察   �servant  to  the  Duke 

PROVOST THOMAS�察�friar PETER�察�friar A JUSTICE ELBOW�察�a simple 

constable FROTH�察�a foolish gentleman POMPEY�察�a clown and servant to 

Mistress    Overdone    ABHORSON�察        �an  executioner    BARNARDINE�察        �a 

dissolute prisoner 

      ISABELLA�察      �sister  to  Claudio  MARIANA�察      �betrothed   to  Angelo 

JULIET�察     �beloved    of   Claudio    FRANCISCA�察        �a  nun    MISTRESS 

OVERDONE�察�a bawd 

      Lords�察�Officers�察�Citizens�察�Boy�察�and Attendants 



    Sene�此�Vienna 



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                      ACT I。 



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                      SCENE I。 The DUKE'S palace 



     Enter DUKE�察�ESCALUS�察�LORDS�察�and ATTENDANTS 

       DUKE。   Escalus�   �ESCALUS。   My   lord。   DUKE。   Of   government   the 

properties   to   unfold   Would   seem   in   me   t'   affect   speech   and   discourse�察�

Since I am put to know that your own science Exceeds�察�in that�察�the lists of 

all   advice   My   strength   can   give   you�察  �then   no   more   remains   But   that   to 

your sufficiency´ as your worth is able´ And let them work。 The nature of 

our people�察�Our city's institutions�察�and the terms For common justice�察�y'are 

as pregnant in As art and practice hath enriched any That we remember。 

There is our commission�察�From which we would not have you warp。 Call 

hither�察  �I   say�察  �bid   come   before   us�察 �Angelo。   Exit   an   ATTENDANT   What 

figure   of   us   think   you   he   will   bear�拭  �For   you   must   know   we   have   with 

special    soul   Elected   him   our   absence    to  supply�察   �Lent   him   our   terror�察�

dress'd him with our love�察�And given his deputation all the organs Of our 

own power。 What think you of it�拭�ESCALUS。 If any in Vienna be of worth 

To undergo such ample grace and honour�察�It is Lord Angelo。 

       Enter ANGELO 

       DUKE。 Look where he comes。 ANGELO。 Always obedient to your 

Grace's   will�察  �I   come   to   know   your   pleasure。   DUKE。 Angelo�察 �There   is   a 

kind   of   character   in   thy   life   That   to   th'   observer   doth   thy   history   Fully 

unfold。   Thyself   and   thy   belongings   Are   not   thine   own   so   proper   as   to 

waste Thyself upon thy virtues�察�they on thee。 Heaven doth with us as we 

with torches do�察�Not light them for themselves�察�for if our virtues Did not 

go forth of us�察�'twere all alike As if we had them not。 Spirits are not finely 

touch'd But to fine issues�察�nor Nature never lends The smallest scruple of 

her excellence But�察�like a thrifty goddess�察�she determines Herself the glory 

of a creditor�察�Both thanks and use。 But I do bend my speech To one that 

can my part in him advertise。 Hold�察�therefore�察�Angelo´ In our remove be 

thou at full ourself�察�Mortality and mercy in Vienna Live in thy tongue and 

heart。   Old   Escalus�察  �Though   first   in   question�察  �is   thy   secondary。   Take   thy 

commission。 ANGELO。 Now�察�good my lord�察�Let there be some more test 

made of my metal�察�Before so noble and so great a figure Be stamp'd upon 

it。 DUKE。 No more evasion� �We have with a leaven'd and prepared choice 



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Proceeded to you�察�therefore take your honours。 Our haste from hence is of 

so quick condition That it prefers itself�察�and leaves unquestion'd Matters of 

needful value。 We   shall write  to you�察�As time and our concernings shall 

importune�察 �How it goes   with   us�察 �and   do   look to   know What doth   befall 

you here。  So�察 �fare  you well。 To   th'  hopeful   execution do   I  leave  you   Of 

your commissions。 ANGELO。 Yet give leave�察�my lord�察�That we may bring 

you something on the way。 DUKE。 My haste may not admit it�察�Nor need 

you�察�on mine honour�察�have to do With any scruple�此�your scope is as mine 

own�察�So to enforce or qualify the laws As to your soul seems good。 Give 

me your hand�察�I'll privily away。 I love the people�察�But do not like to stage 

me   to   their   eyes�察  �Though     it   do  well�察  �I   do  not   relish   well   Their   loud 

applause   and Aves   vehement�察  �Nor   do   I   think   the   man   of   safe   discretion 

That does affect it。 Once more�察�fare you well。 ANGELO。 The heavens give 

safety   to   your   purposes�   �ESCALUS。   Lead   forth   and   bring   you   back   in 

happiness�   �DUKE。   I   thank   you。   Fare   you   well。   Exit   ESCALUS。   I   shall 

desire   you�察  �sir�察  �to   give   me   leave   To   have   free   speech   with   you�察  �and   it 

concerns me To look into the bottom of my place�此�A pow'r I have�察�but of 

what strength and nature I am not yet instructed。 ANGELO。 'Tis so with 

me。   Let   us   withdraw   together�察  �And   we   may   soon   our   satisfaction   have 

Touching that point。 ESCALUS。 I'll wait upon your honour。 Exeunt 



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                                SCENE II。 A street 



     Enter Lucio and two other GENTLEMEN 

       LUCIO。 If the Duke�察�with the other dukes�察�come not to composition 

with   the   King   of   Hungary�察  �why   then   all   the   dukes   fall   upon   the   King。 

FIRST   GENTLEMAN。   Heaven   grant   us   its   peace�察  �but   not   the   King   of 

Hungary's�   �SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   Amen。   LUCIO。   Thou                        conclud'st 

like    the    sanctimonious       pirate    that   went     to   sea    with    the   Ten 

Commandments�察           �but    scrap'd    one     out    of   the    table。    SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。 'Thou   shalt not   steal'�拭�LUCIO。 Ay�察�that   he raz'd。  FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 Why�察�'twas a commandment to command the captain and 

all   the   rest   from   their   functions�此  �they   put   forth   to   steal。   There's   not   a 

soldier of us all that�察�in the thanksgiving before meat�察�do relish the petition 

well   that   prays   for   peace。   SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   I   never   heard   any 

soldier dislike it。 LUCIO。 I believe thee�察�for I think thou never wast where 

grace   was   said。   SECOND   GENTLEMAN。   No�拭  �A  dozen   times   at   least。 

FIRST GENTLEMAN。 What�察�in metre�拭�LUCIO。 In any proportion or in 

any language。 FIRST GENTLEMAN。 I think�察�or in any religion。 LUCIO。 

Ay�察�why not�拭�Grace is grace�察�despite of all controversy�察�as�察�for example�察�

thou     thyself    art   a  wicked      villain�察  �despite    of   all   grace。    FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 Well�察�there went but a pair of shears between us。 LUCIO。 

I   grant�察  �as   there   may  between   the   lists   and   the   velvet。 Thou   art   the   list。 

FIRST GENTLEMAN。 And thou the velvet�察�thou art good velvet�察�thou'rt a 

three´pil'd piece�察�I warrant thee。 I had as lief be a list of an English kersey 

as be pil'd�察�as thou art pil'd�察�for a French velvet。 Do I speak feelingly now�拭�

LUCIO。 I  think thou   dost�察  �and�察 �indeed�察 �with  most   painful   feeling   of  thy 

speech。 I will�察�out of thine own confession�察�learn to begin thy health�察�but�察�

whilst   I  live�察 �forget   to   drink   after  thee。  FIRST  GENTLEMAN。  I  think   I 

have done myself wrong�察�have I not�拭�SECOND GENTLEMAN。 Yes�察�that 

thou hast�察�whether thou art tainted or free。 

       Enter MISTRESS OVERDONE 

       LUCIO。   Behold�察  �behold�察  �where   Madam   Mitigation   comes�   �I   have 

purchas'd     as   many     diseases    under   her   roof   as   come    to´   SECOND 

GENTLEMAN。             To    what�察   �I   pray�拭   �FIRST      GENTLEMAN。            Judge。 



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SECOND         GENTLEMAN。          To   three   thousand    dolours    a  year。  FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。   Ay�察  �and   more。   LUCIO。   A   French   crown   more。   FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 Thou art always figuring diseases in me�察�but thou art full 

of error�察�I am sound。 LUCIO。 Nay�察�not�察�as one would say�察�healthy�察�but so 

sound as things that are hollow�此�thy bones are hollow�察�impiety has made a 

feast of thee。 FIRST GENTLEMAN。  How now� �which of your hips has 

the  most profound   sciatica�拭  �MRS。   OVERDONE。 Well�察  �well� �there's   one 

yonder arrested and carried to prison was worth five thousand of you all。 

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