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run   through   all   th'   sins:   Inconstancy   falls   off   ere   it   begins。   What   is   in 

Silvia's   face   but   I   may   spy   More   fresh   in   Julia's   with   a   constant   eye? 

VALENTINE。 Come; come; a hand from either。 Let me be blest to make 

this   happy    close;   'Twere    pity   two   such    friends   should    be   long   foes。 

PROTEUS。 Bear witness; heaven; I have my wish for ever。 JULIA。 And I 

mine。 

       Enter OUTLAWS; with DUKE and THURIO 

       OUTLAW。 A prize; a prize; a prize! VALENTINE。 Forbear; forbear; I 

say; it   is   my  lord   the   Duke。 Your Grace is   welcome   to   a   man   disgrac'd; 

Banished Valentine。 DUKE。 Sir Valentine! THURIO。 Yonder is Silvia; and 

Silvia's mine。 VALENTINE。 Thurio; give back; or else embrace thy death; 

Come not within the measure of my wrath; Do not name Silvia thine; if 

once     again;   Verona     shall   not   hold   thee。   Here    she   stands    Take    but 

possession of her with a touch… I dare thee but to breathe upon my love。 

THURIO。 Sir Valentine; I care not for her; I; I hold him but a fool that will 

endanger   His   body   for   a   girl   that   loves   him   not。   I   claim   her   not;   and 

therefore she is thine。 DUKE。 The more degenerate and base art thou To 

make such means for her as thou hast done And leave her on such slight 

conditions。   Now;   by   the   honour   of   my  ancestry;   I   do   applaud   thy   spirit; 

Valentine; And think thee worthy of an empress' love。 Know then; I here 

forget all former griefs; Cancel all grudge; repeal thee home again; Plead a 

new state in thy unrivall'd merit; To which I thus subscribe: Sir Valentine; 

Thou art a gentleman; and well deriv'd; Take thou thy Silvia; for thou hast 

deserv'd   her。   VALENTINE。   I   thank   your   Grace;   the   gift   hath   made   me 

happy。 I now beseech you; for your daughter's sake; To grant one boon that 

I   shall  ask   of  you。   DUKE。       I  grant  it  for  thine   own;    whate'er    it  be。 

VALENTINE。          These    banish'd    men;    that  I  have   kept   withal;   Are    men 

endu'd   with   worthy   qualities;   Forgive   them   what   they   have   committed 

here; And let them be recall'd from their exile: They are reformed; civil; 



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                         THE TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA 



full of good; And fit for great employment; worthy lord。 DUKE。 Thou hast 

prevail'd; I pardon them; and thee; Dispose of them as thou know'st their 

deserts。 Come; let us go; we will include all jars With triumphs; mirth; and 

rare solemnity。 VALENTINE。 And; as we walk along; I dare be bold With 

our discourse to make your Grace to smile。 What think you of this page; 

my     lord?   DUKE。     I  think   the   boy   hath   grace   in  him;    he  blushes。 

VALENTINE。 I warrant you; my lord… more grace than boy。 DUKE。 What 

mean   you   by   that   saying?   VALENTINE。   Please   you;   I'll   tell   you   as   we 

pass along; That you will wonder what hath fortuned。 Come; Proteus; 'tis 

your penance but to hear The story of your loves discovered。 That done; 

our   day   of   marriage   shall   be   yours;   One   feast;   one   house;   one   mutual 

happiness! Exeunt 

     THE END 



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