Much Ado About Nothing Page #9

flout me out of my humor.

Dost thou think I care for

a satire or an epigram?

No.

Since I do purpose to marry...

...I will think nothing to any purpose

that the world can say against it...

...and therefore never flout at me

for what I have said against it.

For man...

...is a giddy thing...

...and this is my conclusion.

For thy part, Claudio...

...I did think to have beaten thee...

...but in that thou art like to be my kinsman...

...live unbruised...

...and love my cousin.

Come, come, we are friends.

Let's have a dance ere we are married...

...that we may lighten our own hearts

and our wives' heels!

We'll have dancing afterward.

First, of my word. Therefore play, music!

Prince...

...thou art sad.

Get thee a wife.

Get thee a wife!

My lord, your brother John is ta'en in flight,

and brought with armed men back to Messina.

Think not on him till tomorrow.

I'll devise thee brave punishments for him.

Strike up, pipers!

"Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more

"Men were deceivers ever

"One foot in sea and one on shore

"To one thing constant never

"Then sigh not so

"but let them go

"And be you blithe and bonny

"Converting all your sounds of woe

"Into Hey nonny, nonny.

"Sing no more ditties

"Sing no more of dumps

"So dull and heavy

"The fraud of men was ever so

"Since summer first was leafy

"Then sigh not so, but let them go

"And be you blithe and bonny

"Converting all your sounds of woe

"Into Hey nonny, nonny

"Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more

"Men were deceivers ever

"One foot in sea and one on shore

"To one thing constant never

"Then sigh not so, but let them go

"And be you blithe and bonny

"Converting all your sounds of woe

"Into Hey nonny, nonny

"Sing no more ditties, sing no more

"Of dumps so dull and heavy

"The fraud of men was ever so

"Since summer first was leafy

"Then sigh not so, but let them go

"And be you blithe and bonny

"Converting all your sounds of woe

"Into Hey nonny, nonny!"

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