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cymbeline(辛白林)-第17章

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Who ever yet could sound thy bottom? find The ooze to show what coast 

thy sluggish care Might'st easiliest harbour in? Thou blessed thing! Jove 

knows what man thou mightst have made; but I; Thou diedst; a most rare 

boy; of melancholy。 How found you him? ARVIRAGUS。 Stark; as you see; 

Thus smiling; as some fly had tickled slumber; Not as death's dart; being 

laugh'd at; his right cheek Reposing on a cushion。 GUIDERIUS。 Where? 

ARVIRAGUS。 O' th' floor; His arms thus leagu'd。 I thought he slept; and 

put My clouted brogues from off my feet; whose rudeness Answer'd my 

steps too loud。 GUIDERIUS。 Why; he but sleeps。 If he be gone he'll make 

his grave a bed; With female fairies will his tomb be haunted; And worms 

will not come to thee。 ARVIRAGUS。 With fairest flowers; Whilst summer 

lasts and I live here; Fidele; I'll sweeten thy sad grave。 Thou shalt not lack 

The flower that's like thy face; pale primrose; nor The azur'd hare…bell; like 

thy   veins;   no;  nor   The   leaf  of  eglantine;   whom     not   to  slander;  Out… 

sweet'ned not thy breath。 The ruddock would; With charitable bill… O bill; 

sore    shaming    Those    rich…left  heirs  that  let  their  fathers  lie  Without    a 

monument!… bring thee all this; Yea; and furr'd moss besides; when flow'rs 

are   none;   To   winter…ground   thy   corse…   GUIDERIUS。   Prithee   have   done; 



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And do not play in wench…like words with that Which is so serious。 Let us 

bury him; And not protract with admiration what Is now due debt。 To th' 

grave。 ARVIRAGUS。 Say; where shall's lay him? GUIDERIUS。 By good 

Euriphile; our mother。 ARVIRAGUS。 Be't so; And let us; Polydore; though 

now our voices Have   got the   mannish crack;  sing him  to th' ground; As 

once to our mother; use like note and words; Save that Euriphile must be 

Fidele。 GUIDERIUS。  Cadwal; I   cannot sing。  I'll weep;  and word it   with 

thee; For notes of sorrow out of tune are worse Than priests and fanes that 

lie。 ARVIRAGUS。  We'll   speak   it;   then。   BELARIUS。   Great   griefs;   I   see; 

med'cine the less; for Cloten Is quite forgot。 He was a queen's son; boys; 

And though he came our enemy; remember He was paid for that。 Though 

mean   and   mighty   rotting   Together   have   one   dust;   yet   reverence…   That 

angel of the world… doth make distinction Of place 'tween high and low。 

Our foe was princely; And though you took his life; as being our foe; Yet 

bury him as a prince。 GUIDERIUS。 Pray you fetch him hither。 Thersites' 

body is as good as Ajax'; When neither are alive。 ARVIRAGUS。 If you'll 

go    fetch   him;   We'll   say  our   song    the  whilst。   Brother;   begin。   Exit 

BELARIUS GUIDERIUS。 Nay; Cadwal; we must lay his head to th' East; 

My     father  hath  a  reason   for't。  ARVIRAGUS。        'Tis  true。  GUIDERIUS。 

Come on; then; and remove him。 ARVIRAGUS。 So。 Begin。 

       SONG 

       GUIDERIUS。        Fear  no   more   the   heat  o'  th'  sun  Nor   the  furious 

winter's rages; Thou thy worldly task hast done; Home art gone; and ta'en 

thy wages。 Golden lads and girls all must; As chimney…sweepers; come to 

dust。 

       ARVIRAGUS。 Fear no more the frown o' th' great; Thou art past the 

tyrant's stroke。 Care no more to clothe and eat; To thee the reed is as the 

oak。 The sceptre; learning; physic; must All follow this and come to dust。 

GUIDERIUS。 Fear no more the lightning flash; ARVIRAGUS。 Nor th' all… 

dreaded     thunder…stone;    GUIDERIUS。         Fear  not   slander;   censure   rash; 

ARVIRAGUS。 Thou hast finish'd joy and moan。 BOTH。 All lovers young; 

all lovers must Consign to thee and come to dust。 

       GUIDERIUS。        No    exorciser   harm    thee!   ARVIRAGUS。         Nor    no 

witchcraft     charm     thee!   GUIDERIUS。         Ghost    unlaid    forbear    thee! 



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ARVIRAGUS。 Nothing ill come near thee! BOTH。 Quiet consummation 

have; And renowned be thy grave! 

       Re…enter BELARIUS with the body of CLOTEN 

       GUIDERIUS。   We   have   done   our   obsequies。   Come;   lay   him   down。 

BELARIUS。   Here's   a   few   flowers;   but   'bout   midnight;   more。   The   herbs 

that   have   on   them   cold   dew   o'   th'   night Are   strewings   fit'st   for   graves。 

Upon      their  faces。   You   were    as  flow'rs;   now    wither'd。    Even    so  These 

herblets shall which we upon you strew。 Come on; away。 Apart upon our 

knees。   The   ground   that   gave   them   first   has   them   again。   Their   pleasures 

here    are   past;   so  is  their   pain。   Exeunt    all  but   IMOGEN        IMOGEN。 

'Awaking' Yes; sir; to Milford Haven。 Which is the way? I thank you。 By 

yond bush? Pray; how far thither? 'Ods pittikins! can it be six mile yet? I 

have gone all night。 Faith; I'll lie down and sleep。 But; soft! no bedfellow。 

O    gods    and   goddesses!     'Seeing    the   body'    These    flow'rs   are   like  the 

pleasures of the world; This bloody man; the care on't。 I hope I dream; For 

so I thought I was a cave…keeper; And cook to honest creatures。 But 'tis not 

so; 'Twas but a bolt of nothing; shot at nothing; Which the brain makes of 

fumes。   Our   very   eyes   Are   sometimes;   like   our   judgments;   blind。   Good 

faith; I tremble still with fear; but if there be Yet left in heaven as small a 

drop of pity As a wren's eye; fear'd gods; a part of it! The dream's here still。 

Even   when   I   wake   it   is Without   me;  as   within   me;   not   imagin'd;  felt。 A 

headless man? The garments of Posthumus? I know the shape of's leg; this 

is his hand; His foot Mercurial; his Martial thigh; The brawns of Hercules; 

but his Jovial face… Murder in heaven! How! 'Tis gone。 Pisanio; All curses 

madded   Hecuba   gave   the   Greeks; And   mine   to   boot;   be   darted   on   thee! 

Thou; Conspir'd with that irregulous devil; Cloten; Hath here cut off my 

lord。 To write and read Be henceforth treacherous! Damn'd Pisanio Hath 

with his forged letters… damn'd Pisanio… From this most bravest vessel of 

the   world   Struck   the   main…top。   O   Posthumus!   alas;   Where   is   thy   head? 

Where's that? Ay  me! where's that? Pisanio might have kill'd thee at the 

heart; And   left   this   head   on。   How   should   this   be?   Pisanio?   'Tis   he   and 

Cloten; malice and lucre in them Have laid this woe here。 O; 'tis pregnant; 

pregnant! The drug he gave me; which he said was precious And cordial to 

me; have   I  not found   it   Murd'rous to   th'  senses? That   confirms   it   home。 



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This is Pisanio's deed; and Cloten。 O! Give colour to my pale cheek with 

thy blood; That we the horrider may seem to those Which chance to find 

us。 O; my lord; my lord! 'Falls fainting on the body' 

       Enter LUCIUS; CAPTAINS; and a SOOTHSAYER 

       CAPTAIN。 To them the legions garrison'd in Gallia; After your will; 

have cross'd the sea; attending You here at Milford Haven; with your ships; 

They  are   in   readiness。   LUCIUS。   But   what   from   Rome?   CAPTAIN。   The 

Senate hath stirr'd up the confiners And gentlemen of Italy; most willing 

spirits; That promise noble service; and they come Under the conduct of 

bold    Iachimo;     Sienna's    brother。   LUCIUS。      When      expect   you    them? 

CAPTAIN。 With the next benefit o' th' wind。 LUCIUS。 This forwardness 

Makes our hopes fair。 Command our present numbers Be muster'd; bid the 

captains look to't。 Now; sir; What have you dream'd of late of this war's 

purpose? SOOTHSAYER。 Last night the very gods show'd me a vision… I 

fast and pray'd for their intelligence… thus: I saw Jove's bird; the

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