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  <div1 type="act" n="cast">
    <head>DRAMATIS PERSON&AElig;</head>
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      <castItem type="role"><role id="alon.">ALONSO</role><roleDesc>King of Naples</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="seb.">SEBASTIAN</role><roleDesc>his brother</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="pros.">PROSPERO</role><roleDesc>the right Duke of Milan</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="ant.">ANTONIO</role><roleDesc>his brother, the usurping Duke of Milan</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="fer.">FERDINAND</role><roleDesc>son to the King of Naples</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="gon.">GONZALO</role><roleDesc>an honest old Counsellor</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castGroup>
        <head rend="braced"> Lords.</head>
        <castItem type="role"><role id="adr.">ADRIAN</role></castItem>
        <castItem type="role"><role id="fran.">FRANCISCO</role></castItem>
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      <castItem type="role"><role id="cal.">CALIBAN</role><roleDesc>a savage and deformed Slave</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="trin.">TRINCULO</role><roleDesc>a Jester</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="ste.">STEPHANO</role><roleDesc>a drunken Butler</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="mast.">Master of a Ship</role></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="boats.">Boatswain</role></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="mariners.">Mariners</role></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="mir.">MIRANDA</role><roleDesc>daughter to Prospero</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castItem type="role"><role id="ari.">ARIEL</role><roleDesc>an airy Spirit</roleDesc></castItem>
      <castGroup>
        <head rend="braced"> presented by Spirits.</head>
        <castItem type="role"><role id="iris.">IRIS</role></castItem>
        <castItem type="role"><role id="cer.">CERES</role></castItem>
        <castItem type="role"><role id="juno.">JUNO</role></castItem>
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      <castGroup>
        <head rend="braced">minor characters</head>
        <castItem type="list"><roleDesc>Nymphs</roleDesc><roleDesc>Reapers</roleDesc><roleDesc>Other Spirits attending on Prospero.</roleDesc></castItem>
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      <castItem type="role"><role id="fer.-mir.">Ferdinand and Miranda</role></castItem>
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      <div1 n="1" type="act">
        <head>ACT I</head>
        <div2 n="1" type="scene">
          <head>SCENE I</head>

<stage type="setting">On a ship at sea: a tempestuous noise of thunder and lightning heard.</stage>
<stage type="entrance">Enter a Ship-Master and a Boatswain.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="4"/><sp who="mast."><speaker>Mast.</speaker><lb ed="F1" n="5"/><p>Boatswain!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="6"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>Here, master: what cheer?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="7"/></p></sp><sp who="mast."><speaker>Mast.</speaker><p>Good, speak to the mariners: fall
<lb ed="G"/>to't,<lb ed="F1" n="8"/> yarely, or we run ourselves aground:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="9"/>bestir, bestir.   <stage type="exit">Exit.</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="10"/><stage type="entrance">Enter Mariners.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="11"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>Heigh, my hearts! cheerly, cheerly,
<lb ed="G"/>my hearts! <lb ed="F1" n="12"/>yare, yare!   Take in the topsail.
<lb ed="G"/>Tend to the master's <lb ed="F1" n="13"/>whistle. Blow, till thou
<lb ed="G"/>burst thy wind, if room <lb ed="F1" n="14"/>enough!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="15"/><stage type="entrance">Enter ALONSO, SEBASTIAN, ANTONIO, FERDINAND,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="16"/>GONZALO, and others. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="17"/></p></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><p>Good boatswain, have care. Where's
<lb ed="G"/>the master?  <lb ed="F1" n="18"/>Play the men.

<lb ed="G" n="12"/><lb ed="F1" n="19"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>I pray now, keep below.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="20"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Where is the master, boatswain?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="21"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>Do you not hear him? You mar
<lb ed="G"/>our labour: <lb ed="F1" n="22"/>keep your cabins: you do assist
<lb ed="G"/>the storm.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="23"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Nay, good, be patient.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="24"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>When the sea is. Hence!   What
<lb ed="G"/>cares these roarers <lb ed="F1" n="25"/>for the name of king?  To
<lb ed="G"/>cabin: silence! trouble <lb ed="F1" n="26"/>us not.

<lb ed="G" n="21"/><lb ed="F1" n="27"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Good, yet remember whom thou hast aboard.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="28"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>None that I more love than myself.
<lb ed="G"/>You are <lb ed="F1" n="29"/>a counsellor; if you can command
<lb ed="G"/>these elements to silence, <lb ed="F1" n="30"/>and work the peace
<lb ed="G"/>of the present, we will not <lb ed="F1" n="31"/>hand a rope more;
<lb ed="G"/>use your authority: if you cannot, <lb ed="F1" n="32"/>give thanks
<lb ed="G"/>you have lived so long, and make <lb ed="F1" n="33"/>yourself
<lb ed="G"/>ready in your cabin for the mischance of the
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="34"/>hour, if it so hap. Cheerly, good hearts!   Out
<lb ed="G"/>of our <lb ed="F1" n="35"/>way, I say.  <stage type="exit">Exit.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="36"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>I have great comfort from this fellow:
<lb ed="G"/>methinks <lb ed="F1" n="37"/>he hath no drowning mark
<lb ed="G"/>upon him; his complexion <lb ed="F1" n="38"/>is perfect gallows.
<lb ed="G"/>Stand fast, good Fate, to his hanging: <lb ed="F1" n="39"/>make
<lb ed="G"/>the rope of his destiny our cable, for our <lb ed="F1" n="40"/>own
<lb ed="G"/>doth little advantage.   If he be not born to be
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="41"/>hanged, our case is miserable.      <stage type="exit">[Exeunt</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="42"/><stage type="entrance">Re-enter Boatswain.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="43"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>Down with the topmast! yare!
<lb ed="G"/>lower, lower! <lb ed="F1" n="44"/>Bring her to try with main-course.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="45"/><stage>[A cry within.]</stage> A plague <lb ed="F1" n="46"/>upon
<lb ed="G"/>this howling! they are louder than the weather <lb ed="F1" n="47"/>or
<lb ed="G" n="40"/>our office.

<stage type="entrance">Re-enter SEBASTIAN, ANTONIO, and GONZALO.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/>Yet again! what do you here?   Shall we
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="48"/>give o'er and drown? Have you a mind to sink?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="49"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>A pox o' your throat, you bawling,
<lb ed="G"/>blasphemous, <lb ed="F1" n="50"/>incharitable dog!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="51"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>Work you then.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="52"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Hang, cur! hang, you whoreson, insolent
<lb ed="G"/>noisemaker!  <lb ed="F1" n="53"/>We are less afraid to be
<lb ed="G"/>drowned than thou art.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="54"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>I'll warrant him for drowning;
<lb ed="G"/>though the <lb ed="F1" n="55"/>ship were no stronger than a nutshell
<lb ed="G"/>and as leaky as <lb ed="F1" n="56"/>an unstaunched wench.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="57"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>Lay her a-hold, a-hold! set her two
<lb ed="G"/>courses off <lb ed="F1" n="58"/>to sea again; lay her off.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="59"/><stage type="entrance">Enter Mariners wet.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="60"/></p></sp><sp who="mariners."><speaker>Mariners.</speaker><p>All lost!  to prayers, to prayers!
<lb ed="G"/>all lost!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="61"/></p></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><p>What, must our mouths be cold?


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="62"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>The king and prince at prayers! let's assist them.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="63"/></l><l part="I">For our case is as theirs.


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="64"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">I'm out of patience.


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="65"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l>We are merely cheated of our lives by drunkards:
<lb ed="G" n="60"/><lb ed="F1" n="66"/></l><l>This wide-chapp'd rascal--would thou mightst lie drowning
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="67"/></l><l part="I">The washing of ten tides!


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="68"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l part="F">He'll be hang'd yet,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="69"/></l><l>Though every drop of water swear against it
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="70"/></l><l>And gape at widest to glut him.

<stage>[A confused noise within: <lb ed="F1" n="71"/>'Mercy on us!'--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="72"/>'We split, we split!'--'Farewell my wife and children!'--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="73"/>'Farewell, brother'--'We split, we split, we split!']</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="74"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l>Let's all sink with the king.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="75"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>Let's take leave of him.
<stage type="exit">[Exeunt Ant. and Seb.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="76"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Now would I give a thousand furlongs
<lb ed="G"/>of sea <lb ed="F1" n="77"/>for an acre of barren ground,
<lb ed="G"/>long heath, brown <lb ed="F1" n="78"/>furze, any thing.  The
<lb ed="G"/>wills above be done! but I would <lb ed="F1" n="79"/>fain die a dry
<lb ed="G"/>death.  <stage type="exit">[Exeunt.</stage>
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  <head>SCENE II</head><lb ed="F1" n="80"/>
<stage type="setting">The island. Before PROSPERO'S cell.</stage> <lb ed="F1" n="81"/><stage type="entrance"> Enter PROSPERO and MIRANDA. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="82"/><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>If by your art, my dearest father, you have
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="83"/></l><l>Put the wild waters in this roar, allay them.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="84"/></l><l>The sky, it seems, would pour down stinking pitch,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="85"/></l><l>But that the sea, mounting to the welkin's cheek.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="86"/></l><l>Dashes the fire out. O, I have suffer'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="87"/></l><l>With those that I saw suffer: a brave vessel,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="88"/></l><l>Who had, no doubt, some noble creature in her,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="89"/></l><l>Dash'd all to pieces. O, the cry did knock
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="90"/></l><l>Against my very heart.   Poor souls, they perish'd.
<lb ed="G" n="10"/><lb ed="F1" n="91"/></l><l>Had I been any god of power, I would
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="92"/></l><l>Have sunk the sea within the earth or ere
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="93"/></l><l>It should the good ship so have swallow'd and
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="94"/></l><l part="I">The fraughting souls within her.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="95"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Be collected:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="96"/></l><l>No more amazement: tell your piteous heart
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="97"/></l><l part="I">There's no harm done.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="98"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="Y">O, woe the day!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="99"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">No harm.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="100"/></l><l>I have done nothing but in care of thee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="101"/></l><l>Of thee, my dear one, thee, my daughter, who
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="102"/></l><l>Art ignorant of what thou art, nought knowing
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="103"/></l><l>Of whence I am, nor that I am more better
<lb ed="G" n="20"/><lb ed="F1" n="104"/></l><l>Than Prospero, master of a full poor cell,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="105"/></l><l part="I">And thy no greater father.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="106"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">More to know
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="107"/></l><l part="I">Did never meddle with my thoughts.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="108"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">'Tis time
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="109"/></l><l>I should inform thee farther. Lend thy hand,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="110"/></l><l>And pluck my magic garment from me. So:
<stage>[Lays down his mantle.</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="111"/></l><l>Lie there, my art. Wipe thou thine eyes; have comfort.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="112"/></l><l>The direful spectacle of the wreck, which touch'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="113"/></l><l>The very virtue of compassion in thee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="114"/></l><l>I have with such provision in mine art
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="115"/></l><l>So safely ordered that there is no soul-
<lb ed="G" n="30"/><lb ed="F1" n="116"/></l><l>No, not so much perdition as an hair
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="117"/></l><l>Betid to any creature in the vessel
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="118"/></l><l>Which thou heard'st cry, which thou saw'st sink. Sit down;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="119"/></l><l part="I">For thou must now know farther.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="120"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">You have often
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="121"/></l><l>Begun to tell me what I am, but stopp'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="122"/></l><l>And left me to a bootless inquisition,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="123"/></l><l part="I">Concluding 'Stay: not yet.'

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="124"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">The hour's now come;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="125"/></l><l>The very minute bids thee ope thine ear;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="126"/></l><l>Obey and be attentive. Canst thou remember
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="127"/></l><l>A time before we came unto this cell?
<lb ed="G" n="40"/><lb ed="F1" n="128"/></l><l>I do not think thou canst, for then thou wast not
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="129"/></l><l part="I">Out three years old.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="130"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Certainly, sir, I can.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="131"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>By what? by any other house or person?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="132"/></l><l>Of any thing the image tell me that
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="133"/></l><l part="I">Hath kept with thy remembrance.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="134"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">'Tis far off
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="135"/></l><l>And rather like a dream than an assurance
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="136"/></l><l>That my remembrance warrants. Had I not
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="137"/></l><l>Four or five women once that tended me?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="138"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Thou hadst, and more, Miranda. But how is it
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="139"/></l><l>That this lives in thy mind?   What seest thou else
<lb ed="G" n="50"/><lb ed="F1" n="140"/></l><l>In the dark backward and abysm of time?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="141"/></l><l>If thou remember'st aught ere thou camest here,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="142"/></l><l part="I">How thou camest here thou mayst.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="143"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">But that I do not.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="144"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Twelve year since, Miranda, twelve year since,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="145"/></l><l>Thy father was the Duke of Milan and
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="146"/></l><l part="I">A prince of power.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="147"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Sir, are not you my father?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="148"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Thy mother was a piece of virtue, and
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="149"/></l><l>She said thou wast my daughter; and thy father
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="150"/></l><l>Was Duke of Milan; and thou his only heir
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="151"/></l><l part="I">And princess no worse issued.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="152"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">O the heavens!
<lb ed="G" n="60"/><lb ed="F1" n="153"/></l><l>What foul play had we, that we came from thence?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="154"/></l><l part="I">Or blessed was't we did?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="155"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Both, both, my girl:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="156"/></l><l>By foul play, as thou say'st, were we heaved thence,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="157"/></l><l part="I">But blessedly holp hither.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="158"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">O, my heart bleeds
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="159"/></l><l>To think o' the teen that I have turn'd you to,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="160"/></l><l>Which is from   my remembrance!   Please you, farther.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="161"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>My brother and thy uncle, call'd Antonio--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="162"/></l><l>I pray thee, mark me--that a brother should
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="163"/></l><l>Be so perfidious!--he whom next thyself
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="164"/></l><l>Of all the world I loved and to him put
<lb ed="G" n="70"/><lb ed="F1" n="165"/></l><l>The manage of my state; as at that time
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="166"/></l><l>Through all the signories it was the first
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="167"/></l><l>And Prospero the prime duke, being so reputed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="168"/></l><l>In dignity, and for the liberal arts
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="169"/></l><l>Without a parallel; those being all my study,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="170"/></l><l>The government I cast upon my brother
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="171"/></l><l>And to my state grew stranger, being transported
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="172"/></l><l>And rapt in secret studies. Thy false uncle--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="173"/></l><l part="I">Dost thou attend me?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="174"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Sir, most heedfully.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="175"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Being once perfected how to grant suits,
<lb ed="G" n="80"/><lb ed="F1" n="176"/></l><l>How to deny them, who to advance and who
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="177"/></l><l>To trash for over-topping, new created
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="178"/></l><l>The creatures that were mine, I say, or changed 'em,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="179"/></l><l>Or else new form'd 'em; having both the key
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="180"/></l><l>Of officer and office, set all hearts i' the state
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="181"/></l><l>To what tune pleased his ear; that now he was
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="182"/></l><l>The ivy which had hid my princely trunk,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="183"/></l><l>And suck'd my verdure out on 't. Thou attend'st not.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="184"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="I">O, good sir, I do.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="185"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">I pray thee, mark me.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="186"/></l><l>I, thus neglecting worldly ends, and dedicated
<lb ed="G" n="90"/><lb ed="F1" n="187"/></l><l>To closeness and the bettering of my mind
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="188"/></l><l>With that which, but by being so retired,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="189"/></l><l>O'er-prized all popular rate, in my false brother
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="190"/></l><l>Awaked an evil nature; and my trust,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="191"/></l><l>Like a good parent, did beget of him
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="192"/></l><l>A falsehood in its contrary as great
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="193"/></l><l>As my trust was; which had indeed no limit,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="194"/></l><l>A confidence sans bound. He being thus lorded,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="195"/></l><l>Not only with what my revenue yielded,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="196"/></l><l>But what my power might else exact, like one
<lb ed="G" n="100"/><lb ed="F1" n="197"/></l><l>Who having into truth, by telling of it,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="198"/></l><l>Made such a sinner of his memory,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="199"/></l><l>To credit his own lie, he did believe
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="200"/></l><l>He was indeed the duke; out o' the substitution,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="201"/></l><l>And executing the outward face of royalty,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="202"/></l><l>With all prerogative: hence his ambition growing--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="203"/></l><l>Dost thou hear?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="204"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>Your tale, sir, would cure deafness.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="205"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>To have no screen between this part he play'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="206"/></l><l>And him he play'd it for, he needs will be
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="207"/></l><l>Absolute Milan. Me, poor man, my library
<lb ed="G" n="110"/><lb ed="F1" n="208"/></l><l>Was dukedom large enough: of temporal royalties
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="209"/></l><l>He thinks me now incapable; confederates--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="210"/></l><l>So dry he was for sway--wi' the King of Naples
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="211"/></l><l>To give him annual tribute, do him homage,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="212"/></l><l>Subject his coronet to his crown and bend
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="213"/></l><l>The   dukedom   yet   unbow'd--alas,   poor Milan!--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="214"/></l><l part="I">To most ignoble stooping.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="215"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">O the heavens!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="216"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Mark his condition and the event; then tell me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="217"/></l><l part="I">If this might be a brother.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="218"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">I should sin
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="219"/></l><l>To think but nobly of my grandmother:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="220"/></l><l part="I">Good wombs have borne bad sons.

<lb ed="G" n="120"/><lb ed="F1" n="221"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Now the condition.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="222"/></l><l>This King of Naples, being an enemy
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="223"/></l><l>To me inveterate, hearkens my brother's suit;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="224"/></l><l>Which was, that he, in lieu o' the premises
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="225"/></l><l>Of homage and I know not how much tribute,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="226"/></l><l>Should presently extirpate me and mine
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="227"/></l><l>Out of the dukedom and confer fair Milan
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="228"/></l><l>With all the honours on my brother: whereon,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="229"/></l><l>A treacherous army levied, one midnight
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="230"/></l><l>Fated to the purpose did Antonio open
<lb ed="G" n="130"/><lb ed="F1" n="231"/></l><l>The gates of Milan, and, i' the dead of darkness,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="232"/></l><l>The ministers for the purpose hurried thence
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="233"/></l><l part="I">Me and thy crying self.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="234"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Alack, for pity!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="235"/></l><l>I, not remembering how I cried out then,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="236"/></l><l>Will cry it o'er again: it is a hint
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="237"/></l><l part="I">That wrings mine eyes to 't.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="238"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Hear a little further
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="239"/></l><l>And then I'll bring thee to the present business
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="240"/></l><l>Which now 's upon 's; without the which this story
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="241"/></l><l part="I">Were most impertinent.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="242"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Wherefore did they not
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="243"/></l><l part="I">That hour destroy us?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="244"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Well demanded, wench:
<lb ed="G" n="140"/><lb ed="F1" n="245"/></l><l>My tale provokes that question. Dear, they durst not,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="246"/></l><l>So dear the love my people bore me, nor set
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="247"/></l><l>A mark so bloody on the business, but
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="248"/></l><l>With colours fairer painted their foul ends.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="249"/></l><l>In few, they hurried us aboard a bark,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="250"/></l><l>Bore us some leagues to sea; where they prepared
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="251"/></l><l>A rotten carcass of a boat, not rigg'd,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="252"/></l><l>Nor tackle, sail, nor mast; the very rats
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="253"/></l><l>Instinctively have quit it: there they hoist us,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="254"/></l><l>To cry to the sea that roar'd to us, to sigh
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="255"/></l><l>To the winds whose pity, sighing back again,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="256"/></l><l part="I">Did us but loving wrong.

<lb ed="G" n="151"/><lb ed="F1" n="257"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Alack, what trouble
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="258"/></l><l part="I">Was I then to you!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="259"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">O, a cherubin
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="260"/></l><l>Thou wast that did preserve me. Thou didst smile,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="261"/></l><l>Infused with a fortitude from heaven,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="262"/></l><l>When I have deck'd the sea with drops full salt,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="263"/></l><l>Under my burthen groan'd; which raised in me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="264"/></l><l>An undergoing stomach, to bear up
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="265"/></l><l part="I">Against what should ensue.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="266"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">How came we ashore?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="267"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>By Providence divine.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="268"/></l><l>Some food we had and some fresh water that
<lb ed="G" n="161"/><lb ed="F1" n="269"/></l><l>A noble Neapolitan, Gonzalo,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="270"/></l><l>Out of his charity, who being then appointed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="271"/></l><l>Master of this design, did give us, with
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="272"/></l><l>Rich garments, linens, stuffs and necessaries,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="273"/></l><l>Which since have steaded much; so, of his gentleness,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="274"/></l><l>Knowing I loved my books, he furnish'd me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="275"/></l><l>From mine own library with volumes that
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="276"/></l><l part="I">I prize above my dukedom.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="277"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Would I might
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="278"/></l><l>But ever see that man!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="279"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Now I arise: <stage>[Resumes his mantle.</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="280"/></l><l>Sit still, and hear the last of our sea-sorrow.
<lb ed="G" n="171"/><lb ed="F1" n="281"/></l><l>Here in this island we arrived; and here
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="282"/></l><l>Have I, thy schoolmaster, made thee more profit
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="283"/></l><l>Than other princesses can that have more time
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="284"/></l><l>For vainer hours and tutors not so careful.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="285"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>Heavens thank you for 't!   And now, I pray you, sir,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="286"/></l><l>For still 'tis beating in my mind, your reason
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="287"/></l><l part="I">For raising this sea-storm?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="288"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Know thus far forth.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="289"/></l><l>By accident most strange, bountiful Fortune,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="290"/></l><l>Now my dear lady, hath mine enemies
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="291"/></l><l>Brought to this shore; and by my prescience
<lb ed="G" n="181"/><lb ed="F1" n="292"/></l><l>I find my zenith doth depend upon
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="293"/></l><l>A most auspicious star, whose influence
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="294"/></l><l>If now I court not but omit, my fortunes
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="295"/></l><l>Will ever after droop.   Here cease more questions:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="296"/></l><l>Thou art inclined to sleep; 'tis a good dulness,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="297"/></l><l>And give it way: I know   thou canst not choose. <stage>[Miranda sleeps. </stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="298"/></l><l>Come away, servant, come. I am ready now.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="299"/></l><l>Approach, my Ariel, come.

<stage type="entrance">Enter ARIEL.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="300"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>All hail, great master! grave sir, hail!   I come
<lb ed="G" n="190"/><lb ed="F1" n="301"/></l><l>To answer thy best pleasure; be 't to fly,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="302"/></l><l>To swim, to dive into the fire, to ride
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="303"/></l><l>On the curl'd clouds, to thy strong bidding task
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="304"/></l><l part="I">Ariel and all his quality.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="305"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Hast thou, spirit,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="306"/></l><l>Perform'd to point the tempest that I bade thee?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="307"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>To every article.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="308"/></l><l>I boarded the king's ship; now on the beak,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="309"/></l><l>Now in the waist, the deck, in every cabin,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="310"/></l><l>I flamed amazement: sometimes I'ld divide,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="311"/></l><l>And burn in many places; on the topmast,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="312"/></l><l>The yards and bowsprit, would I flame distinctly,
<lb ed="G" n="201"/><lb ed="F1" n="313"/></l><l>Then meet and join.   Jove's lightnings, the precursors
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="314"/></l><l>O' the dreadful thunder-claps, more momentary
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="315"/></l><l>And sight-outrunning were not; the fire and cracks
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="316"/></l><l>Of sulphurous roaring the most mighty Neptune
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="317"/></l><l>Seem to besiege and make his bold waves tremble,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="318"/></l><l part="I">Yea, his dread trident shake.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="319"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">My brave spirit!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="320"/></l><l>Who was so firm, so constant, that this coil
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="321"/></l><l part="I">Would not infect his reason?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="322"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Not a soul
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="323"/></l><l>But felt a fever of the mad and play'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="324"/></l><l>Some tricks of desperation. All but mariners
<lb ed="G" n="211"/><lb ed="F1" n="325"/></l><l>Plunged in the foaming brine and quit the vessel,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="326"/></l><l>Then all afire with me: the king's son, Ferdinand,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="327"/></l><l>With hair up-staring,--then like reeds, not hair,--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="328"/></l><l>Was the first man that leap'd; cried, 'Hell is empty,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="329"/></l><l part="I">And all the devils are here.'

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="330"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Why, that's my spirit!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="331"/></l><l part="I">But was not this nigh shore?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="332"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Close by, my master,

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="333"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="I">But are they, Ariel, safe?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="334"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Not a hair perish'd;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="335"/></l><l>On their sustaining garments not a blemish,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="336"/></l><l>But fresher than before: and, as thou badest me,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="337"/></l><l>In troops I have dispersed them 'bout the isle.
<lb ed="G" n="221"/><lb ed="F1" n="338"/></l><l>The king's son have I landed by himself;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="339"/></l><l>Whom I left cooling of the air with sighs
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="340"/></l><l>In an odd angle of the isle and sitting,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="341"/></l><l part="I">His arms in this sad knot.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="342"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Of the king's ship
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="343"/></l><l>The mariners say how thou hast disposed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="344"/></l><l part="I">And all the rest o' the fleet.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="345"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Safely in harbour
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="346"/></l><l>Is the king's ship; in the deep nook, where once
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="347"/></l><l>Thou call'dst me up at midnight to fetch dew
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="348"/></l><l>From the still-vex'd Bermoothes, there she's hid:
<lb ed="G" n="230"/><lb ed="F1" n="349"/></l><l>The mariners all under hatches stow'd;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="350"/></l><l>Who, with a charm join'd to their suffer'd labour,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="351"/></l><l>I have left asleep: and for the rest o' the fleet
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="352"/></l><l>Which I dispersed, they all have met again
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="353"/></l><l>And are upon the Mediterranean flote,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="354"/></l><l>Bound sadly home for Naples,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="355"/></l><l>Supposing that they saw the king's ship wreck'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="356"/></l><l part="I">And his great person perish.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="357"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Ariel, thy charge
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="358"/></l><l>Exactly is perform'd: but there's more work.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="359"/></l><l part="I">What is the time o' the day?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="360"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Past the mid season.

<lb ed="G" n="240"/><lb ed="F1" n="361"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>At least two glasses. The time 'twixt six and now
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="362"/></l><l>Must by us both be spent most preciously.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="363"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>Is there more toil?   Since thou dost give me pains,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="364"/></l><l>Let me remember thee what thou hast promised
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="365"/></l><l part="I">Which is not yet perform'd me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="366"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">How now? moody?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="367"/></l><l part="I">What is't thou canst demand?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="368"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">My liberty.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="369"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="I">Before the time be out? no more!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="370"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">I prithee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="371"/></l><l>Remember I have done thee worthy service;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="372"/></l><l>Told thee no lies, made thee no mistakings, served
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="373"/></l><l>Without or grudge or grumblings: thou didst promise
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="374"/></l><l part="I">To bate me a full year.

<lb ed="G" n="250"/><lb ed="F1" n="375"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Dost thou forget
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="376"/></l><l part="I">From what a torment I did free thee?

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">No.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="377"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Thou dost, and think'st it much to tread the ooze
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="378"/></l><l>Of the salt deep,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="379"/></l><l>To run upon the sharp wind of the north,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="380"/></l><l>To do me business in the veins o' the earth
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="381"/></l><l part="I">When it is baked with frost.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="382"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">I do not, sir.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="383"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Thou liest, malignant thing!   Hast thou forgot
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="384"/></l><l>The foul witch Sycorax, who with age and envy
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="385"/></l><l>Was grown into a hoop? hast thou forgot her?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="386"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="I">No, sir.

<lb ed="G" n="260"/><lb ed="F1" n="387"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Thou hast.   Where was she born? speak; tell me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="388"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="I">Sir, in Argier.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="389"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">O, was she so? I must
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="390"/></l><l>Once in a month recount what thou hast been,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="391"/></l><l>Which thou forget'st.   This damn'd witch Sycorax,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="392"/></l><l>For mischiefs manifold and sorceries terrible
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="393"/></l><l>To enter human hearing, from Argier,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="394"/></l><l>Thou know'st, was banish'd: for one thing she did
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="395"/></l><l>They would not take her life. Is not this true?

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>Ay, sir.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="396"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>This blue-eyed hag was hither brought with child
<lb ed="G" n="270"/><lb ed="F1" n="397"/></l><l>And there was left by the sailors.   Thou, my slave,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="398"/></l><l>As thou report'st thyself, wast then her servant;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="399"/></l><l>And, for thou wast a spirit too delicate
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="400"/></l><l>To act her earthly and abhorr'd commands,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="401"/></l><l>Refusing her grand hests, she did confine thee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="402"/></l><l>By help of her more potent ministers
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="403"/></l><l>And in her most unmitigable rage,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="404"/></l><l>Into a cloven pine; within which rift
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="405"/></l><l>Imprison'd thou didst painfully remain
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="406"/></l><l>A dozen years; within which space she died
<lb ed="G" n="280"/><lb ed="F1" n="407"/></l><l>And left thee there; where thou didst vent thy groans
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="408"/></l><l>As fast as mill-wheels strike. Then was this island--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="409"/></l><l>Save for the son that she did litter here,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="410"/></l><l>A freckled whelp hag-born--not honour'd with
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="411"/></l><l part="I">A human shape.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="412"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Yes, Caliban her son.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="413"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Dull thing, I say so; he, that Caliban
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="414"/></l><l>Whom now I keep in service.   Thou best know'st
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="415"/></l><l>What torment I did find thee in; thy groans
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="416"/></l><l>Did make wolves howl and penetrate the breasts
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="417"/></l><l>Of ever angry bears: it was a torment
<lb ed="G" n="290"/><lb ed="F1" n="418"/></l><l>To lay upon the damn'd, which Sycorax
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="419"/></l><l>Could not again undo: it was mine art,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="420"/></l><l>When I arrived and heard thee, that made gape
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="421"/></l><l part="I">The pine and let thee out.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="422"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">I thank thee, master.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="423"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>If thou more murmur'st, I will rend an oak
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="424"/></l><l>And peg thee in his knotty entrails till
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="425"/></l><l part="I">Thou hast howl'd away twelve winters.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="426"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Pardon, master;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="427"/></l><l>I will be correspondent to command
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="428"/></l><l part="I">And do my spiriting gently.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="429"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Do so, and after two days
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="430"/></l><l part="I">I will discharge thee.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="431"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">That's my noble master!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="432"/></l><l>What shall I do? say what; what shall I do?

<lb ed="G" n="301"/><lb ed="F1" n="433"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Go make thyself like a nymph o' the sea: be subject
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="434"/></l><l>To no sight but thine and mine, invisible
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="435"/></l><l>To every eyeball else. Go take this shape
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="436"/></l><l>And hither come in 't: go, hence with diligence! <stage type="exit">[Exit Ariel. </stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="437"/></l><l>Awake, dear heart, awake! thou hast slept well,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="438"/></l><l>Awake!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="439"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>The strangeness of your story put
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="440"/></l><l part="I">Heaviness in me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="441"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Shake it off. Come on;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="442"/></l><l>We'll visit Caliban my slave, who never
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="443"/></l><l part="I">Yields us kind answer.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="444"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">'Tis a villain, sir,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="445"/></l><l part="I">I do not love to look on.

<lb ed="G" n="310"/><lb ed="F1" n="446"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">But, as 'tis,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="447"/></l><l>We cannot miss him: he does make our fire,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="448"/></l><l>Fetch in our wood and serves in offices
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="449"/></l><l>That profit us.   What, ho! slave! Caliban!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="450"/></l><l>Thou earth, thou! speak.

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker> <stage>[Within]</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="451"/><l>There's wood enough within.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="452"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Come forth, I say! there's other business for thee:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="453"/></l><l>Come, thou tortoise! when?

<stage type="entrance">    Re-enter ARIEL like a water-nymph.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="454"/></l><l>Fine apparition!   My quaint Ariel,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="455"/></l><l part="I">Hark in thine ear.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="456"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">My lord, it shall be done. <stage type="exit">[Exit.</stage>


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="457"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Thou poisonous slave, got by the devil himself
<lb ed="G" n="320"/><lb ed="F1" n="458"/></l><l>Upon thy wicked dam, come forth!

<stage type="entrance">Enter CALIBAN.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="459"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>As wicked dew as e'er my mother brush'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="460"/></l><l>With raven's feather from unwholesome fen
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="461"/></l><l>Drop on you both! a south-west blow on ye
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="462"/></l><l>And blister you all o'er!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="463"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>For this, be sure, to-night thou shalt have cramps,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="464"/></l><l>Side-stitches that shall pen thy breath up; urchins
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="465"/></l><l>Shall, for that vast of night that they may work,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="466"/></l><l>All exercise on thee; thou shalt be pinch'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="467"/></l><l>As thick as honeycomb, each pinch more stinging
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="468"/></l><l part="I">Than bees that made 'em.

<lb ed="G" n="330"/><lb ed="F1" n="469"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l part="F">I must eat my dinner.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="470"/></l><l>This island's mine, by Sycorax my mother,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="471"/></l><l>Which thou takest from me.   When thou camest first,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="472"/></l><l>Thou strokedst me and madest much of me, wouldst give me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="473"/></l><l>Water with berries in 't, and teach me how
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="474"/></l><l>To name the bigger light, and how the less,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="475"/></l><l>That burn by day and night: and then I loved thee
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="476"/></l><l>And show'd thee all the qualities o' the isle,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="477"/></l><l>The fresh springs, brine-pits, barren place and fertile:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="478"/></l><l>Cursed be I that did so! All the charms
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="479"/></l><l>Of Sycorax, toads, beetles, bats, light on you!
<lb ed="G" n="341"/><lb ed="F1" n="480"/></l><l>For I am all the subjects that you have,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="481"/></l><l>Which first was mine own king: and here you sty me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="482"/></l><l>In this hard rock, whiles you do keep from me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="483"/></l><l part="I">The rest o' the island.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="484"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Thou most lying slave,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="485"/></l><l>Whom stripes may move, not kindness! I have used thee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="486"/></l><l>Filth as thou art, with human care, and lodged thee
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="487"/></l><l>In mine own cell, till thou didst seek to violate
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="488"/></l><l>The honour of my child.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="489"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>O ho, O ho! would 't had been done!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="490"/></l><l>Thou didst prevent me; I had peopled else
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="491"/></l><l part="I">This isle with Calibans.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="492"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Abhorred slave,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="493"/></l><l>Which any print of goodness wilt not take,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="494"/></l><l>Being capable of all ill!     I pitied thee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="495"/></l><l>Took pains to make thee speak, taught thee each hour
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="496"/></l><l>One thing or other: when thou didst not, savage,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="497"/></l><l>Know thine own meaning, but wouldst gabble like
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="498"/></l><l>A thing most brutish, I endow'd thy purposes
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="499"/></l><l>With words that made them   known.   But thy vile race,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="500"/></l><l>Though thou didst learn, had that in 't which good natures
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="501"/></l><l>Could not abide to be with; therefore wast thou
<lb ed="G" n="361"/><lb ed="F1" n="502"/></l><l>Deservedly confined into this rock
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="503"/></l><l>Who hadst deserved more than a prison.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="504"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>You taught me language; and my profit on 't
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="505"/></l><l>Is, I know how to curse. The red plague rid you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="506"/></l><l part="I">For learning me your language!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="507"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Hag-seed, hence!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="508"/></l><l>Fetch us in fuel; and be quick, thou'rt best,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="509"/></l><l>To answer other business. Shrug'st thou,malice?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="510"/></l><l>If thou neglect'st or dost unwillingly
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="511"/></l><l>What I command, I'll rack thee with old cramps,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="512"/></l><l>Fill all thy bones with aches, make thee roar
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="513"/></l><l part="I">That beasts shall tremble at thy din.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="514"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l part="F">No, pray thee.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="515"/><stage>[Aside]</stage></l><l>I must obey: his art is of such power,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="516"/></l><l>It would control my dam's god, Setebos,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="517"/></l><l>And make a vassal of him.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="518"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="I">So, slave; hence! <stage type="exit">[Exit Caliban.</stage>

<stage type="entrance"> Re-enter ARIEL, invisible, playing and singing; FERDINAND following. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><text><body><head>ARIEL'S song.</head>
<lg type="song">
<lb ed="F1" n="519"/><l> Come unto these yellow sands.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="520"/></l><l>And then take hands: Courtsied when you have and kiss'd
<lb ed="G" n="380"/><lb ed="F1" n="521"/></l><l>The wild waves whist, Foot it featly here and there;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="522"/></l><l>And, sweet sprites, the burthen bear.
<stage>Burthen [dispersedly]</stage>.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="523"/></l><l part="I">Hark, hark!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="524"/></l><l part="F">Bow-wow.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="525"/></l><l part="I">The watch-dogs bark:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="526"/></l><l part="F">Bow-wow.</l>
</lg></body></text>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="527"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>Hark, hark!   I hear
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="528"/></l><l>The strain of strutting chanticleer
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="529"/></l><l>Cry, Cock-a-diddle-dow.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="530"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>Where should this music be? i' the air or the earth?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="531"/></l><l>It sounds no more: and, sure it waits upon
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="532"/></l><l>Some god o' the island. Sitting on a bank,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="533"/></l><l>Weeping again the king my father's wreck,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="534"/></l><l>This music crept by me upon the waters,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="535"/></l><l>Allaying both their fury and my passion
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="536"/></l><l>With its sweet air: thence I have follow'd it,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="537"/></l><l>Or it hath drawn me rather.   But 'tis gone,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="538"/></l><l>No, it begins again.
<stage>ARIEL sings.</stage></l>
<lg type="song">
<lb ed="F1" n="539"/><l>Full fathom five thy father lies;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="540"/></l><l>Of his bones are coral made;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="541"/></l><l>Those are pearls that were his eyes:
<lb ed="G" n="400"/><lb ed="F1" n="542"/></l><l>Nothing of him that doth fade
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="543"/></l><l> But doth suffer a sea-change
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="544"/></l><l>Into something rich and strange.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="545"/></l><l part="I">Sea-nymphs hourly ring his knell:
<stage>Burthen.</stage><lb ed="F1" n="546"/></l><l part="F">Ding-dong.</l>
</lg>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="547"/></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>Hark! now I hear them,--Dingdong, bell.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="548"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>The ditty does remember my drown'd father.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="549"/></l><l>This is no mortal business, nor no sound
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="550"/></l><l>That the earth owes.   I hear it now above me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="551"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>The fringed curtains of thine eye advance
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="552"/></l><l part="I">And say what thou seest yond.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="553"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">What is 't? a spirit?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="554"/></l><l>Lord, how it looks about! Believe me, sir,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="555"/></l><l>it carries a brave form. But 'tis a spirit.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="556"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>No, wench; it eats and sleeps and hath such senses
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="557"/></l><l>As we have, such. This gallant which thou seest
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="558"/></l><l>Was in the wreck; and, but he 's something stain'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="559"/></l><l>With grief that 's beauty's canker, thou mightst call him
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="560"/></l><l>A goodly person: he hath lost his fellows
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="561"/></l><l part="I">And strays about to find 'em.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="562"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">I might call him
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="563"/></l><l>A thing divine, for nothing natural
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="564"/></l><l>I ever saw so noble.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="565"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><stage>[Aside]</stage><l>It goes on, I see,
<lb ed="G" n="420"/><lb ed="F1" n="566"/></l><l>As my soul prompts it.   Spirit, fine spirit! I'll free thee
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="567"/></l><l part="I">Within two days for this.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="568"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">Most sure, the goddess
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="569"/></l><l>On whom these airs attend!   Vouchsafe my prayer
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="570"/></l><l>May know if you remain upon this island;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="571"/></l><l>And that you will some good instruction give
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="572"/></l><l>How I may bear me here: my prime request,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="573"/></l><l>Which I do last pronounce, is, O you wonder!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="574"/></l><l part="I">If you be maid or no?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="575"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">No wonder, sir;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="576"/></l><l part="I">But certainly a maid.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="577"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">My language! heavens!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="578"/></l><l>I am the best of them that speak this speech,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="579"/></l><l part="I">Were I but where 'tis spoken.

<lb ed="G" n="430"/><lb ed="F1" n="580"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">How? the best?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="581"/></l><l>What wert thou, if the King of Naples heard thee?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="582"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>A single thing, as I am now, that wonders
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="583"/></l><l>To hear thee speak of Naples.   He does hear me:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="584"/></l><l>And that he does I weep: myself am Naples,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="585"/></l><l>Who with mine eyes, never since at ebb, beheld
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="586"/></l><l part="I">The king my father wreck'd.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="587"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Alack, for mercy!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="588"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>Yes, faith, and all his lords; the Duke of Milan
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="589"/></l><l>And his brave son being twain.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="590"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><stage>[Aside]</stage><l>The Duke of Milan
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="591"/></l><l>And his more braver daughter could control thee,
<lb ed="G" n="440"/><lb ed="F1" n="592"/></l><l>If now 'twere fit to do't. At the first sight
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="593"/></l><l>They have changed eyes.   Delicate Ariel,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="594"/></l><l>I'll set thee free for this. <stage>[To Fer.]</stage> A word, good sir;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="595"/></l><l>I fear you have done yourself some wrong: a word.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="596"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>Why speaks my father so ungently? This
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="597"/></l><l>Is the third man that e'er I saw, the first
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="598"/></l><l>That e'er I sigh'd for: pity move my father
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="599"/></l><l part="I">To be inclined my way

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="600"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">O, if a virgin,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="601"/></l><l>And your affection not gone forth, I'll make you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="602"/></l><l part="I">The queen of Naples.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="603"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Soft, sir! one word more.
<lb ed="G" n="450"/><lb ed="F1" n="604"/><stage>[Aside]</stage></l><l>They are both in either's powers; but this swift business
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="605"/></l><l>I must uneasy make, lest too light winning
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="606"/></l><l>Make the prize light. <stage>[To Fer.]</stage> One word more; I charge thee
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="607"/></l><l>That thou attend me: thou dost here usurp
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="608"/></l><l>The name thou owest not; and hast put thyself
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="609"/></l><l>Upon this island as a spy, to win it
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="610"/></l><l part="I">From me, the lord on't.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="611"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">No, as I am a man,

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="612"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>There's nothing ill can dwell in such a temple:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="613"/></l><l>If the ill spirit have so fair a house,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="614"/></l><l part="I">Good things will strive to dwell with't.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="615"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Follow me.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="616"/></l><l>Speak not you for him; he 's a traitor. Come;
<lb ed="G" n="461"/><lb ed="F1" n="617"/></l><l>I'll manacle thy neck and feet together:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="618"/></l><l>Sea-water shalt thou drink; thy food shall be
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="619"/></l><l>The fresh-brook muscles, wither'd roots and husks
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="620"/></l><l part="I">Wherein the acorn cradled.   Follow.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="621"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">No;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="622"/></l><l>I will resist such entertainment till
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="623"/></l><l part="I">Mine enemy has more power.

<lb ed="F1" n="624"/><stage>[Draws, and is charmed from moving.</stage>


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="625"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">O dear father,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="626"/></l><l>Make not too rash a trial of him, for
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="627"/></l><l part="I">He's gentle and not fearful.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="628"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">What? I say,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="629"/></l><l>My foot my tutor?   Put thy sword up, traitor;
<lb ed="G" n="470"/><lb ed="F1" n="630"/></l><l>Who makest a show but darest not strike, thy conscience
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="631"/></l><l>Is so possess'd with guilt: come from thy ward.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="632"/></l><l>For I can here disarm thee with this stick
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="633"/></l><l part="I">And make thy weapon drop.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="634"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Beseech you, father.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="635"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="I">Hence! hang not on my garments.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="636"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Sir, have pity;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="637"/></l><l part="I">I'll be his surety.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="638"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Silence! one word more
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="639"/></l><l>Shall make me chide thee, if not hate thee. What!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="640"/></l><l>An advocate for an impostor! hush!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="641"/></l><l>Thou think'st there is no more such shapes as he,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="642"/></l><l>Having seen but him and Caliban: foolish wench!
<lb ed="G" n="480"/><lb ed="F1" n="643"/></l><l>To the most of men this is a Caliban
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="644"/></l><l part="I">And they to him are angels.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="645"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">My affections
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="646"/></l><l>Are then most humble; I have no ambition
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="647"/></l><l part="I">To see a goodlier man.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="648"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Come on; obey:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="649"/></l><l>Thy nerves are in their infancy again
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="650"/></l><l part="I">And have no vigour in them.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="651"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">So they are;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="652"/></l><l>My spirits, as in a dream, are all bound up.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="653"/></l><l>My father's loss, the weakness which I feel,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="654"/></l><l>The wreck of all my friends, nor this man's threats,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="655"/></l><l>To whom I am subdued, are but light to me,
<lb ed="G" n="490"/><lb ed="F1" n="656"/></l><l>Might I but through my prison once a day
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="657"/></l><l>Behold this maid: all corners else o' the earth
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="658"/></l><l>Let liberty make use of; space enough
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="659"/></l><l>Have I in such a prison.

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker> <stage>[Aside]</stage><lb ed="F1" n="660"/><l>It works. <stage>[To Fer.]</stage><lb ed="F1" n="661"/> Come on.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="662"/></l><l>Thou hast done well, fine Ariel! <stage>To Fer.</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="663"/></l><l>Follow me.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="664"/><stage>[To Ari.]</stage></l><l part="I">Hark what thou else shalt do me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="665"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Be of comfort;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="666"/></l><l>My father's of a better nature, sir,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="667"/></l><l>Than he appears by speech: this is unwonted
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="668"/></l><l part="I">Which now came from him.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="669"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Thou shalt be as free
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="670"/></l><l>As mountain winds: but then exactly do
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="671"/></l><l part="I">All points of my command.

<lb ed="G" n="500"/><lb ed="F1" n="672"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">To the syllable.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="673"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Come, follow.   Speak not for him.

<stage type="exit">[Exeunt.</stage>
</l></sp>
</div2>
      </div1>
<div1 n="2" type="act">
  <head>ACT II</head><lb ed="F1" n="674"/>
<div2 n="1" type="scene">
<head>SCENE I</head>
<stage type="setting">Another part of the island.</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="675"/><stage type="entrance">Enter ALONSO, SEBASTIAN, ANTONIO, GONZALO, ADRIAN, <lb ed="F1" n="676"/>FRANCISCO, and others.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="677"/><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>Beseech you, sir, be merry; you have cause,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="678"/></l><l>So have we all, of joy; for our escape
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="679"/></l><l>Is much beyond our loss. Our hint of woe
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="680"/></l><l>Is common; every day some sailor's wife,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="681"/></l><l>The masters of some merchant and the merchant
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="682"/></l><l>Have just our theme of woe; but for the miracle,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="683"/></l><l>I mean our preservation, few in millions
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="684"/></l><l>Can speak like us: then wisely, good sir, weigh
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="685"/></l><l part="I">Our sorrow with our comfort,

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="686"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">Prithee, peace.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="687"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>He receives comfort like cold porridge.

<lb ed="G" n="11"/><lb ed="F1" n="688"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>The visitor will not give him o'er so.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="689"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Look, he 's winding up the watch of
<lb ed="G"/>his wit; by and by it will strike.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="690"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Sir,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="691"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>One: tell.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="692"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>When every grief is entertain'd that's offer'd,
<lb ed="G"/>Comes to the entertainer--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="693"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>A dollar.

<lb ed="G" n="20"/><lb ed="F1" n="694"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Dolour comes to him, indeed: you
<lb ed="G"/>have spoken <lb ed="F1" n="695"/>truer than you purposed.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="696"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>You have taken it wiselier than I
<lb ed="G"/>meant you <lb ed="F1" n="697"/>should.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="698"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Therefore, my lord,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="699"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Fie, what a spendthrift is he of his tongue!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="700"/></p></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><p>I prithee, spare.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="701"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Well, I have done: but yet,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="702"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>He will be talking.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="703"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Which, of he or Adrian, for a good
<lb ed="G"/>wager, <lb ed="F1" n="704"/>first begins to crow?

<lb ed="G" n="30"/><lb ed="F1" n="705"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>The old cock.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="706"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>The cockerel.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="707"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Done.   The wager?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="708"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>A laughter.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="709"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>A match!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="710"/></p></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><p>Though this island seem to be desert,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="711"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Ha, ha, ha!   <lb ed="F1" n="712"/>So, you're paid.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="713"/></p></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><p>Uninhabitable and almost
<lb ed="G"/>inaccessible,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="714"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Yet,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="715"/></p></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><p>Yet,--

<lb ed="G" n="40"/><lb ed="F1" n="716"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>He could not miss 't.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="717"/></p></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><p>It must needs be of subtle, tender
<lb ed="G"/>and delicate <lb ed="F1" n="718"/>temperance.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="719"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Temperance was a delicate wench.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="720"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Ay, and a subtle; as he most learnedly
<lb ed="G"/>delivered.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="721"/></p></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><p>The air breathes upon us here most sweetly.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="722"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>As if it had lungs and rotten ones.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="723"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Or as 'twere perfumed by a fen.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="724"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Here is every thing advantageous to life.

<lb ed="G" n="50"/><lb ed="F1" n="725"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>True; save means to live.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="726"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Of that there's none, or little.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="727"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>How lush and lusty the grass looks!
<lb ed="F1" n="728"/><lb ed="G"/>how green!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="729"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>The ground indeed is tawny.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="730"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>With an eye of green in't.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="731"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>He misses not much.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="732"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>No; he doth but mistake the truth
<lb ed="G"/>totally.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="733"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>But the rarity of it is,--which is indeed
<lb ed="G"/>almost <lb ed="F1" n="734"/>beyond credit,--

<lb ed="G" n="60"/><lb ed="F1" n="735"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>As many vouched rarities are.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="736"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>That our garments, being, as they
<lb ed="G"/>were, drenched <lb ed="F1" n="737"/>in the sea, hold notwithstanding
<lb ed="G"/>their freshness and <lb ed="F1" n="738"/>glosses, being rather
<lb ed="G"/>new-dyed than stained with salt <lb ed="F1" n="739"/>water.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="740"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>If but one of his pockets could
<lb ed="G"/>speak, would <lb ed="F1" n="741"/>it not say he lies?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="742"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Ay, or very falsely pocket up his
<lb ed="G"/>report.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="743"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Methinks our garments are now as
<lb ed="G"/>fresh as <lb ed="F1" n="744"/>when we put them on first in Afric,
<lb ed="G"/>at the marriage <lb ed="F1" n="745"/>of the king's fair daughter
<lb ed="G"/>Claribel to the King of Tunis.

<lb ed="G" n="72"/><lb ed="F1" n="746"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>'Twas a sweet marriage, and we
<lb ed="G"/>prosper well in <lb ed="F1" n="747"/>our return.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="748"/></p></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><p>Tunis was never graced before with
<lb ed="G"/>such a paragon <lb ed="F1" n="749"/>to their queen.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="750"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Not since widow Dido's time.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="751"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Widow! a pox o' that!   How came
<lb ed="G"/> that widow <lb ed="F1" n="752"/>in? widow Dido!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="753"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>What if he had said 'widower
<lb ed="G"/>AEneas' too? <lb ed="F1" n="754"/>Good Lord, how you take it!

<lb ed="G" n="81"/><lb ed="F1" n="755"/></p></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><p>'Widow Dido' said you? you make
<lb ed="G"/>me study <lb ed="F1" n="756"/>of that: she was of Carthage, not of
<lb ed="G"/>Tunis.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="757"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>This Tunis, sir, was Carthage.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="758"/></p></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><p>Carthage?

<lb ed="G"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>I assure you, Carthage.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="759"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>His word is more than the miraculous
<lb ed="G"/>harp; <lb ed="F1" n="760"/>he hath raised the wall and houses too.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="761"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>What impossible matter will he
<lb ed="G"/>make easy next?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="762"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>I think he will carry this island home
<lb ed="G"/>in his <lb ed="F1" n="763"/>pocket and give it his son for an
<lb ed="G"/>apple.

<lb ed="G" n="92"/><lb ed="F1" n="764"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>And, sowing the kernels of it in the
<lb ed="G"/>sea, bring <lb ed="F1" n="765"/>forth more islands.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="766"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Ay.

<lb ed="G"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Why, in good time.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="767"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Sir, we were talking that our garments
<lb ed="G"/>seem <lb ed="F1" n="768"/>now as fresh as when we were at
<lb ed="G"/>Tunis at the marriage <lb ed="F1" n="769"/>of your daughter, who
<lb ed="G"/>is now queen.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="770"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>And the rarest that e'er came there.

<lb ed="G" n="100"/><lb ed="F1" n="771"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Bate, I beseech you, widow Dido.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="772"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>O, widow Dido! ay, widow Dido.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="773"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Is not, sir, my doublet as fresh as
<lb ed="G"/>the first day I <lb ed="F1" n="774"/>wore it?   I mean, in a sort.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="775"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>That sort was well fished for.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="776"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>When I wore it at your daughter's marriage?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="777"/></p></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>You cram these words into mine ears against
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="778"/></l><l>The stomach of my sense. Would I had never
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="779"/></l><l>Married my daughter there! for, coming thence,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="780"/></l><l>My son is lost and, in my rate, she too,
<lb ed="G" n="110"/><lb ed="F1" n="781"/></l><l>Who is so far from Italy removed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="782"/></l><l>I ne'er again shall see her. O thou mine heir
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="783"/></l><l>Of Naples and of Milan, what strange fish
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="784"/></l><l part="I">Hath made his meal on thee?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="785"/></l></sp><sp who="fran."><speaker>Fran.</speaker><l part="F">Sir, he may live:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="786"/></l><l>I saw him beat the surges under him,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="787"/></l><l>And ride upon their backs; he trod the water,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="788"/></l><l>Whose enmity he flung aside, and breasted
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="789"/></l><l>The surge most swoln that met him; his bold head
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="790"/></l><l>'Bove the contentious waves he kept, and oar'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="791"/></l><l>Himself with his good arms in lusty stroke
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="792"/></l><l>To the shore, that o'er his wave-worn basis bow'd,
<lb ed="G" n="121"/><lb ed="F1" n="793"/></l><l>As stooping to relieve him: I not doubt
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="794"/></l><l part="I">He came alive to land.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="795"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">No, no, he's gone.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="796"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>Sir, you may thank yourself for this great loss,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="797"/></l><l>That would not bless our Europe with your daughter,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="798"/></l><l>But rather lose her to an African;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="799"/></l><l>Where she at least is banish'd from your eye,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="800"/></l><l part="I">Who hath cause to wet the grief on 't.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="801"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">Prithee, peace.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="802"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>You were kneel'd to and importuned otherwise
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="803"/></l><l>By all of us, and the fair soul herself
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="804"/></l><l>Weigh'd between loathness and obedience, at
<lb ed="G" n="131"/><lb ed="F1" n="805"/></l><l>Which end o' the beam should bow. We have lost your son,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="806"/></l><l>I fear, for ever: Milan and Naples have
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="807"/></l><l>Moe widows in them of this business' making
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="808"/></l><l>Than we bring men to comfort them:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="809"/></l><l part="I">The fault 's your own.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="810"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">So is the dear'st o' the loss.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="811"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>My lord Sebastian,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="812"/></l><l>The truth you speak doth lack some gentleness
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="813"/></l><l>And time to speak it in: you rub the sore,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="814"/></l><l part="I">When you should bring the plaster.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="815"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Very well.

<lb ed="G" n="140"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l>And most chirurgeonly.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="816"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>It is foul weather in us all, good sir,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="817"/></l><l part="I">When you are cloudy.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="818"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="Y">Foul weather?

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">Very foul.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="819"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>Had I plantation of this isle, my lord,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="820"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="I">He'ld sow 't with nettle-seed.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="821"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Or docks, or mallows.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="822"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>And were the king on 't, what would I do?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="823"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>'Scape being drunk for want of wine.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="824"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>I' the commonwealth I would by contraries
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="825"/></l><l>Execute all things; for no kind of traffic
<lb ed="G" n="149"/><lb ed="F1" n="826"/></l><l>Would I admit; no name of magistrate;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="827"/></l><l>Letters should not be known; riches, poverty.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="828"/></l><l>And use of service, none; contract, succession,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="829"/></l><l>Bourn, bound of land, tilth, vineyard, none;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="830"/></l><l>No use of metal, corn, or wine, or oil;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="831"/></l><l>No occupation; all men idle, all;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="832"/></l><l>And women too, but innocent and pure;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="833"/></l><l part="I">No sovereignty;--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="834"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Yet he would be king on 't.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="835"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>The latter end of his commonwealth
<lb ed="G"/>forgets <lb ed="F1" n="836"/>the beginning.

<lb ed="G" n="159"/><lb ed="F1" n="837"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>All things in common nature should produce
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="838"/></l><l>Without sweat or endeavour: treason, felony,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="839"/></l><l>Sword, pike, knife, gun, or need of any engine,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="840"/></l><l>Would I not have; but nature should bring forth,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="841"/></l><l>Of it own kind, all foison, all abundance,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="842"/></l><l>To feed my innocent people.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="843"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>No marrying 'mong his subjects?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="844"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l>None, man; all idle: whores and knaves.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="845"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>I would with such perfection govern, sir,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="846"/></l><l part="I">To excel the golden age.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="847"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">God save his majesty!

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="I">Long live Gonzalo!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="848"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l part="F">        And,--do you mark me, sir?

<lb ed="G" n="170"/><lb ed="F1" n="849"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><p>Prithee, no more: thou dost talk
<lb ed="G"/>nothing to me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="850"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>I do well believe your highness; and
<lb ed="G"/>did it <lb ed="F1" n="851"/>to minister occasion to these gentlemen,
<lb ed="G"/>who are of <lb ed="F1" n="852"/>such sensible and nimble lungs
<lb ed="G"/>that they always use <lb ed="F1" n="853"/>to laugh at nothing.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="854"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>'Twas you we laughed at.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="855"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Who in this kind of merry fooling
<lb ed="G"/>am nothing <lb ed="F1" n="856"/>to you: so you may continue and
<lb ed="G"/>laugh at nothing still.

<lb ed="G" n="180"/><lb ed="F1" n="857"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>What a blow was there given!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="858"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>An it had not fallen flat-long.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="859"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>You are gentlemen of brave mettle;
<lb ed="G"/>you would <lb ed="F1" n="860"/>lift the moon out of her sphere, if
<lb ed="G"/>she would continue <lb ed="F1" n="861"/>in it five weeks without
<lb ed="G"/>changing.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="862"/><stage type="entrance">Enter ARIEL, invisible, playing solemn music.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="863"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>We would so, and then go a
<lb ed="G"/>batfowling.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="864"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Nay, good my lord, be not angry.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="865"/></p></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>No, I warrant you; I will not adventure
<lb ed="G"/>my <lb ed="F1" n="866"/>discretion so weakly.   Will you
<lb ed="G"/>laugh me asleep, for I <lb ed="F1" n="867"/>am very heavy?

<lb ed="G" n="190"/><lb ed="F1" n="868"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><p>Go sleep, and hear us.

<lb ed="G"/><stage>All sleep except Alon., Seb., and Ant.</stage>


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="869"/></p></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>What, all so soon asleep! I wish mine eyes
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="870"/></l><l>Would with themselves, shut up my thoughts: <lb ed="F1" n="871"/>I find
<lb ed="G"/></l><l part="I">They are inclined to do so.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="872"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Please you, sir.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="873"/></l><l>Do not omit the heavy offer of it:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="874"/></l><l>It seldom visits sorrow; when it doth,
<lb ed="G"/></l><l part="I">It is a comforter.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="875"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">We two, my lord,
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>Will guard your person <lb ed="F1" n="876"/>while you take your rest,
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>And watch your safety.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="877"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>Thank you.   Wondrous heavy.

<lb ed="G"/><stage>Alonso sleeps.</stage><stage type="exit"> Exit Ariel.</stage>


<lb ed="G" n="199"/><lb ed="F1" n="878"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>What a strange drowsiness possesses them!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="879"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="I">It is the quality o' the climate.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="880"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Why
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="881"/></l><l>Doth it not then our eyelids sink? I find <lb ed="F1" n="882"/>not
<lb ed="G"/></l><l part="I">Myself disposed to sleep.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="883"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">Nor I; my spirits are nimble.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="884"/></l><l>They fell together all, as by consent;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="885"/></l><l>They dropp'd, as by a thunder-stroke. What might,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="886"/></l><l>Worthy   Sebastian? O, what might?--No more:--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="887"/></l><l>And yet methinks I see it in thy face,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="888"/></l><l>What thou shouldst be: the occasion speaks thee, and
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="889"/></l><l>My strong imagination sees a crown
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="890"/></l><l part="I">Dropping upon thy head.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="891"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">What, art thou waking?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="892"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="I">Do you not hear me speak?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="893"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">I do; and surely
<lb ed="G" n="211"/><lb ed="F1" n="894"/></l><l>It is a sleepy language and thou speak'st
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="895"/></l><l>Out of thy sleep. What is it thou didst say?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="896"/></l><l>This is a strange repose, to be asleep
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="897"/></l><l>With eyes wide open; standing, speaking moving,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="898"/></l><l part="I">And yet so fast asleep.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="899"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">Noble Sebastian,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="900"/></l><l>Thou let'st thy fortune sleep--die, rather; wink'st
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="901"/></l><l part="I">Whiles thou art waking.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="902"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Thou dost snore distinctly;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="903"/></l><l>There's meaning in thy snores.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="904"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l>I am more serious than my custom: you
<lb ed="G" n="220"/><lb ed="F1" n="905"/></l><l>Must be so too, if heed me; which to do
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="906"/></l><l part="I">Trebles thee o'er.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="907"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Well, I am standing water.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="908"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="I">I'll teach you how to flow.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="909"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Do so: to ebb
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="910"/></l><l part="I">Hereditary sloth instructs me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="911"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">O,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="912"/></l><l>If you but knew how you the purpose cherish
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="913"/></l><l>Whiles thus you mock it! how, in stripping it,
<lb ed="G" n="230"/><lb ed="F1" n="914"/></l><l>You more invest it! Ebbing men, indeed,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="915"/></l><l>Most often do so near the bottom run
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="916"/></l><l part="I">By their own fear or sloth.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="917"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Prithee, say on;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="918"/></l><l>The setting of thine eye and cheek proclaim
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="919"/></l><l>A matter from thee, and a birth indeed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="920"/></l><l part="I">Which throes thee much to yield.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="921"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">Thus, sir:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="922"/></l><l>Although this lord of weak remembrance, this,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="923"/></l><l>Who shall be of as little memory
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="924"/></l><l>When he is earth'd, hath here almost persuaded,--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="925"/></l><l>For he's a spirit of persuasion, only
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="926"/></l><l>Professes to persuade,--the king his son's alive,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="927"/></l><l>'Tis as impossible that he's undrown'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="928"/></l><l part="I">As he that sleeps here swims.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="929"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">I have no hope
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="930"/></l><l part="I">That he's undrown'd.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="931"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">O, out of that 'no hope'
<lb ed="G" n="240"/><lb ed="F1" n="932"/></l><l>What great hope have you! no hope that way is
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="933"/></l><l>Another way so high a hope that even
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="934"/></l><l>Ambition cannot pierce a wink beyond,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="935"/></l><l>But doubt discovery there. Will you grant with me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="936"/></l><l part="I">That Ferdinand is drown'd?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="937"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="Y">He's gone.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="938"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">Then, tell me,
<lb ed="G"/></l><l part="I">Who's the next heir of Naples?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="939"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Claribel.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="940"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l>She that is queen of Tunis; she that dwells
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="941"/></l><l>Ten leagues beyond man's life; she that from Naples
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="942"/></l><l>Can have no note, unless the sun were post--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="943"/></l><l>The man i' the moon's too slow--till newborn chins
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="944"/></l><l>Be rough and razorable; she that--from whom?
<lb ed="G" n="251"/><lb ed="F1" n="945"/></l><l>We all were sea-swallow'd, though some cast again,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="946"/></l><l>And by that destiny to perform an act
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="947"/></l><l>Whereof what's past is prologue, what to come
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="948"/></l><l>In yours and my discharge.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="949"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>What stuff is this! how say you?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="950"/></l><l>'Tis true, my brother's daughter's queen of Tunis;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="951"/></l><l>So is she heir of Naples: 'twixt which regions
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="952"/></l><l part="I">There is some space.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="953"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">A space whose every cubit
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="954"/></l><l>Seems to cry out, 'How shall that Claribel
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="955"/></l><l>Measure us back to Naples?   Keep in Tunis,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="956"/></l><l>And let Sebastian wake.' Say, this were death
<lb ed="G" n="261"/><lb ed="F1" n="957"/></l><l>That now hath seized them; why, they were no worse
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="958"/></l><l>Than now they are. There be that can rule Naples
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="959"/></l><l>As well as he that sleeps; lords that can prate
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="960"/></l><l>As amply and unnecessarily
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="961"/></l><l>As this Gonzalo; I myself could make
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="962"/></l><l>A chough of as deep chat. O, that you bore
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="963"/></l><l>The mind that I do! what a sleep were this
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="964"/></l><l>For your advancement   Do you understand me?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="965"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="I">Methinks I do.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="966"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">And how does your content
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="967"/></l><l part="I">Tender your own good fortune?

<lb ed="G" n="270"/><lb ed="F1" n="968"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">I remember
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="969"/></l><l part="I">You did supplant your brother Prospero.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="970"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">True:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="971"/></l><l>And look how well my garments sit upon me;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="972"/></l><l>Much feater than before: my brother's servants
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="973"/></l><l>Were then my fellows; now they are my men.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="974"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>But, for your conscience?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="975"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l>Ay, sir; where lies that? if 'twere a kibe,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="976"/></l><l>'Twould put me to my slipper: but I feel not
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="977"/></l><l>This deity in my bosom: twenty consciences,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="978"/></l><l>That stand 'twixt me and Milan, candied be they
<lb ed="G" n="280"/><lb ed="F1" n="979"/></l><l>And melt ere they molest!   Here lies your brother,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="980"/></l><l>No better than the earth he lies upon,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="981"/></l><l>If he were that which now he's like, that's dead;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="982"/></l><l>Whom I, with this obedient steel, three inches of it,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="983"/></l><l>Can lay to bed for ever; whiles you, doing thus,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="984"/></l><l>To the perpetual wink for aye might put
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="985"/></l><l>This ancient morsel, this Sir Prudence, who
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="986"/></l><l>Should not upbraid our course. For all the rest,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="987"/></l><l>They'll take suggestion as a cat laps milk;
<lb ed="G" n="289"/><lb ed="F1" n="988"/></l><l>They'll tell the clock to any business that
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="989"/></l><l part="I">We say befits the hour.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="990"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Thy case, dear friend,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="991"/></l><l>Shall be my precedent; as thou got'st Milan,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="992"/></l><l>I'll come by Naples. Draw thy sword: one stroke
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="993"/></l><l>Shall free thee from the tribute which thou payest;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="994"/></l><l part="I">And I the king shall love thee.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="995"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">Draw together;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="996"/></l><l>And when I rear my hand, do you the like,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="997"/></l><l>To fall it on Gonzalo.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="998"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>O, but one word.
<stage>[They talk apart.]</stage>
<lb ed="G"/>
<lb ed="F1" n="999"/><stage type="entrance">           Re-enter ARIEL, invisible.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1000"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>My master through his art foresees the danger
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1001"/></l><l>That you, his friend, are in; and sends me forth--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1002"/></l><l part="I">For else his project dies--to keep them living,

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1003"/><stage>[Sings in Gonzalo's ear.</stage></l>
<lg type="song"><lb ed="G" n="300"/><lb ed="F1" n="1004"/><l>While you here do snoring lie,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1005"/></l><l>Open-eyed conspiracy
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1006"/></l><l>His time doth take.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1007"/></l><l>If of life you keep a care,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1008"/></l><l>Shake off slumber, and beware:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1009"/></l><l>Awake, awake!</l>
</lg>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1010"/></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="I">Then let us both be sudden.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1011"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l part="F">Now, good angels
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>Preserve the king. <stage>[They wake.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1012"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>Why, how now? ho, awake! Why are you drawn?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1013"/></l><l part="I">Wherefore this ghastly looking?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1014"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l part="F">What's the matter?

<lb ed="G" n="310"/><lb ed="F1" n="1015"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>Whiles we stood here securing your repose,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1016"/></l><l>Even now, we heard a hollow burst of bellowing
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1017"/></l><l>Like bulls, or rather lions: did 't not wake you?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1018"/></l><l part="I">It struck mine ear most terribly.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1019"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">I heard nothing.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1020"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l>O, 'twas a din to fright a monster's ear,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1021"/></l><l>To make an earthquake! sure, it was the roar
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1022"/></l><l part="I">Of a whole herd of lions.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1023"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">Heard you this, Gonzalo?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1024"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>Upon mine honour, sir, I heard a humming,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1025"/></l><l>And that a strange one too, which did awake me:
<lb ed="G" n="319"/><lb ed="F1" n="1026"/></l><l>I shaked you, sir, and cried: as mine eyes open'd,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1027"/></l><l>I saw their weapons drawn: there was a noise,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1028"/></l><l>That's verily. 'Tis best we stand upon our guard,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1029"/></l><l>Or that we quit this place: let's draw our weapons.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1030"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>Lead off this ground; and let's make further search
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1031"/></l><l>For my poor son.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1032"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>Heavens keep him from these beasts!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1033"/></l><l part="I">For he is, sure, i' the island.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1034"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">Lead away.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1035"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>Prospero my lord shall know what I have done:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1036"/></l><l>So, king, go safely on to seek thy son. <stage type="exit">[Exeunt.</stage>
</l></sp></div2>
<div2 n="2" type="scene">
  <head>SCENE II</head><lb ed="F1" n="1037"/>
<stage type="setting">Another part of the island.</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="1038"/><stage type="entrance">   Enter CALIBAN with a burden of food.</stage><stage> A noise of <lb ed="F1" n="1039"/>thunder heard.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1040"/><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>All the infections that the sun sucks up
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1041"/></l><l>From bogs, fens, flats, on Prosper fall and make him
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1042"/></l><l>By inch-meal a disease! His spirits hear me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1043"/></l><l>And yet I needs must curse. But they'll nor pinch,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1044"/></l><l>Fright me with urchin-shows, pitch me i' the mire,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1045"/></l><l>Nor lead me, like a firebrand, in the dark
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1046"/></l><l>Out of my way, unless he bid 'em; but
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1047"/></l><l>For every trifle are they set upon me;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1048"/></l><l>Sometime like apes that mow and chatter at me.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1049"/></l><l>And after bite me, then like hedgehogs which
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1050"/></l><l>Lie tumbling in my barefoot way and mount
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1051"/></l><l>Their pricks at my footfall; sometime am I
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1052"/></l><l>All wound with adders who with cloven tongues
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1053"/></l><l part="I">Do hiss me into madness.

<lb ed="G"/><stage type="entrance">Enter TRINCULO.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/></l><l part="F">Lo, now, lo!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1054"/></l><l>Here comes a spirit of his, and to torment me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1055"/></l><l>For bringing wood in slowly. I'll fall flat;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1056"/></l><l>Perchance he will not mind me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1057"/></l></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Here's neither bush nor shrub, to
<lb ed="G"/>bear off any <lb ed="F1" n="1058"/>weather at all, and another storm
<lb ed="G"/>brewing; I hear it <lb ed="F1" n="1059"/>sing i' the wind: yond same
<lb ed="G"/>black cloud, yond huge <lb ed="F1" n="1060"/>one, looks like a foul
<lb ed="G"/>bombard that would shed his <lb ed="F1" n="1061"/>liquor. If it
<lb ed="G"/>should thunder as it did before, I know <lb ed="F1" n="1062"/>not
<lb ed="G"/>where to hide my head: yond same cloud cannot
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1063"/>choose but fall by pailfuls.   What have we
<lb ed="G"/>here? a man <lb ed="F1" n="1064"/>or a fish? dead or alive? A fish: 
<lb ed="G"/>he smells like a fish; a <lb ed="F1" n="1065"/>very ancient and fish-like 
<lb ed="G"/>smell; a kind of not of the <lb ed="F1" n="1066"/>newest Poor-John.
<lb ed="G"/>A strange fish! Were I in England <lb ed="F1" n="1067"/>now, 
<lb ed="G"/>as once I was, and had but this fish painted, 
<lb ed="G"/>not <lb ed="F1" n="1068"/>a holiday fool there but would give a piece
<lb ed="G"/>of silver: <lb ed="F1" n="1069"/>there would this monster make a man:
<lb ed="G"/>any strange <lb ed="F1" n="1070"/>beast there makes a man: when
<lb ed="G"/>they will not give a <lb ed="F1" n="1071"/>doit to relieve a lame
<lb ed="G"/>beggar, they will lay out ten to see <lb ed="F1" n="1072"/>a dead Indian.
<lb ed="G"/>Legged like a man! and his fins like
<lb ed="F1" n="1073"/><lb ed="G"/>arms! Warm o' my troth! I do now let loose
<lb ed="G"/>my opinions; <lb ed="F1" n="1074"/>hold it no longer: this is no fish,
<lb ed="G"/>but an islander, <lb ed="F1" n="1075"/>that hath lately suffered by a
<lb ed="G"/>thunderbolt.  <stage>[Thunder.]</stage> Alas, <lb ed="F1" n="1076"/>the storm is 
<lb ed="G"/>come again! my best way is to creep under 
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1077"/>his gaberdine; there is no other shelter hereabouts:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1078"/>misery acquaints a man with strange
<lb ed="G"/>bed-fellows. <lb ed="F1" n="1079"/>I will here shroud till the dregs of
<lb ed="G"/>the storm <lb ed="F1" n="1080"/>be past.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1081"/><stage type="entrance">Enter STEPHANO, singing: a bottle in his hand.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1082"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><lg type="song"><l part="I">I shall no more to sea, to sea,
<lb ed="G"/></l><l part="F">Here shall I die ashore--</l>
</lg>
<lb ed="F1" n="1083"/><p>This is a very scurvy tune to sing at a man's
<lb ed="F1" n="1084"/><lb ed="G"/>funeral: well, here's my comfort.     <stage>[Drinks.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1085"/><stage>[Sings.</stage></p>
<lg type="song">
<lb ed="G"/><l part="I">The master, the swabber, the boatswain and I,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1086"/></l><l part="F">The gunner and his mate
<lb ed="G" n="51"/><lb ed="F1" n="1087"/></l><l>Loved Mall, Meg and Marian and Margery,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1088"/></l><l>But none of us cared for Kate;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1089"/></l><l>For she had a tongue with a tang,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1090"/></l><l>Would cry to a sailor, Go hang!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1091"/></l><l>She loved not the savour of tar nor of pitch,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1092"/></l><l>Yet a tailor might scratch her where'er she did itch:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1093"/></l><l>Then to sea, boys, and let her go hang!</l>
</lg>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1094"/><l>This is a scurvy tune too: <lb ed="F1" n="1095"/>but here's my comfort. <stage>[Drinks.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1096"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Do not torment me: Oh!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1097"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>What's the matter? <lb ed="F1" n="1098"/>Have we devils
<lb ed="G"/>here? <lb ed="F1" n="1099"/>Do you put tricks upon 's with savages
<lb ed="G"/>and men of <lb ed="F1" n="1100"/>Ind, ha? I have not 'scaped drowning
<lb ed="G"/>to be afeard <lb ed="F1" n="1101"/>now of your four legs; for
<lb ed="G"/>it hath been said, As proper <lb ed="F1" n="1102"/>a man as ever
<lb ed="G"/>went on four legs cannot make him <lb ed="F1" n="1103"/>give
<lb ed="G"/>ground; and it shall be said so again while
<lb ed="G"/>Stephano <lb ed="F1" n="1104"/>breathes at's nostrils.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1105"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>The spirit torments me; Oh!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1106"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>This is some monster of the isle with
<lb ed="G"/>four legs, <lb ed="F1" n="1107"/>who hath got, as I take it, an ague.
<lb ed="G"/>Where the devil <lb ed="F1" n="1108"/>should he learn our language?
<lb ed="G"/>I will give him some relief, <lb ed="F1" n="1109"/>if it be but for
<lb ed="G"/>that. If I can recover him and keep him tame
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1110"/>and get to Naples with him, he's a present <lb ed="F1" n="1111"/>for
<lb ed="G"/>any emperor that ever trod on <lb ed="F1" n="1112"/>neat's-leather.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1113"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Do not torment me, prithee; I'll bring
<lb ed="G"/>my <lb ed="F1" n="1114"/>wood home faster.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1115"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>He's in his fit now and does not talk
<lb ed="G"/>after the <lb ed="F1" n="1116"/>wisest. He shall taste of my bottle:
<lb ed="G"/>if he have never <lb ed="F1" n="1117"/>drunk wine afore, it will go
<lb ed="G"/>near to remove his fit. <lb ed="F1" n="1118"/>If I can recover him
<lb ed="G"/>and keep him tame, I will not take <lb ed="F1" n="1119"/>too much
<lb ed="G"/>for him; he shall pay for him that hath him,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1120"/>and that soundly.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1121"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Thou dost me yet but little hurt; thou
<lb ed="G"/>wilt anon, <lb ed="F1" n="1122"/>I know it by thy trembling: now
<lb ed="G"/>Prosper works <lb ed="F1" n="1123"/>upon thee.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1124"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Come on your ways; open your
<lb ed="G"/>mouth; here <lb ed="F1" n="1125"/>is that which will give language
<lb ed="G"/>to you, cat: open your <lb ed="F1" n="1126"/>mouth; this will shake
<lb ed="G"/>your shaking, I can tell you, and <lb ed="F1" n="1127"/>that soundly:
<lb ed="G"/>you cannot tell who's your friend: open <lb ed="F1" n="1128"/>your
<lb ed="G"/>chaps again.

<lb ed="G" n="90"/><lb ed="F1" n="1129"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>I should know that voice: <lb ed="F1" n="1130"/>it should
<lb ed="G"/>be--<lb ed="F1" n="1131"/>but he is drowned; and these are devils:
<lb ed="G"/>O defend <lb ed="F1" n="1132"/>me!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1133"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Four legs and two voices: a most delicate
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1134"/>monster! His forward voice now is to
<lb ed="G"/>speak well of <lb ed="F1" n="1135"/>his friend; his backward voice
<lb ed="G"/>is to utter foul speeches <lb ed="F1" n="1136"/>and to detract. If all
<lb ed="G"/>the wine in my bottle will recover <lb ed="F1" n="1137"/>him, I will
<lb ed="G"/>help his ague. Come.   Amen! I will <lb ed="F1" n="1138"/>pour some
<lb ed="G"/>in thy other mouth.

<lb ed="G" n="100"/><lb ed="F1" n="1139"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Stephano!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1140"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Doth thy other mouth call me?
<lb ed="G"/>Mercy, mercy! <lb ed="F1" n="1141"/>This is a devil, and no monster:
<lb ed="G"/>I will leave him; I <lb ed="F1" n="1142"/>have no long spoon.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1143"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Stephano! If thou beest Stephano,
<lb ed="G"/>touch me and <lb ed="F1" n="1144"/>speak to me; for I am Trinculo
<lb ed="G"/>--be not afeard--thy <lb ed="F1" n="1145"/>good friend Trinculo.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1146"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>If thou beest Trinculo, come forth: I'll
<lb ed="G"/>pull <lb ed="F1" n="1147"/>thee by the lesser legs: if any be Trinculo's
<lb ed="G"/>legs, <lb ed="F1" n="1148"/>these are they.   Thou art very
<lb ed="G"/>Trinculo indeed! How <lb ed="F1" n="1149"/>camest thou to be the
<lb ed="G"/>siege of this moon-calf? can <lb ed="F1" n="1150"/>he vent Trinculos?

<lb ed="G" n="112"/><lb ed="F1" n="1151"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>I took him to be killed with a thunder-stroke.
<lb ed="G"/>But <lb ed="F1" n="1152"/>art thou not drowned, Stephano?
<lb ed="G"/>I hope now thou art <lb ed="F1" n="1153"/>not drowned. Is 
<lb ed="G"/>the storm overblown?   I hid me <lb ed="F1" n="1154"/>under the
<lb ed="G"/>dead moon-calf's gaberdine for fear of <lb ed="F1" n="1155"/>the
<lb ed="G"/>storm.   And art thou living, Stephano?  O
<lb ed="G"/>Stephano, <lb ed="F1" n="1156"/>two Neapolitans 'scaped!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1157"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Prithee, do not turn me about; my
<lb ed="G"/>stomach <lb ed="F1" n="1158"/>is not constant.

<lb ed="G" n="120"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><stage>[Aside]</stage> <lb ed="F1" n="1159"/><p>These be fine things, an if they be not sprites.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1160"/>That's a brave god and bears celestial liquor.
<lb ed="G"/>I will <lb ed="F1" n="1161"/>kneel to him.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1162"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>How didst thou 'scape? <lb ed="F1" n="1163"/>How camest
<lb ed="G"/>thou hither? <lb ed="F1" n="1164"/>swear by this bottle how thou
<lb ed="G"/>camest hither. I escaped <lb ed="F1" n="1165"/>upon a butt of sack
<lb ed="G"/>which the sailors heaved o'erboard, <lb ed="F1" n="1166"/>by this
<lb ed="G"/>bottle! which I made of the bark of <lb ed="F1" n="1167"/>a tree
<lb ed="G"/>with mine own hands since I was cast <lb ed="F1" n="1168"/>ashore.

<lb ed="G" n="129"/><lb ed="F1" n="1169"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>I'll swear upon that bottle to be thy
<lb ed="G"/>true subject; <lb ed="F1" n="1170"/>for the liquor is not earthly.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1171"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Here; swear then how thou escapedst.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1172"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Swum ashore, man, like a duck: I
<lb ed="G"/>can swim <lb ed="F1" n="1173"/>like a duck, I'll be sworn.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1174"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Here, kiss the book, <lb ed="F1" n="1175"/>Though thou
<lb ed="G"/>canst swim like a duck, thou art made <lb ed="F1" n="1176"/>like a
<lb ed="G"/>goose.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1177"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>O Stephano, hast any more of this?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1178"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>The whole butt, man: my cellar is in
<lb ed="G"/>a rock <lb ed="F1" n="1179"/>by the sea-side where my wine is hid.
<lb ed="F1" n="1180"/>How now, moon-calf! how does thine ague?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1181"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Hast thou not dropp'd from heaven?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1182"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Out o' the moon, I do assure thee:
<lb ed="G"/>I was the <lb ed="F1" n="1183"/>man i' the moon when time was.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1184"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>I have seen thee in her and I do adore thee:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1185"/></l><l>My mistress show'd me thee and thy dog and thy bush.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1186"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Come, swear to that; kiss the book:
<lb ed="G"/>I will <lb ed="F1" n="1187"/>furnish it anon with new contents:
<lb ed="G"/>swear.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1188"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>By this good light, this is a very
<lb ed="G"/>shallow monster! <lb ed="F1" n="1189"/>I afeard of him! A very
<lb ed="G"/>weak monster! <lb ed="F1" n="1190"/>The man i' the moon! <lb ed="F1" n="1191"/>A
<lb ed="G"/>most poor credulous monster! <lb ed="F1" n="1192"/>Well drawn,
<lb ed="G"/>monster, in good sooth!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1193"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>I'll show thee every fertile inch o' th' island;
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>And <lb ed="F1" n="1194"/>I will kiss thy foot: I prithee, be my god.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1195"/></l></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>By this light, a most perfidious and
<lb ed="G"/>drunken <lb ed="F1" n="1196"/>monster! when 's god's asleep, he'll
<lb ed="G"/>rob his bottle.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1197"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>I'll kiss thy foot; I'll swear myself thy subject.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1198"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Come on then; down, and swear.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1199"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>I shall laugh myself to death at this
<lb ed="G"/>puppy-headed <lb ed="F1" n="1200"/>monster. A most scurvy monster!
<lb ed="G"/>I could find in <lb ed="F1" n="1201"/>my heart to beat him,--

<lb ed="G" n="161"/><lb ed="F1" n="1202"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Come, kiss.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1203"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>But that the poor monster's in
<lb ed="G"/>drink: <lb ed="F1" n="1204"/>an abominable monster!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1205"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>I'll show thee the best springs; I'll pluck thee <lb ed="F1" n="1206"/>berries;
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>I'll fish for thee and get thee wood enough.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1207"/></l><l>A plague upon the tyrant that I serve!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1208"/></l><l>I'll bear him no more sticks, but follow thee,
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>Thou <lb ed="F1" n="1209"/>wondrous man.

<lb ed="G" n="169"/><lb ed="F1" n="1210"/></l></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>A most ridiculous monster, to make
<lb ed="G" n="170"/>a wonder of <lb ed="F1" n="1211"/>a poor drunkard!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1212"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>I prithee, let me bring thee where crabs grow;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1213"/></l><l>And I with my long nails will dig thee pignuts;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1214"/></l><l>Show thee a jay's nest and instruct thee how
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>To snare <lb ed="F1" n="1215"/>the nimble marmoset; I'll bring thee
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>To clustering <lb ed="F1" n="1216"/>filberts and sometimes I'll get thee
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>Young scamels <lb ed="F1" n="1217"/>from the rock. Wilt thou go with me?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1218"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>I prithee now, lead the way without
<lb ed="G"/>any more <lb ed="F1" n="1219"/>talking. Trinculo, the king and all
<lb ed="G"/>our company else <lb ed="F1" n="1220"/>being drowned, we will inherit
<lb ed="G"/>here: here; bear my <lb ed="F1" n="1221"/>bottle: fellow
<lb ed="G" n="181"/>Trinculo, we'll fill him by and by <lb ed="F1" n="1222"/>again.

<lb ed="G"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker> <lb ed="F1" n="1223"/><stage>[Sings drunkenly]</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="1224"/><p>Farewell, master; farewell, farewell!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1225"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>A howling monster; a drunken
<lb ed="G"/>monster!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1226"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>No more dams I'll make for fish; <lb ed="F1" n="1227"/>Nor fetch in firing
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>At requiring;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1228"/></l><l>Nor scrape trencher, nor wash dish:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1229"/></l><l>'Ban, 'Ban, Cacaliban
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1230"/></l><l>Has a new master: get a new man.
<lb ed="F1" n="1231"/></l><p> freedom, hey-day! hey-day, freedom! freedom,
<lb ed="G"/>hey-day, <lb ed="F1" n="1232"/>freedom!

<lb ed="G" n="192"/><lb ed="F1" n="1233"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>O brave monster! Lead the way.
<stage type="exit">[Exeunt.</stage>
</p></sp></div2></div1>
<div1 n="3" type="act">
  <head>ACT III</head><lb ed="F1" n="1234"/>
<div2 n="1" type="scene">
<head>SCENE I</head>
<stage type="setting">Before PROSPERO's cell.</stage> <lb ed="F1" n="1235"/><stage type="entrance">Enter FERDINAND, bearing a log. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1236"/><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>There be some sports are painful, and their labour
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1237"/></l><l>Delight in them sets off: some kinds of baseness
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1238"/></l><l>Are nobly undergone and most poor matters
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1239"/></l><l>Point to rich ends. This my mean task
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1240"/></l><l>Would be as heavy to me as odious, but
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1241"/></l><l>The mistress which I serve quickens what's dead
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1242"/></l><l>And makes my labours pleasures: O, she is
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1243"/></l><l>Ten times more gentle than her father's crabbed,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1244"/></l><l>And he's composed of harshness. I must remove
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1245"/></l><l>Some thousands of these logs and pile them up,
<lb ed="G" n="11"/><lb ed="F1" n="1246"/></l><l>Upon a sore injunction: my sweet mistress
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1247"/></l><l>Weeps when she sees me work, and says, such baseness
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1248"/></l><l>Had never like executor. I forget:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1249"/></l><l>But these sweet thoughts do even refresh my labours,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1250"/></l><l part="I">Most busy lest, when I do it.

<stage type="entrance">    Enter MIRANDA; and PROSPERO at a distance, unseen.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1251"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Alas, now, pray you,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1252"/></l><l>Work not so hard: I would the lightning had
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1253"/></l><l>Burnt up those logs that you are enjoin'd to pile!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1254"/></l><l>Pray, set it down and rest you: when this burns,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1255"/></l><l>'Twill weep for having wearied you. My father
<lb ed="G" n="20"/><lb ed="F1" n="1256"/></l><l>Is hard at study; pray now, rest yourself;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1257"/></l><l part="I">He's safe for these three hours.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1258"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">O most dear mistress,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1259"/></l><l>The sun will set before I shall discharge
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1260"/></l><l part="I">What I must strive to do.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1261"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">If you'll sit down,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1262"/></l><l>I'll bear your logs the while: pray, give me that;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1263"/></l><l part="I">I'll carry it to the pile.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1264"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">No, precious creature;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1265"/></l><l>I had rather crack my sinews, break my back,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1266"/></l><l>Than you should such dishonour undergo,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1267"/></l><l part="I">While I sit lazy by.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1268"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">It would become me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1269"/></l><l>As well as it does you: and I should do it
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1270"/></l><l>With much more ease; for my good will is to it.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1271"/></l><l part="I">And yours it is against.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1272"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Poor worm, thou art infected!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1273"/></l><l part="I">This visitation shows it.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1274"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">You look wearily.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1275"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>No, noble mistress; 'tis fresh morning with me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1276"/></l><l>When you are by at night. I do beseech you--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1277"/></l><l>Chiefly that I might set it in my prayers--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1278"/></l><l part="I">What is your name?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1279"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Miranda.--O my father,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1280"/></l><l part="I">I have broke your hest to say so!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1281"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">Admired Miranda!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1282"/></l><l>Indeed the top of admiration!   worth
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1283"/></l><l>What's dearest to the world! Full many a lady
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1284"/></l><l>I have eyed with best regard and many a time.
<lb ed="G" n="41"/><lb ed="F1" n="1285"/></l><l>The harmony of their tongues hath into bondage
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1286"/></l><l>Brought my too diligent ear: for several virtues
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1287"/></l><l>Have I liked several women; never any
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1288"/></l><l>With so full soul, but some defect in her
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1289"/></l><l>Did quarrel with the noblest grace she owed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1290"/></l><l>And put it to the foil: but you, O you,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1291"/></l><l>So perfect and so peerless, are created
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1292"/></l><l part="I">Of every creature's best!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1293"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">I do not know
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1294"/></l><l>One of my sex; no woman's face remember,
<lb ed="G" n="50"/><lb ed="F1" n="1295"/></l><l>Save, from my glass, mine own; nor have I seen
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1296"/></l><l>More that I may call men than you, good friend,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1297"/></l><l>And my dear father: how features are abroad
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1298"/></l><l>I am skilless of; but, by my modesty,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1299"/></l><l>The jewel in my dower, I would not wish
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1300"/></l><l>Any companion in the world but you,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1301"/></l><l>Nor can imagination form a shape,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1302"/></l><l>Besides yourself, to like of. But I prattle
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1303"/></l><l>Something too wildly and my father's precepts
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1304"/></l><l part="I">I therein do forget.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1305"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">I am in my condition
<lb ed="G" n="60"/><lb ed="F1" n="1306"/></l><l>A prince, Miranda; I do think, a king;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1307"/></l><l>I would, not so!--and would no more endure
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1308"/></l><l>This wooden slavery than to suffer
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1309"/></l><l>The flesh-fly blow my mouth. Hear my soul speak:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1310"/></l><l>The very instant that I saw you, did
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1311"/></l><l>My heart fly to your service: there resides,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1312"/></l><l>To make me slave to it; and for your sake
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1313"/></l><l part="I">Am I this patient log-man.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1314"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Do you love me?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1315"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>O heaven, O   earth, bear witness to this sound
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1316"/></l><l>And crown what I profess with kind event
<lb ed="G" n="70"/><lb ed="F1" n="1317"/></l><l>If I speak true! if hollowly, invert
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1318"/></l><l>What best is boded me to mischief!   I
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1319"/></l><l>Beyond all limit of what else i' the world
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1320"/></l><l part="I">Do love, prize, honour you.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1321"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">I am a fool
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1322"/></l><l part="I">To weep at what I am glad of.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1323"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Fair encounter
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1324"/></l><l>Of two most rare affections! Heavens rain grace
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1325"/></l><l part="I">On that which breeds between 'em!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1326"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">Wherefore weep you?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1327"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>At mine unworthiness that dare not offer
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1328"/></l><l>What I desire to give, and much less take
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1329"/></l><l>What I shall die to want. But this is trifling;
<lb ed="G" n="80"/><lb ed="F1" n="1330"/></l><l>And all the more it seeks to hide itself.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1331"/></l><l>The bigger bulk it shows.   Hence, bashful cunning!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1332"/></l><l>And prompt me, plain and holy innocence
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1333"/></l><l>I am your wife, if you will marry me,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1334"/></l><l>If not, I'll die your maid: to be your fellow
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1335"/></l><l>You may deny me; but I'll be your servant,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1336"/></l><l part="I">Whether you will or no.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1337"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">My mistress, dearest;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1338"/></l><l part="I">And I thus humble ever.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1339"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">My husband, then?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1340"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>Ay, with a heart as willing
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1341"/></l><l>As bondage e'er of freedom: here's my hand.

<lb ed="G" n="90"/><lb ed="F1" n="1342"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>And mine, with my heart in't: and now farewell
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1343"/></l><l part="I">Till half an hour hence,

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1344"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">A thousand thousand!

<lb ed="G"/><stage type="exit">[Exeunt Fer. and Mir. severally.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1345"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>So glad of this as they I cannot be,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1346"/></l><l>Who are surprised withal: but my rejoicing
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1347"/></l><l>At nothing can be more. I'll to my book.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1348"/></l><l>For yet ere supper-time must I perform
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1349"/></l><l>Much business appertaining.
<stage type="exit">[Exit.</stage>
</l></sp></div2>
<div2 n="2" type="scene">
  <head>SCENE II</head><lb ed="F1" n="1350"/>
<stage type="setting">Another part of the island.</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="1351"/><stage type="entrance">Enter CALIBAN, STEPHANO, and TRINCULO.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1352"/><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Tell not me; when the butt is out, we
<lb ed="G"/>will drink <lb ed="F1" n="1353"/>water; not a drop before: therefore
<lb ed="G"/>bear up, and board <lb ed="F1" n="1354"/>'em.   Servant-monster,
<lb ed="G"/>drink to me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1355"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Servant-monster! the folly of this
<lb ed="G"/>island! They <lb ed="F1" n="1356"/>say there 's but five upon this
<lb ed="G"/>isle:we are three of them; <lb ed="F1" n="1357"/>if th' other two
<lb ed="G"/>be brained like us, the state totters.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1358"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Drink, servant-monster, when I bid
<lb ed="G" n="10"/>thee: thy eyes <lb ed="F1" n="1359"/>are almost set in thy head.

<lb ed="G" n="11"/><lb ed="F1" n="1360"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Where should they be set else? he
<lb ed="G"/>were a <lb ed="F1" n="1361"/>brave monster indeed, if they were set
<lb ed="G"/>in his tail.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1362"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>My man-monster hath drown'd his
<lb ed="G"/>tongue in <lb ed="F1" n="1363"/>sack: for my part, the sea cannot
<lb ed="G"/>drown me; I swam, <lb ed="F1" n="1364"/>ere I could recover the
<lb ed="G"/>shore, five and thirty leagues <lb ed="F1" n="1365"/>off and on. By
<lb ed="G"/>this light, thou shalt be my lieutenant, <lb ed="F1" n="1366"/>monster,
<lb ed="G"/>or my standard.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1367"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Your lieutenant, if you list; he 's no
<lb ed="G" n="20"/>standard.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1368"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>We'll not run, Monsieur Monster.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1369"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Nor go neither; but you'll lie like
<lb ed="G"/>dogs and yet <lb ed="F1" n="1370"/>say nothing neither.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1371"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Moon-calf, speak once in thy life, if
<lb ed="G"/>thou beest <lb ed="F1" n="1372"/>a good moon-calf.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1373"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>How does thy honour? Let me lick thy shoe.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1374"/></l><l>I'll not serve him; he is not valiant.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1375"/></l></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Thou liest, most ignorant monster:
<lb ed="G"/>I am in case <lb ed="F1" n="1376"/>to justle a constable. Why, thou
<lb ed="G"/>deboshed fish, thou, <lb ed="F1" n="1377"/>was there ever man a
<lb ed="G"/>coward that hath drunk so much <lb ed="F1" n="1378"/>sack as I
<lb ed="G"/>to-day?   Wilt thou tell a monstrous lie, being
<lb ed="F1" n="1379"/><lb ed="G"/>but half a fish and half a monster?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1380"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Lo, how he mocks me! wilt thou let
<lb ed="G"/>him, my <lb ed="F1" n="1381"/>lord?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1382"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>'Lord' quoth he! That a monster
<lb ed="G"/>should be such <lb ed="F1" n="1383"/>a natural!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1384"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Lo, lo, again! bite him to death, I
<lb ed="G"/>prithee.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1385"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Trinculo, keep a good tongue in your
<lb ed="G"/>head: if <lb ed="F1" n="1386"/>you prove a mutineer,--the next tree!
<lb ed="G"/>The poor monster 's <lb ed="F1" n="1387"/>my subject and he shall
<lb ed="G"/>not suffer indignity.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1388"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>I thank my noble lord. Wilt thou be
<lb ed="G"/>pleased <lb ed="F1" n="1389"/>to hearken once again to the suit I
<lb ed="G"/>made to thee?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1390"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Marry, will I: kneel and repeat it; <lb ed="F1" n="1391"/>I
<lb ed="G"/>will stand, and so shall Trinculo.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1392"/><stage type="entrance">Enter ARIEL, invisible.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1393"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>As I told thee before, I am subject to
<lb ed="G"/>a tyrant, <lb ed="F1" n="1394"/>a sorcerer, that by his cunning hath
<lb ed="G" n="50"/>cheated me <lb ed="F1" n="1395"/>of the island.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1396"/></p></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><p>Thou liest.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1397"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Thou liest, thou jesting monkey, thou:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1398"/>I would my valiant master would destroy thee!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1399"/>I do not lie.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1400"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Trinculo, if you trouble him any more
<lb ed="G"/>in's tale, <lb ed="F1" n="1401"/>by this hand, I will supplant some
<lb ed="G"/>of your teeth.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1402"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Why, I said nothing.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1403"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Mum, then, and no more. Proceed.

<lb ed="G" n="60"/><lb ed="F1" n="1404"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>I say, by sorcery he got this isle;
<lb ed="F1" n="1405"/><lb ed="G"/>From me he got it. If thy greatness will
<lb ed="F1" n="1406"/><lb ed="G"/>Revenge it on him,--for I know thou darest,
<lb ed="F1" n="1407"/><lb ed="G"/>But this thing dare not,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1408"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>That's most certain.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1409"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Thou shalt be lord of it and I'll serve thee.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1410"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>How now shall this be compassed?
<lb ed="F1" n="1411"/><lb ed="G"/>Canst thou bring me to the party?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1412"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Yea, yea, my lord: I'll yield him thee asleep,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1413"/></l><l>Where thou mayst knock a nail into his head.

<lb ed="G" n="70"/><lb ed="F1" n="1414"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>Thou liest; thou canst not.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1415"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>What a pied ninny's this! Thou scurvy patch
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1416"/></l><l>I do beseech thy greatness, give him blows
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1417"/></l><l>And take his bottle from him: when that's gone
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1418"/></l><l>He shall drink nought but brine; for I'll not show him
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1419"/></l><l>Where the quick freshes are.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1420"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Trinculo, run into no further danger:
<lb ed="F1" n="1421"/><lb ed="G"/>interrupt the monster one word further, and,
<lb ed="G"/>by this <lb ed="F1" n="1422"/>hand, I'll turn my mercy out o' doors
<lb ed="G"/>and make a <lb ed="F1" n="1423"/>stock-fish of thee.

<lb ed="G" n="80"/><lb ed="F1" n="1424"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Why, what did I? I did nothing. <lb ed="F1" n="1425"/>I'll
<lb ed="G"/>go farther off.

<lb ed="G" n="82"/><lb ed="F1" n="1426"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Didst thou not say he lied?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1427"/></p></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><p>Thou liest.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1428"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Do I so? take thou that. <stage>[Beats Trin.]</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="1429"/><lb ed="G"/>As you like this, give me the lie another time.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1430"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>I did not give the lie. Out o' your
<lb ed="G"/>wits and <lb ed="F1" n="1431"/>hearing too? <lb ed="F1" n="1432"/>A pox o' your bottle!
<lb ed="G"/>this can sack and drinking do. <lb ed="F1" n="1433"/>A murrain on
<lb ed="G"/>your monster, and the devil take your <lb ed="F1" n="1434"/>fingers!

<lb ed="G" n="90"/><lb ed="F1" n="1435"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Ha, ha, ha!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1436"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Now, forward with your tale. Prithee,
<lb ed="G"/>stand <lb ed="F1" n="1437"/>farther off.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1438"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Beat him enough: after a little time
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1439"/></l><l part="I">I'll beat him too.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1440"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><l part="F">Stand farther. Come, proceed.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1441"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Why, as I told thee, 'tis a custom with him,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1442"/></l><l>I' th' afternoon to sleep: there thou mayst brain him,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1443"/></l><l>Having first seized his books, or with a log
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1444"/></l><l>Batter his skull, or paunch him with a stake,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1445"/></l><l>Or cut his wezand with thy knife. Remember
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1446"/></l><l>First to possess his books; for without them
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1447"/></l><l>He's but a sot, as I am, nor hath not
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1448"/></l><l>One spirit to command: they all do hate him
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1449"/></l><l>As rootedly as I. Burn but his books.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1450"/></l><l>He has brave utensils,--for so he calls them,--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1451"/></l><l>Which, when he has a house, he'll deck withal.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1452"/></l><l>And that most deeply to consider is
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1453"/></l><l>The beauty of his daughter; he himself
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1454"/></l><l>Calls her a nonpareil: I never saw a woman,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1455"/></l><l>But only Sycorax my dam and she;
<lb ed="G" n="110"/><lb ed="F1" n="1456"/></l><l>But she as far surpasseth Sycorax
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1457"/></l><l part="I">As great'st does least.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1458"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><l part="F">Is it so brave a lass?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1459"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Ay, lord; she will become thy bed, I warrant.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1460"/></l><l>And bring thee forth brave brood.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1461"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Monster, I will kill this man: his
<lb ed="G"/>daughter and <lb ed="F1" n="1462"/>I will be king and queen,--save
<lb ed="G"/>our graces!--and Trinculo <lb ed="F1" n="1463"/>and thyself shall
<lb ed="G"/>be viceroys. <lb ed="F1" n="1464"/>Dost thou like the plot, Trinculo?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1465"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Excellent.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1466"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Give me thy hand: I am sorry I beat
<lb ed="G"/>thee; <lb ed="F1" n="1467"/>but, while thou livest, keep a good
<lb ed="G"/>tongue in thy head.

<lb ed="G" n="122"/><lb ed="F1" n="1468"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Within this half hour will he be asleep:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1469"/></l><l part="I">Wilt thou destroy him then?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1470"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><l part="F">Ay, on mine honour.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1471"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>This will I tell my master.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1472"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Thou makest me merry; I am full of pleasure:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1473"/></l><l>Let us be jocund: will you troll the catch
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1474"/></l><l>You taught me but while-ere?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1475"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>At thy request, monster, I will do
<lb ed="G"/>reason, <lb ed="F1" n="1476"/>any reason.   Come on, Trinculo, let
<lb ed="G"/>us sing.
<lb ed="F1" n="1477"/><stage>[Sings.</stage></p>
<lg type="song">
<lb ed="G" n="130"/><lb ed="F1" n="1478"/><l>Flout 'em and scout 'em
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>And scout 'em and flout 'em;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1479"/></l><l>Thought is free.</l>
</lg>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1480"/></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>That 's not the tune.

<lb ed="F1" n="1481"/><stage>[Ariel plays the tune on a tabor and pipe.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1482"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>What is this same?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1483"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>This is the tune of our catch, played
<lb ed="G"/>by the picture <lb ed="F1" n="1484"/>of Nobody.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1485"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>If thou beest a man, show thyself in
<lb ed="G"/>thy likeness: <lb ed="F1" n="1486"/>if thou beest a devil, take 't as
<lb ed="G"/>thou list.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1487"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>O, forgive me my sins!

<lb ed="G" n="140"/><lb ed="F1" n="1488"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>He that dies pays all debts: I defy
<lb ed="G"/>thee.  <lb ed="F1" n="1489"/>Mercy upon us!

<lb ed="G" n="142"/><lb ed="F1" n="1490"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Art thou afeard?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1491"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>No, monster, not I.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1492"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1493"/></l><l>Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1494"/></l><l>Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1495"/></l><l>Will hum about mine ears, and sometimes voices
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1496"/></l><l>That, if I then had waked after long sleep,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1497"/></l><l>Will make me sleep again: and then, in dreaming,
<lb ed="G" n="150"/><lb ed="F1" n="1498"/></l><l>The clouds methought would open and show riches
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1499"/></l><l>Ready to drop upon me, that, when I waked,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1500"/></l><l>I cried to dream again.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1501"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>This will prove a brave kingdom to
<lb ed="G"/>me, <lb ed="F1" n="1502"/>where I shall have my music for nothing.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1503"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>When Prospero is destroyed.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1504"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>That shall be by and by: <lb ed="F1" n="1505"/>I remember
<lb ed="G"/>the story.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1506"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>The sound is going away; <lb ed="F1" n="1507"/>let's follow
<lb ed="G"/>it, and after do our work.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1508"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Lead, monster; <lb ed="F1" n="1509"/>we'll follow.  I would 
<lb ed="G" n="160"/>I could see this taborer; <lb ed="F1" n="1510"/>he lays it on.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1511"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Wilt come? <lb ed="F1" n="1512"/>I'll follow, Stephano.

<stage type="exit">[Exeunt.</stage>
</p></sp></div2>
<div2 n="3" type="scene">
  <head>SCENE III</head><lb ed="F1" n="1513"/>
<stage type="setting">Another part of the island.</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="1514"/><stage type="entrance">Enter ALONSO, SEBASTIAN, ANTONIO, GONZALO, <lb ed="F1" n="1515"/>ADRIAN, FRANCISCO, and others.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1516"/><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>By'r lakin, I can go no further, sir;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1517"/></l><l>My old bones ache: here's a maze trod indeed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1518"/></l><l>Through forth-rights and meanders! By your patience,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1519"/></l><l part="I">I needs must rest me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1520"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">Old lord, I cannot blame thee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1521"/></l><l>Who am myself attach'd with weariness,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1522"/></l><l>To the dulling of my spirits: sit down, and rest,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1523"/></l><l>Even here I will put off my hope and keep it
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1524"/></l><l>No longer for my flatterer: he is drown'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1525"/></l><l>Whom thus we stray to find, and the sea mocks
<lb ed="G" n="10"/><lb ed="F1" n="1526"/></l><l>Our frustrate search on land. Well, let him go.

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker> <stage>[Aside to Seb.]</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1527"/><l>I am right glad that he 's so out of hope.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1528"/></l><l>Do not, for one repulse, forego the purpose
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1529"/></l><l>That you resolved to effect.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1530"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker> <stage>[Aside to Ant.]</stage><p>The next advantage
<lb ed="G"/>Will we take throughly.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1531"/></p></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker> <stage>[Aside to Seb.]</stage> <l>Let it be to-night;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1532"/></l><l>For, now they are oppress'd with travel, they
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1533"/></l><l>Will not, nor cannot, use such vigilance
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1534"/></l><l>As when they are fresh.

<lb ed="F1" n="1535"/><lb ed="F1" n="1536"/><lb ed="F1" n="1537"/><lb ed="F1" n="1538"/>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1539"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker> <stage>[Aside to Ant.]</stage><p>I say, to-night: no more.
<stage>[Solemn and strange music. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1540"/></p></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>What harmony is this?   My good friends, hark!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1541"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><p>Marvellous sweet music!
<stage type="entrance">Enter PROSPERO above, invisible. Enter several
<lb ed="G"/>  strange Shapes, bringing in a banquet;
<lb ed="G"/> they dance about it with gentle actions of
<lb ed="G"/>  salutation; and, inviting the King, &amp;c., to
<lb ed="G"/>  eat, they depart. </stage>

<lb ed="G" n="20"/><lb ed="F1" n="1542"/></p></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>Give us kind keepers, heavens! What were these?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1543"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>A living drollery. Now I will believe
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1544"/></l><l>That there are unicorns, that in Arabia
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1545"/></l><l>There is one tree, the phoenix' throne, one phoenix
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1546"/></l><l part="I">At this hour reigning there.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1547"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">I'll believe both;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1548"/></l><l>And what does else want credit, come to me,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1549"/></l><l>And I'll be sworn 'tis true; travellers ne'er did lie,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1550"/></l><l part="I">Though fools at home condemn 'em.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1551"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l part="F">If in Naples
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1552"/></l><l>I should report this now, would they believe me?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1553"/></l><l>If I should say, I saw such islanders--
<lb ed="G" n="30"/><lb ed="F1" n="1554"/></l><l>For, certes, these are people of the island--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1555"/></l><l>Who, though they are of monstrous shape, yet, note,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1556"/></l><l>Their manners are more gentle-kind than of
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1557"/></l><l>Our human generation you shall find
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1558"/></l><l part="I">Many, nay, almost any.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1559"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker> <stage>[Aside]</stage><l part="F">Honest lord,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1560"/></l><l>Thou hast said well; for some of you there present
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1561"/></l><l part="I">Are worse than devils.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1562"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">I cannot too much muse
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1563"/></l><l>Such shapes, such gesture and such sound, expressing,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1564"/></l><l>Although they want the use of tongue, a kind
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1565"/></l><l>Of excellent dumb discourse.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1566"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker> <stage>[Aside]</stage><l>Praise in departing.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1567"/></l></sp><sp who="fran."><speaker>Fran.</speaker><l part="I">They vanish'd strangely.

<lb ed="G" n="40"/><lb ed="F1" n="1568"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">No matter, since
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1569"/></l><l>They have left their viands behind; for we have stomachs.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1570"/></l><l part="I">Will 't please you taste of what is here?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1571"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">Not I.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1572"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>Faith, sir, you need not fear. When we were boys,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1573"/></l><l>Who would believe that there were mountaineers
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1574"/></l><l>Dew-lapp'd like bulls, whose throats had hanging at 'em
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1575"/></l><l>Wallets of flesh? or that there were such men
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1576"/></l><l>Whose heads stood in their breasts? which now we find
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1577"/></l><l>Each putter-out of five for one will bring us
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1578"/></l><l part="I">Good warrant of.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1579"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">I will stand to and feed,
<lb ed="G" n="50"/><lb ed="F1" n="1580"/></l><l>Although my last: no matter, since I feel
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1581"/></l><l>The best is past. Brother, my lord the duke,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1582"/></l><l>Stand to and do as we.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1583"/><stage>Thunder and lightning.</stage><stage type="entrance">Enter ARIEL, like a
<lb ed="G"/>harpy, claps <lb ed="F1" n="1584"/>his wings upon the table;
<lb ed="G"/>and, with a quaint device, the <lb ed="F1" n="1585"/>banquet vanishes.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1586"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>You are three men of sin, whom Destiny,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1587"/></l><l>That hath to instrument this lower world
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1588"/></l><l>And what is in 't, the never-surfeited sea
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1589"/></l><l>Hath caused to belch up you; and on this island
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1590"/></l><l>Where man doth not inhabit; you 'mongst men
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1591"/></l><l>Being most unfit to live. I have made you mad;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1592"/></l><l>And even with such-like valour men hang and drown
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1593"/></l><l part="I">Their proper selves.

<stage>Alon., Seb. &amp;c. draw their swords.</stage>

<lb ed="G" n="60"/></l><l part="F">You fools! I and my fellows
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1594"/></l><l>Are ministers of Fate: the elements,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1595"/></l><l>Of whom your swords are temper'd, may as well
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1596"/></l><l>Wound the loud winds, or with bemock'd-at stabs
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1597"/></l><l>Kill the still-closing waters, as diminish
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1598"/></l><l>One dowle that's in my plume: my fellowministers
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1599"/></l><l>Are like invulnerable. If you could hurt,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1600"/></l><l>Your swords are now too massy for your strengths
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1601"/></l><l>And will not be uplifted. But remember--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1602"/></l><l>For that's my business to you--that you three
<lb ed="G" n="70"/><lb ed="F1" n="1603"/></l><l>From Milan did supplant good Prospero;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1604"/></l><l>Exposed unto the sea, which hath requit it,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1605"/></l><l>Him and his innocent child: for which foul deed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1606"/></l><l>The powers, delaying, not forgetting, have
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1607"/></l><l>Incensed the seas and shores, yea, all the creatures,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1608"/></l><l>Against your peace. Thee of thy son, Alonso,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1609"/></l><l>They have bereft; and do pronounce by me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1610"/></l><l>Lingering perdition, worse than any death
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1611"/></l><l>Can be at once, shall step by step attend
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1612"/></l><l>You and your ways; whose wraths to guard you from--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1613"/></l><l>Which here, in this most desolate isle, else falls
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1614"/></l><l>Upon your heads--is nothing but heart-sorrow
<lb ed="G" n="81"/><lb ed="F1" n="1615"/></l><l>And a clear life ensuing.

<lb ed="F1" n="1616"/><stage type="exit">He vanishes in thunder;</stage><stage type="entrance"> then, to soft music.
<lb ed="G"/>   Enter the <lb ed="F1" n="1617"/>Shapes again,</stage><stage> and dance, with
<lb ed="G"/>   mocks and mows, and <lb ed="F1" n="1618"/>carrying out the
<lb ed="G"/>   table. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1619"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Bravely the figure of this harpy hast thou
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1620"/></l><l>Perform'd, my Ariel; a grace it had, devouring:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1621"/></l><l>Of my instruction hast thou nothing bated
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1622"/></l><l>In what thou hadst to say: so, with good life
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1623"/></l><l>And observation strange, my meaner ministers
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1624"/></l><l>Their several kinds have done.   My high charms work
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1625"/></l><l>And these mine enemies are all knit up
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1626"/></l><l>In their distractions; they now are in my power;
<lb ed="G" n="91"/><lb ed="F1" n="1627"/></l><l>And in these fits I leave them, while I visit
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1628"/></l><l>Young Ferdinand, whom they suppose is drown'd,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1629"/></l><l>And his and mine loved darling. <stage type="exit">Exit above.</stage>


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1630"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>I' the name of something holy, sir, why stand you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1631"/></l><l>In this strange stare?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1632"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>O, it is monstrous, monstrous!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1633"/></l><l>Methought. the billows spoke and told me of it;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1634"/></l><l>The winds did sing it to me, and the thunder,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1635"/></l><l>That deep and dreadful organ-pipe, pronounced
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1636"/></l><l>The name of Prosper: it did bass my trespass.
<lb ed="G" n="100"/><lb ed="F1" n="1637"/></l><l>Therefore my son i' the ooze is bedded, and
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1638"/></l><l>I'll seek him deeper than e'er plummet sounded
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1639"/></l><l part="I">And with him there lie mudded. <stage type="exit">[Exit.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1640"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">But one fiend at a time,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1641"/></l><l part="I">I'll fight their legions o'er.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1642"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">I'll be thy second.

<stage type="exit">[Exeunt Seb. and Ant.</stage>


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1643"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>All three of them are desperate: their great guilt,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1644"/></l><l>Like poison given to work a great time after,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1645"/></l><l>Now 'gins to bite the spirits. I do beseech you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1646"/></l><l>That are of suppler joints, follow them swiftly
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1647"/></l><l>And hinder them from what this ecstasy
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1648"/></l><l part="I">May now provoke them to.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1649"/></l></sp><sp who="adr."><speaker>Adr.</speaker><l part="F">Follow, I pray you. <stage type="exit">[Exeunt.</stage>
</l></sp></div2></div1>
<div1 n="4" type="act">
  <head>ACT IV</head><lb ed="F1" n="1650"/>
<div2 n="1" type="scene">
<head>SCENE I</head>
<stage type="setting">Before PROSPERO'S cell.</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="1651"/><stage type="entrance">Enter PROSPERO, FERDINAND, and MIRANDA.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1652"/><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>If I have too austerely punish'd you,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1653"/></l><l>Your compensation makes amends, for I
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1654"/></l><l>Have given you here a thrid of mine own life,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1655"/></l><l>Or that for which I live; who once again
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1656"/></l><l>I tender to thy hand: all thy vexations
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1657"/></l><l>Were but my trials of thy love, and thou
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1658"/></l><l>Hast strangely stood the test: here, afore Heaven,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1659"/></l><l>I ratify this my rich gift. O Ferdinand,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1660"/></l><l>Do not smile at me that I boast her off,
<lb ed="G" n="10"/><lb ed="F1" n="1661"/></l><l>For thou shalt find she will outstrip all praise
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1662"/></l><l part="I">And make it halt behind her.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1663"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">I do believe it
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1664"/></l><l>Against an oracle.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1665"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Then, as my gift and thine own acquisition
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1666"/></l><l>Worthily purchased, take my daughter: but
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1667"/></l><l>If thou dost break her virgin-knot before
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1668"/></l><l>All sanctimonious ceremonies may
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1669"/></l><l>With full and holy rite be minister'd,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1670"/></l><l>No sweet aspersion shall the heavens let fall
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1671"/></l><l>To make this contract grow; but barren hate,
<lb ed="G" n="20"/><lb ed="F1" n="1672"/></l><l>Sour-eyed disdain and discord shall bestrew
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1673"/></l><l>The union of your bed with weeds so loathly
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1674"/></l><l>That you shall hate it both: therefore take heed,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1675"/></l><l part="I">As Hymen's lamps shall light you.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1676"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">As I hope
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1677"/></l><l>For quiet days, fair issue and long life,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1678"/></l><l>With such love as 'tis now, the murkiest den,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1679"/></l><l>The most opportune place, the strong'st suggestion
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1680"/></l><l>Our worser genius can, shall never melt
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1681"/></l><l>Mine honour into lust, to take away
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1682"/></l><l>The edge of that day's celebration
<lb ed="G" n="30"/><lb ed="F1" n="1683"/></l><l>When I shall think, or Phoebus' steeds are founder'd,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1684"/></l><l part="I">Or Night kept chain'd below.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1685"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Fairly spoke.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1686"/></l><l>Sit then and talk with her; she is thine own.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1687"/></l><l>What, Ariel!   my industrious servant, Ariel!
<stage type="entrance">Enter ARIEL.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1688"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>What would my potent master? here I am.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1689"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Thou and thy meaner fellows your last service
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1690"/></l><l>Did worthily perform; and I must use you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1691"/></l><l>In such another trick.   Go bring the rabble,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1692"/></l><l>O'er whom I give thee power, here to this place:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1693"/></l><l>Incite them to quick motion; for I must
<lb ed="G" n="40"/><lb ed="F1" n="1694"/></l><l>Bestow upon the eyes of this young couple
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1695"/></l><l>Some vanity of mine art: it is my promise,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1696"/></l><l part="I">And they expect it from me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1697"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Presently!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1698"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Ay, with a twink.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1699"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>Before you can say 'come' and 'go,'
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1700"/></l><l>And breathe twice and cry 'so, so,'
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1701"/></l><l>Each one, tripping on his toe,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1702"/></l><l>Will be here with mop and mow.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1703"/></l><l>Do you love me, master? no?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1704"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Dearly, my delicate Ariel. Do not approach
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1705"/></l><l part="I">Till thou dost hear me call.

<lb ed="G" n="50"/><lb ed="F1" n="1706"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Well, I conceive. <stage type="exit">[Exit. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1707"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Look thou be true; do not give dalliance
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1708"/></l><l>Too much the rein: the strongest oaths are straw
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1709"/></l><l>To the fire i' the blood: be more abstemious,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1710"/></l><l part="I">Or else, good night your vow!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1711"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">I warrant you, sir;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1712"/></l><l>The white cold virgin snow upon my heart
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1713"/></l><l part="I">Abates the ardour of my liver.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1714"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Well.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1715"/></l><l>Now come, my Ariel! bring a corollary,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1716"/></l><l>Rather than want a spirit: appear, and pertly!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1717"/></l><l>No tongue! all eyes! be silent. <stage>[Soft music.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><stage type="entrance">Enter IRIS.</stage>

<lb ed="G" n="60"/><lb ed="F1" n="1718"/></l></sp><sp who="iris."><speaker>Iris.</speaker><l>Ceres, most bounteous lady, thy rich leas
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1719"/></l><l>Of wheat, rye, barley, vetches, oats and pease;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1720"/></l><l>Thy turfy mountains, where live nibbling sheep,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1721"/></l><l>And flat meads thatch'd with stover, them to keep;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1722"/></l><l>Thy banks with pioned and twilled brims,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1723"/></l><l>Which spongy April at thy hest betrims,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1724"/></l><l>To make cold nymphs chaste crowns; and thy broom-groves,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1725"/></l><l>Whose shadow the dismissed bachelor loves,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1726"/></l><l>Being lass-lorn; thy pole-clipt vineyard;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1727"/></l><l>And thy sea-marge, sterile and rocky-hard,
<lb ed="G" n="70"/><lb ed="F1" n="1728"/></l><l>Where thou thyself dost air;--the queen o' the sky,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1729"/></l><l>Whose watery arch and messenger am I,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1730"/></l><l>Bids thee leave these, and with her sovereign grace,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1731"/></l><l>Here on this grass-plot, in this very place,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1732"/></l><l>To come and sport: her peacocks fly amain:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1733"/></l><l>Approach, rich Ceres, her to entertain.

<lb ed="G"/><stage type="entrance">Enter CERES.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1734"/></l></sp><sp who="cer."><speaker>Cer.</speaker><l>Hail, many-colour'd messenger, that ne'er
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1735"/></l><l>Dost disobey the wife of Jupiter;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1736"/></l><l>Who with thy saffron wings upon my flowers
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1737"/></l><l>Diffusest honey-drops, refreshing showers,
<lb ed="G" n="80"/><lb ed="F1" n="1738"/></l><l>And with each end of thy blue bow dost crown
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1739"/></l><l>My bosky acres and my unshrubb'd down,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1740"/></l><l>Rich scarf to my proud earth; why hath thy queen
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1741"/></l><l>Summon'd me hither, to this short-grass'd green?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1742"/></l></sp><sp who="iris."><speaker>Iris.</speaker><l>A contract of true love to celebrate;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1743"/></l><l>And some donation freely to estate
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1744"/></l><l part="I">On the blest lovers.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1745"/></l></sp><sp who="cer."><speaker>Cer.</speaker><l part="F">Tell me, heavenly bow,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1746"/></l><l>If Venus or her son, as thou dost know,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1747"/></l><l>Do now attend the queen? Since they did plot
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1748"/></l><l>The means that dusky Dis my daughter got,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1749"/></l><l>Her and her blind boy's scandal'd company
<lb ed="G" n="91"/><lb ed="F1" n="1750"/></l><l part="I">I have forsworn.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1751"/></l></sp><sp who="iris."><speaker>Iris.</speaker><l part="F">Of her society
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1752"/></l><l>Be not afraid: I met her deity
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1753"/></l><l>Cutting the clouds towards Paphos and her son
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1754"/></l><l>Dove-drawn with her. Here thought they to have done
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1755"/></l><l>Some wanton charm upon this man and maid,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1756"/></l><l>Whose vows are, that no bed-right shall be paid
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1757"/></l><l>Till Hymen's torch be lighted: but in vain;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1758"/></l><l>Mars's hot minion is return'd again;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1759"/></l><l>Her waspish-headed son has broke his arrows,
<lb ed="G" n="100"/><lb ed="F1" n="1760"/></l><l>Swears he will shoot no more but play with sparrows
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1761"/></l><l part="I">And be a boy right out.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1762"/></l></sp><sp who="cer."><speaker>Cer.</speaker><l part="F">High'st queen of state.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1763"/></l><l>Great Juno, comes: I know her by her gait.

<stage type="entrance">Enter JUNO.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1764"/></l></sp><sp who="juno."><speaker>Juno.</speaker><l>How does my bounteous sister? Go with me
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1765"/></l><l>To bless this twain, that they may prosperous be
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1766"/></l><l>And honour'd in their issue. <stage>They sing:</stage>


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1767"/></l></sp><sp who="juno."><speaker>Juno.</speaker><lg type="song"><l>Honour, riches, marriage-blessing,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1768"/></l><l>Long continuance, and increasing,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1769"/></l><l>Hourly joys be still upon you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1770"/></l><l>Juno sings her blessings on you.</l>
</lg>

<lb ed="G" n="110"/><lb ed="F1" n="1771"/></sp><sp who="cer."><speaker>Cer.</speaker><lg type="song"><l>Earth's increase, foison plenty,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1772"/></l><l>Barns and garners never empty,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1773"/></l><l>Vines with clustering bunches growing,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1774"/></l><l>Plants with goodly burthen bowing;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1775"/></l><l>Spring come to you at the farthest
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1776"/></l><l>In the very end of harvest!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1777"/></l><l>Scarcity and want shall shun you;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1778"/></l><l>Ceres' blessing so is on you.</l>
</lg>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1779"/></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>This is a most majestic vision, and
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1780"/></l><l>Harmonious charmingly.   May I be bold
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1781"/></l><l part="I">To think these spirits?

<lb ed="G" n="120"/><lb ed="F1" n="1782"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Spirits, which by mine art
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1783"/></l><l>I have from their confines call'd to enact
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1784"/></l><l part="I">My present fancies.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1785"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">Let me live here ever;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1786"/></l><l>So rare a wonder'd father and a wife
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1787"/></l><l part="I">Makes this place Paradise.
<lb ed="G"/>
<stage>[Juno and Ceres whisper, and send
<lb ed="G"/>Iris on employment.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1788"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Sweet, now, silence!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1789"/></l><l>Juno and Ceres whisper seriously;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1790"/></l><l>There's something else to do: hush, and be mute,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1791"/></l><l>Or else our spell is marr'd.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1792"/></l></sp><sp who="iris."><speaker>Iris.</speaker><lb ed="F1" n="1793"/><l>You nymphs, call'd Naiads, of the windring brooks,
<lb ed="G" n="129"/><lb ed="F1" n="1794"/></l><l>With your sedged crowns and ever-harmless looks,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1795"/></l><l>Leave your crisp channels and on this green land
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1796"/></l><l>Answer your summons; Juno does command:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1797"/></l><l>Come, temperate nymphs, and help to celebrate
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1798"/></l><l>A contract of true love; be not too late.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1799"/><stage type="entrance">Enter certain Nymphs.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1800"/></l><l>You sunburnt sicklemen, of August weary,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1801"/></l><l>Come hither from the furrow and be merry:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1802"/></l><l>Make holiday; your rye-straw hats put on
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1803"/></l><l>And these fresh nymphs encounter every one
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1804"/></l><l>In country footing.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1805"/><stage type="entrance">Enter certain Reapers, properly habited:</stage> <stage> they join with <lb ed="F1" n="1806"/>the Nymphs in a graceful dance;
<lb ed="G"/>towards the end whereof <lb ed="F1" n="1807"/>PROSPERO starts
<lb ed="G"/>suddenly, and speaks; after which, to a
<lb ed="F1" n="1808"/><lb ed="G"/>   strange, hollow, and confused noise, they
<lb ed="G"/>heavily vanish.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1809"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker>  <stage>Aside.</stage><l>I had forgot that foul conspiracy
<lb ed="G" n="140"/><lb ed="F1" n="1810"/></l><l>Of the beast Caliban and his confederates
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1811"/></l><l>Against my life: the minute of their plot
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1812"/></l><l>Is almost come.   <stage>[To the Spirits.]</stage> Well done! avoid; no more!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1813"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>This is strange: your father's in some passion
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1814"/></l><l part="I">That works him strongly.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1815"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">Never till this day
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1816"/></l><l>Saw I him touch'd with anger so distemper'd

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1817"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>You do look, my son, in a moved son,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1818"/></l><l>As if you were dismay'd: be cheerful, sir.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1819"/></l><l>Our revels now are ended. These our actors,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1820"/></l><l>As I foretold you, were all spirits and
<lb ed="G" n="150"/><lb ed="F1" n="1821"/></l><l>Are melted into air, into thin air:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1822"/></l><l>And, like the baseless fabric of this vision,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1823"/></l><l>The cloud-capp'd towers, the gorgeous palaces,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1824"/></l><l>The solemn temples, the great globe itself,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1825"/></l><l>Yea, all which it inherit, shall dissolve
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1826"/></l><l>And, like this insubstantial pageant faded,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1827"/></l><l>Leave not a rack behind. We are such stuff
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1828"/></l><l>As dreams are made on, and our little life
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1829"/></l><l>Is rounded with a sleep. Sir, I am vex'd;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1830"/></l><l>Bear with my weakness; my old brain is troubled:
<lb ed="G" n="160"/><lb ed="F1" n="1831"/></l><l>Be not disturb'd with my infirmity:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1832"/></l><l>If you be pleased, retire into my cell
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1833"/></l><l>And there repose; a turn or two I'll walk,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1834"/></l><l>To still my beating mind.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1835"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>We wish your peace.

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>We wish your peace.
<stage>[Exeunt.</stage>


<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1836"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Come with a thought. I thank thee, Ariel: come.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1837"/><stage type="entrance">Enter ARIEL.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1838"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="I">Thy thoughts I cleave to.   What's thy pleasure?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1839"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Spirit,
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>We must prepare to meet with Caliban.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1840"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>Ay, my commander: when I presented Ceres,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1841"/></l><l>I thought to have told thee of it, but I fear'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1842"/></l><l>Lest I might anger thee.

<lb ed="G" n="170"/><lb ed="F1" n="1843"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Say again, where didst thou leave these varlets?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1844"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>I told you, sir, they were red-hot with drinking;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1845"/></l><l>So full of valour that they smote the air
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1846"/></l><l>For breathing in their faces; beat the ground
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1847"/></l><l>For kissing of their feet; yet always bending
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1848"/></l><l>Towards their project. Then I beat my tabor;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1849"/></l><l>At which, like unback'd colts, they prick'd their ears,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1850"/></l><l>Advanced their eyelids, lifted up their noses
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1851"/></l><l>As they smelt music: so I charm'd their ears
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1852"/></l><l>That calf-like they my lowing follow'd through
<lb ed="G" n="180"/><lb ed="F1" n="1853"/></l><l>Tooth'd briers, sharp   furzes, pricking goss and thorns,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1854"/></l><l>Which enter'd   their frail shins: at last I left them
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1855"/></l><l>I' the filthy-mantled pool beyond your cell
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1856"/></l><l>There dancing up to the chins, that the foul lake
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1857"/></l><l part="I">O'erstunk their feet.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1858"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">This was well done, my bird.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1859"/></l><l>Thy shape invisible retain thou still:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1860"/></l><l>The trumpery in my house, go bring it hither,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1861"/></l><l part="I">For stale to catch these thieves.

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">I go, I go. <stage type="exit">[Exit.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1862"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>A devil, a born devil, on whose nature
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1863"/></l><l>Nurture can never stick; on whom my pains,
<lb ed="G" n="190"/><lb ed="F1" n="1864"/></l><l>Humanely taken, all, all lost, quite lost;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1865"/></l><l>And as with age his body uglier grows,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1866"/></l><l>So his mind cankers. I will plague them all,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1867"/></l><l part="I">Even to roaring.
<stage type="entrance"> Re-enter ARIEL, loaden with glistering
<lb ed="G"/>                   apparel, &amp;c.</stage>
<lb ed="G"/></l><l part="F">Come, hang them on this line.

<lb ed="G"/><stage>PROSPERO and ARIEL remain, invisible.</stage><lb ed="F1" n="1868"/><lb ed="F1" n="1869"/><stage type="entrance"> Enter CALIBAN, STEPHANO, and TRINCULO, all wet.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1870"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Pray you, tread softly, that the blind mole may <lb ed="F1" n="1871"/>not
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>Hear a foot fall: we now are near his cell.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1872"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Monster, your fairy, which you say is
<lb ed="G"/>a harmless fairy, <lb ed="F1" n="1873"/>has done little better than
<lb ed="G"/>played the Jack with us.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1874"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Monster, I do smell all horse-piss;
<lb ed="G"/>at which <lb ed="F1" n="1875"/>my nose is in great indignation.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1876"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>So is mine. Do you hear, monster?
<lb ed="G"/>If I should <lb ed="F1" n="1877"/>take a displeasure against you,
<lb ed="G"/>look you,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1878"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><l>Thou wert but a lost monster.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1879"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Good my lord, give me thy favour still.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1880"/></l><l>Be patient, for the prize I'll bring thee to
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1881"/></l><l>Shall hoodwink this mischance: therefore speak softly.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1882"/></l><l>All's hush'd as midnight yet.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1883"/></l></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Ay, but to lose our bottles in the pool,--

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1884"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>There is not only disgrace and dishonour
<lb ed="G" n="210"/>in that, <lb ed="F1" n="1885"/>monster, but an infinite loss.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1886"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>That's more to me than my wetting:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1887"/>yet this is your harmless fairy, monster.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1888"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>I will fetch off my bottle, <lb ed="F1" n="1889"/>though I
<lb ed="G"/>be o'er ears for my labour.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1890"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Prithee, my king, be quiet.   See'st thou here,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1891"/></l><l>This is the mouth o' the cell: no noise, and enter.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1892"/></l><l>Do that good mischief which may make this island
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1893"/></l><l>Thine own for ever, and I, thy Caliban,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1894"/></l><l>For aye thy foot-licker.

<lb ed="G" n="220"/><lb ed="F1" n="1895"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Give me thy hand. <lb ed="F1" n="1896"/>I do begin to have bloody thoughts.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1897"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>O king Stephano! O peer! O <lb ed="G"/>worthy
<lb ed="G"/>Stephano! <lb ed="F1" n="1898"/>look what a wardrobe <lb ed="G"/>here is for
<lb ed="G"/>thee!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1899"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><p>Let it alone, thou fool; it is but trash.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1900"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>O, ho, monster! we know what belongs
<lb ed="G"/>to <lb ed="F1" n="1901"/>frippery. O king Stephano!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1902"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Put off that gown, Trinculo; by this
<lb ed="G"/>hand, I'll <lb ed="F1" n="1903"/>have that gown.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1904"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Thy grace shall have it.

<lb ed="G" n="230"/><lb ed="F1" n="1905"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>The dropsy drown this fool! what do you mean
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1906"/></l><l>To dote thus on such luggage? Let's alone
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1907"/></l><l>And do the murder first: if he awake,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1908"/></l><l>From toe to crown he'll fill our skins with pinches,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1909"/></l><l>Make us strange stuff.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1910"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Be you quiet, monster. Mistress line,
<lb ed="G"/>is not this <lb ed="F1" n="1911"/>my jerkin?   Now is the jerkin
<lb ed="G"/>under the line: now, jerkin, <lb ed="F1" n="1912"/>you are like to
<lb ed="G"/>lose your hair and prove a bald jerkin.

<lb ed="G" n="239"/><lb ed="F1" n="1913"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Do, do: we steal by line and level,
<lb ed="G"/>an't <lb ed="F1" n="1914"/>like your grace.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1915"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>I thank thee for that jest; here's a
<lb ed="G"/>garment for't: <lb ed="F1" n="1916"/>wit shall not go unrewarded
<lb ed="G"/>while I am king of this <lb ed="F1" n="1917"/>country.   'Steal by
<lb ed="G"/>line and level' is a excellent pass <lb ed="F1" n="1918"/>of pate;
<lb ed="G"/>there's another garment for 't.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1919"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>Monster, come, put some lime upon
<lb ed="G"/>your fingers, <lb ed="F1" n="1920"/>and sway with the rest.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1921"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>I will have none on 't: we shall lose our time,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1922"/></l><l>And all be turned to barnacles, or to apes
<lb ed="G" n="250"/><lb ed="F1" n="1923"/></l><l>With foreheads villanous low,

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1924"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Monster, lay to your fingers: help to
<lb ed="G"/>bear this <lb ed="F1" n="1925"/>away where my hogshead of wine is,
<lb ed="G"/>or I'll turn you <lb ed="F1" n="1926"/>out of my kingdom: go to,
<lb ed="G"/>carry this.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1927"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>And this.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1928"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Ay, and this.
<lb ed="F1" n="1929"/><stage>A noise of hunters heard.</stage><stage type="entrance"> Enter divers Spirits,
<lb ed="G"/>   in shape <lb ed="F1" n="1930"/>of dogs and hounds, and hunt
<lb ed="G"/>   them about, PROSPERO <lb ed="F1" n="1931"/>and ARIEL setting
<lb ed="G"/>   them on.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1932"/></p></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><p>Hey, Mountain, hey!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1933"/></p></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><p>Silver! there it goes, Silver!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1934"/></p></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><p>Fury, Fury! there, Tyrant, there! hark! hark! <stage type="exit">Cal., Ste., and Trin. are driven out.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1935"/></p><l>Go charge my goblins that they grind their joints
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1936"/></l><l>With dry convulsions, shorten up their sinews
<lb ed="G" n="261"/><lb ed="F1" n="1937"/></l><l>With aged cramps, and more pinch-spotted make them
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1938"/></l><l part="I">Than pard or cat o' mountain.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1939"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Hark, they roar!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1940"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Let them be hunted soundly.   At this hour
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1941"/></l><l>Lie at my mercy all mine enemies:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1942"/></l><l>Shortly shall all my labours end, and thou
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1943"/></l><l>Shalt have the air at freedom: for a little
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1944"/></l><l>Follow, and do me service. <stage type="exit">[Exeunt.</stage>
</l></sp></div2></div1>
<div1 n="5" type="act">
  <head>ACT V</head><lb ed="F1" n="1945"/>
<div2 n="1" type="scene">
<head>SCENE I</head>
<stage type="setting">Before PROSPERO's cell.</stage>
<lb ed="F1" n="1946"/><stage type="entrance"> Enter PROSPERO in his magic robes, and ARIEL. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1947"/><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Now does my project gather to a head:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1948"/></l><l>My charms crack not; my spirits obey; and time
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1949"/></l><l>Goes upright with his carriage. How's the day?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1950"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>On the sixth hour; at which time, my lord,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1951"/></l><l part="I">You said our work should cease.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1952"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">I did say so,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1953"/></l><l>When first I raised the tempest. Say, my spirit,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1954"/></l><l part="I">How fares the king and's followers?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1955"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="F">Confined together
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1956"/></l><l>In the same fashion as you gave in charge,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1957"/></l><l>Just as you left them; all prisoners, sir,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1958"/></l><l>In the line-grove which weather-fends your cell;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1959"/></l><l>They cannot budge till your release. The king,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1960"/></l><l>His brother and yours, abide all three distracted
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1961"/></l><l>And the remainder mourning over them,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1962"/></l><l>Brimful of sorrow and dismay; but chiefly
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1963"/></l><l>Him that you term'd, sir, 'The good old lord, Gonzalo;'
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1964"/></l><l>His tears run down his beard, like winter's drops
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1965"/></l><l>From eaves of reeds. Your charm so strongly works 'em
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1966"/></l><l>That if you now beheld them, your affections
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1967"/></l><l part="I">Would become tender.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1968"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Dost thou   think   so, spirit?

<lb ed="G" n="20"/><lb ed="F1" n="1969"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l part="I">Mine would, sir, were I human.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1970"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">And mine shall.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1971"/></l><l>Hast thou, which art but air, a touch, a feeling
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1972"/></l><l>Of their afflictions, and shall not myself,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1973"/></l><l>One of their kind, that relish all as sharply,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1974"/></l><l>Passion as they, be kindlier moved than thou art?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1975"/></l><l>Though with their high wrongs I am struck to the quick,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1976"/></l><l>Yet with my nobler reason 'gainst my fury
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1977"/></l><l>Do I take part: the rarer action is
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1978"/></l><l>In virtue than in vengeance:   they being penitent,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1979"/></l><l>The sole drift of my purpose doth extend
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1980"/></l><l>Not a frown further. Go release them, Ariel:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1981"/></l><l>My charms I'll break, their senses I'll restore,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1982"/></l><l>And they shall be themselves.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1983"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>I'll fetch them, sir. <stage type="exit">[Exit.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1984"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Ye elves of hills, brooks, standing lakes and groves,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1985"/></l><l>And ye that on the sands with printless foot
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1986"/></l><l>Do chase the ebbing Neptune and do fly him
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1987"/></l><l>When he comes back; you demi-puppets that
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1988"/></l><l>By moonshine do the green sour ringlets make,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1989"/></l><l>Whereof the ewe not bites, and you whose pastime
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1990"/></l><l>Is to make midnight mushrooms, that rejoice
<lb ed="G" n="40"/><lb ed="F1" n="1991"/></l><l>To hear the solemn curfew; by whose aid,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1992"/></l><l>Weak masters though ye be, I have bedimm'd
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1993"/></l><l>The noontide sun, call'd forth the mutinous winds,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1994"/></l><l>And 'twixt the green sea and the azured vault
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1995"/></l><l>Set roaring war: to the dread rattling thunder
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1996"/></l><l>Have I given fire and rifted Jove's stout oak
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1997"/></l><l>With his own bolt; the strong-based promontory
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1998"/></l><l>Have I made shake and by the spurs pluck'd up
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="1999"/></l><l>The pine and cedar: graves at my command
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2000"/></l><l>Have waked their sleepers, oped, and let 'em forth
<lb ed="G" n="50"/><lb ed="F1" n="2001"/></l><l>By my so potent art. But this rough magic
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2002"/></l><l>I here abjure, and, when I have required
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2003"/></l><l>Some heavenly music, which even now I do,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2004"/></l><l>To work mine end upon their senses that
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2005"/></l><l>This airy charm is for, I'll break my staff,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2006"/></l><l>Bury it certain fathoms in the earth,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2007"/></l><l>And deeper than did ever plummet sound
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2008"/></l><l>I'll drown my book. <stage>[Solemn music.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2009"/><stage type="entrance"> Re-enter ARIEL before: then ALONSO, with a
frantic gesture, <lb ed="F1" n="2010"/>attended by GONZALO; SEBASTIAN and ANTONIO in <lb ed="F1" n="2011"/>like manner, attended by ADRIAN and FRANCISCO: they all <lb ed="F1" n="2012"/>enter the circle which PROSPERO had  made, and there stand <lb ed="F1" n="2013"/>charmed; which PROSPERO observing, speaks:</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2014"/></l><l>A solemn air and the best comforter
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2015"/></l><l>To an unsettled fancy cure thy brain?,
<lb ed="G" n="60"/><lb ed="F1" n="2016"/></l><l>Now useless, boil'd within thy skull! There stand,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2017"/></l><l>For you are spell-stopp'd.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2018"/></l><l>Holy Gonzalo, honourable man,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2019"/></l><l>Mine eyes, even sociable to the show of thine,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2020"/></l><l>Fall fellowly drops. The charm dissolves apace,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2021"/></l><l>And as the morning steals upon the night,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2022"/></l><l>Melting the darkness, so their rising senses
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2023"/></l><l>Begin to chase the ignorant fumes that mantle
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2024"/></l><l>Their clearer reason. O good Gonzalo,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2025"/></l><l>My true preserver, and a loyal sir
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2026"/></l><l>To him thou follow'st! I will pay thy graces
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2027"/></l><l>Home both in word and deed. Most cruelly
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2028"/></l><l>Didst thou, Alonso, use me and my daughter:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2029"/></l><l>Thy brother was a furtherer in the act.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2030"/></l><l>Thou art pinch'd for 't now, Sebastian. Flesh and blood,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2031"/></l><l>You, brother mine, that entertain'd ambition,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2032"/></l><l>Expell'd remorse and nature; who, with Sebastian,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2033"/></l><l>Whose inward pinches therefore are most strong,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2034"/></l><l>Would here have kill'd your king; I do forgive thee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2035"/></l><l>Unnatural though thou art.   Their understanding
<lb ed="G" n="80"/><lb ed="F1" n="2036"/></l><l>Begins to swell, and the approaching tide
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2037"/></l><l>Will shortly fill the reasonable shore
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2038"/></l><l>That now lies foul and muddy. Not one of them
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2039"/></l><l>That yet looks on me, or would know me: Ariel,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2040"/></l><l>Fetch me the hat and rapier in my cell:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2041"/></l><l>I will discase me, and myself present
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2042"/></l><l>As I was sometime Milan: quickly, spirit;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2043"/></l><l>Thou shalt ere long be free.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2044"/><stage>ARIEL sings and helps to attire him.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2045"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><lg type="song"><l>Where the bee sucks, there suck I:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2046"/></l><l>In a cowslip's bell I lie;
<lb ed="G" n="90"/><lb ed="F1" n="2047"/></l><l>There I couch when owls do cry.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2048"/></l><l>On the bat's back I do fly
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2049"/></l><l>After summer merrily.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2050"/></l><l>Merrily, merrily shall I live now
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2051"/></l><l>Under the blossom that hangs on the bough.</l>
</lg>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2052"/></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Why, that's my dainty Ariel! I shall miss <lb ed="F1" n="2053"/>thee:
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>But yet thou shalt have freedom: so, so, so.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2054"/></l><l>To the king's ship, invisible as thou art:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2055"/></l><l>There shalt thou find the mariners asleep
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2056"/></l><l>Under the hatches; the master and the boatswain
<lb ed="G" n="100"/><lb ed="F1" n="2057"/></l><l>Being awake, enforce them to this place,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2058"/></l><l>And presently, I prithee.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2059"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><l>I drink the air before me, and return
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2060"/></l><l>Or ere your pulse twice beat. <stage type="exit">[Exit.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2061"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>All torment, trouble, wonder and amazement
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2062"/></l><l>Inhabits here: some heavenly power guide us
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2063"/></l><l part="I">Out of this fearful country!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2064"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Behold, sir king,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2065"/></l><l>The wronged Duke of Milan, Prospero:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2066"/></l><l>For more assurance that a living prince
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2067"/></l><l>Does now speak to thee, I embrace thy body;
<lb ed="G" n="110"/><lb ed="F1" n="2068"/></l><l>And to thee and thy company I bid
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2069"/></l><l part="I">A hearty welcome.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2070"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">Whether thou be'st he or no,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2071"/></l><l>Or some enchanted trifle to abuse me,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2072"/></l><l>As late I have been, I not know: thy pulse
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2073"/></l><l>Beats as of flesh and blood; and, since I saw thee,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2074"/></l><l>The affliction of my mind amends, with which,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2075"/></l><l>I fear, a madness held me: this must crave,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2076"/></l><l>An if this be at all, a most strange story.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2077"/></l><l>Thy dukedom I resign and do entreat
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2078"/></l><l>Thou pardon me my wrongs. But how should Prospero
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2079"/></l><l part="I">Be living and be here?

<lb ed="G" n="120"/><lb ed="F1" n="2080"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">First, noble friend,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2081"/></l><l>Let me embrace thine age, whose honour cannot
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2082"/></l><l part="I">Be measured or confined.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2083"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l part="F">Whether this be
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2084"/></l><l part="I">Or be not, I'll not swear.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2085"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">You do yet taste
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2086"/></l><l>Some subtilties o' the isle, that will not let you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2087"/></l><l>Believe things certain. Welcome, my friends all!
<stage>[Aside to Seb. and Ant.]</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2088"/></l><l>But you, my brace of lords, were I so minded,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2089"/></l><l>I here could pluck his highness' frown upon you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2090"/></l><l>And justify you traitors: at this time
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2091"/></l><l>I will tell no tales,

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2092"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker>   <stage>[Aside]</stage><l part="I">The devil speaks in him.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2093"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">No.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2094"/></l><l>For you, most wicked sir, whom to call brother
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2095"/></l><l>Would even infect my mouth, I do forgive
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2096"/></l><l>Thy rankest fault; all of them; and require
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2097"/></l><l>My dukedom of thee, which perforce, I know,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2098"/></l><l part="I">Thou must restore.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2099"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">If thou be'st Prospero,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2100"/></l><l>Give us particulars of thy preservation;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2101"/></l><l>How thou hast met us here, who three hours since
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2102"/></l><l>Were wreck'd upon this shore; where I have lost--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2103"/></l><l>How sharp the point of this remembrance is!--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2104"/></l><l part="I">My dear son Ferdinand.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2105"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">I am woe for 't, sir.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2106"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>Irreparable is the loss, and patience
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2107"/></l><l part="I">Says it is past her cure.

<lb ed="G" n="141"/><lb ed="F1" n="2108"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">I rather think
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2109"/></l><l>You have not sought her help, of whose soft grace
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2110"/></l><l>For the like loss I have her sovereign aid
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2111"/></l><l part="I">And rest myself content.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2112"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">You the like loss!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2113"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>As great to me as late; and, supportable
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2114"/></l><l>To make the dear loss, have I means much weaker
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2115"/></l><l>Than you may call to comfort you, for I
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2116"/></l><l part="I">Have lost my daughter.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2117"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">A daughter?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2118"/></l><l>O heavens, that they were living both in Naples,
<lb ed="G" n="150"/><lb ed="F1" n="2119"/></l><l>The king and queen there! that they were, I wish
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2120"/></l><l>Myself were mudded in that oozy bed
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2121"/></l><l>Where my son lies. When did you lose your daughter?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2122"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>In this last tempest.   I perceive, these lords
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2123"/></l><l>At this encounter do so much admire
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2124"/></l><l>That they devour their reason and scarce think
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2125"/></l><l>Their eyes do offices of truth, their words
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2126"/></l><l>Are natural breath: but, howsoe'er you have
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2127"/></l><l>Been justled from your senses, know for certain
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2128"/></l><l>That I am Prospero and that very duke
<lb ed="G" n="160"/><lb ed="F1" n="2129"/></l><l>Which was thrust forth of Milan, who most strangely
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2130"/></l><l>Upon this shore, where you were wreck'd, was landed,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2131"/></l><l>To be the lord on 't. No more yet of this;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2132"/></l><l>For 'tis a chronicle of day by day,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2133"/></l><l>Not a relation for a breakfast nor
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2134"/></l><l>Befitting this first meeting. Welcome, sir;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2135"/></l><l>This cell's my court: here have I few attendants
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2136"/></l><l>And subjects none abroad: pray you, look in.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2137"/></l><l>My dukedom since you have given me again,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2138"/></l><l>I will requite you with as good a thing;
<lb ed="G" n="170"/><lb ed="F1" n="2139"/></l><l>At least bring forth a wonder, to content ye
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2140"/></l><l>As much as me my dukedom.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2141"/><stage>Here Prospero discovers FERDINAND and
<lb ed="G"/>MIRANDA playing <lb ed="F1" n="2142"/>at chess.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2143"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="I">Sweet lord, you play me false.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2144"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">No, my dear'st love,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2145"/></l><l>I would not for the world.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2146"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l>Yes, for a score of kingdoms you should wrangle,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2147"/></l><l part="I">And I would call it fair play.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2148"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">If this prove
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2149"/></l><l>A vision of the Island, one dear son
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2150"/></l><l part="I">Shall I twice lose.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2151"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">A most high miracle!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2152"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l>Though the seas threaten, they are merciful;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2153"/></l><l part="I">I have cursed them without cause. <stage>[Kneels.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2154"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">Now all the blessings
<lb ed="G" n="180"/><lb ed="F1" n="2155"/></l><l>Of a glad father compass thee about!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2156"/></l><l part="I">Arise, and say how thou camest here.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2157"/></l></sp><sp who="mir."><speaker>Mir.</speaker><l part="F">O, wonder!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2158"/></l><l>How many goodly creatures are there here!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2159"/></l><l>How beauteous mankind is!   O brave new world,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2160"/></l><l part="I">That has such people in 't!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2161"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">'Tis new to thee.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2162"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>What is this maid with whom thou wast at play?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2163"/></l><l>Your eld'st acquaintance cannot be three hours:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2164"/></l><l>Is she the goddess that hath sever'd us,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2165"/></l><l part="I">And brought us thus together?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2166"/></l></sp><sp who="fer."><speaker>Fer.</speaker><l part="F">Sir, she is mortal;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2167"/></l><l>But by immortal Providence she's mine:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2168"/></l><l>I chose her when I could not ask my father
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2169"/></l><l>For his advice, nor thought I had one. She
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2170"/></l><l>Is daughter to this famous Duke of Milan
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2171"/></l><l>Of whom so often I have heard renown,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2172"/></l><l>But never saw before; of whom I have
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2173"/></l><l>Received a second life; and second father
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2174"/></l><l part="I">This lady makes him to me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2175"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">I am hers:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2176"/></l><l>But, O, how oddly will it sound that I
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2177"/></l><l part="I">Must ask my child forgiveness!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2178"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">There, sir, stop:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2179"/></l><l>Let us not burthen our remembrance with
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2180"/></l><l part="I">A heaviness that's gone.

<lb ed="G" n="200"/><lb ed="F1" n="2181"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l part="F">I have inly wept
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2182"/></l><l>Or should have spoke ere this. Look down, you gods,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2183"/></l><l>And on this couple drop a blessed crown!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2184"/></l><l>For it is you that have chalk'd forth the way
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2185"/></l><l part="I">Which brought us hither.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2186"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">I say, Amen, Gonzalo!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2187"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l>Was Milan thrust from Milan, that his issue
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2188"/></l><l>Should become kings of Naples?   O, rejoice
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2189"/></l><l>Beyond a common joy, and set it down
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2190"/></l><l>With gold on lasting pillars: In one voyage
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2191"/></l><l>Did Claribel her husband find at Tunis
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2192"/></l><l>And Ferdinand, her brother, found a wife
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2193"/></l><l>Where he himself was lost, Prospero his dukedom
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2194"/></l><l>In a poor isle and all of us ourselves
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2195"/></l><l>When no man was his own.

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker>   <stage>[To Fer. and Mir.]</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2196"/><l>Give me your hands:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2197"/></l><l>Let grief and sorrow still embrace his heart
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2198"/></l><l part="I">That doth not wish you joy!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2199"/></l></sp><sp who="gon."><speaker>Gon.</speaker><l part="F">Be it so! Amen!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2200"/><stage type="entrance"> Re-enter ARIEL, with the Master and Boatswain <lb ed="F1" n="2201"/>amazedly following.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2202"/></l><l>O, look, sir, look, sir! here is more of us:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2203"/></l><l>I prophesied, if a gallows were on land,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2204"/></l><l>This fellow could not drown. Now, blasphemy,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2205"/></l><l>That swear'st grace o'erboard, not an oath on shore?
<lb ed="G" n="220"/><lb ed="F1" n="2206"/></l><l>Hast thou no mouth by land?   <lb ed="F1" n="2207"/>What is the news?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2208"/></l></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><l>The best news is, that we have safely found
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2209"/></l><l>Our king and company; the next, our ship-
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2210"/></l><l>Which, but three glasses since, we gave out split--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2211"/></l><l>Is tight and yare and bravely rigg'd as when
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2212"/></l><l>We first put out to sea.

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker><stage>[Aside to Pros.]</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2213"/><l>Sir, all this service
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2214"/></l><l>Have I done since I went.

<lb ed="G"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker>   <stage>[Aside to Ari.]</stage>
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2215"/><l>My tricksy spirit!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2216"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>These are not natural events; they strengthen
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2217"/></l><l>From strange to stranger.   Say, how came you hither?

<lb ed="G" n="229"/><lb ed="F1" n="2218"/></l></sp><sp who="boats."><speaker>Boats.</speaker><l>If I did think, sir, I were well awake,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2219"/>I'ld strive to tell you. We were dead of sleep.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2220"/>And--how we know not--all clapp'd under hatches;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2221"/></l><l>Where but even now with strange and several noises
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2222"/></l><l>Of roaring, shrieking, howling, jingling chains,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2223"/></l><l>And moe diversity of sounds, all horrible,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2224"/></l><l>We were awaked; straightway, at liberty;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2225"/></l><l>Where we, in all her trim, freshly beheld
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2226"/></l><l>Our royal, good and gallant ship, our master
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2227"/></l><l>Capering to eye her: on a trice, so please you,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2228"/></l><l>Even in a dream, were we divided from them
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2229"/></l><l>And were brought moping hither.

<lb ed="G" n="240"/><lb ed="F1" n="2230"/></l></sp><sp who="ari."><speaker>Ari.</speaker> <stage>[Aside to Pros.]</stage> <l>Was't well done?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2231"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker>   <stage>[Aside to Ari.]</stage><l>Bravely, my diligence.   Thou shalt be free.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2232"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>This is as strange a maze as e'er men trod;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2233"/></l><l>And there is in this business more than nature
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2234"/></l><l>Was ever conduct of: some oracle
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2235"/></l><l part="I">Must rectify our knowledge.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2236"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Sir, my liege,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2237"/></l><l>Do not infest your mind with beating on
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2238"/></l><l>The strangeness of this business; at pick'd leisure
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2239"/></l><l>Which shall be shortly, single I'll resolve you,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2240"/></l><l>Which to you shall seem probable, of every
<lb ed="G" n="250"/><lb ed="F1" n="2241"/></l><l>These happen'd accidents; till when, be cheerful
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2242"/></l><l>And think of each thing well. <stage>[Aside to Ari.]</stage> Come hither, spirit:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2243"/></l><l>Set Caliban and his companions free;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2244"/></l><l>Untie the spell. <stage type="exit">[Exit Ariel.</stage> How fares my gracious sir?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2245"/></l><l>There are yet missing of your company
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2246"/></l><l>Some few odd lads that you remember not,

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2247"/><stage type="entrance"> Re-enter ARIEL, driving in CALIBAN, STEPHANO and <lb ed="F1" n="2248"/>TRINCULO, in their stolen
<lb ed="G"/> apparel.</stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2249"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>Every man shift for all the rest, and
<lb ed="G"/>let <lb ed="F1" n="2250"/>no man take care for himself; for all is
<lb ed="F1" n="2251"/><lb ed="G"/>but fortune. Coragio, bully-monster, coragio!

<lb ed="G" n="259"/><lb ed="F1" n="2252"/></p></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>If these be true spies which I wear
<lb ed="G"/>in my head, <lb ed="F1" n="2253"/>here's a goodly sight.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2254"/></p></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>O Setebos, these be brave spirits indeed!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2255"/></l><l>How fine my master is! I am afraid
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2256"/></l><l part="I">He will chastise me.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2257"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l part="F">Ha, ha!
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2258"/></l><l>What things are these, my lord Antonio?
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2259"/></l><l part="I">Will money buy 'em?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2260"/></l></sp><sp who="ant."><speaker>Ant.</speaker><l part="F">Very like; one of them
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2261"/></l><l>Is a plain fish, and, no doubt, marketable.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2262"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Mark but the badges of these men, my lords,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2263"/></l><l>Then say if they be true.  This mis-shapen knave,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2264"/></l><l>His mother was a witch, and one so strong
<lb ed="G" n="270"/><lb ed="F1" n="2265"/></l><l>That could control the moon, make flows and ebbs,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2266"/></l><l>And deal in her command without her power.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2267"/></l><l>These three have robb'd me; and this demidevil--
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2268"/></l><l>For he's a bastard one--had plotted with them
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2269"/></l><l>To take my life. Two of these fellows you
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2270"/></l><l>Must know and own; this thing of darkness I
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2271"/></l><l part="I">Acknowledge mine.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2272"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l part="F">I shall be pinch'd to death.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2273"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>Is not this Stephano, my drunken butler?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2274"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>He is drunk now: <lb ed="F1" n="2275"/>where had he wine?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2276"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>And Trinculo is reeling ripe: where should they
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2277"/></l><l>Find this grand liquor that hath gilded 'em?
<lb ed="G" n="281"/><lb ed="F1" n="2278"/></l><l>How camest thou in this pickle?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2279"/></l></sp><sp who="trin."><speaker>Trin.</speaker><p>I have been in such a pickle since I
<lb ed="G"/>saw you last <lb ed="F1" n="2280"/>that, I fear me, will never out
<lb ed="G"/>of my bones: <lb ed="F1" n="2281"/>I shall not fear fly-blowing.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2282"/></p></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><p>Why, how now, Stephano!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2283"/></p></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><p>O, touch me not; I am not Stephano, but a cramp.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2284"/></p></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>You'ld be king o' the isle, sirrah?

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2285"/></l></sp><sp who="ste."><speaker>Ste.</speaker><l>I should have been a sore one then.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2286"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>This is a strange thing as e'er I look'd on. <stage>[Pointing to Caliban. </stage>

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2287"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>He is as disproportioned in his manners
<lb ed="G" n="291"/><lb ed="F1" n="2288"/></l><l>As in his shape. Go, sirrah, to my cell;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2289"/></l><l>Take with you your companions; as you look
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2290"/></l><l>To have my pardon, trim it handsomely.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2291"/></l></sp><sp who="cal."><speaker>Cal.</speaker><l>Ay, that I will; and I'll be wise hereafter
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2292"/></l><l>And seek for grace.   What a thrice-double ass
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2293"/></l><l>Was I, to take this drunkard for a god
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2294"/></l><l part="I">And worship this dull fool!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2295"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">Go to; away!

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2296"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l>Hence, and bestow your luggage where you found it.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2297"/></l></sp><sp who="seb."><speaker>Seb.</speaker><l>Or stole it, rather. <stage type="exit">[Exeunt Cal., Ste., and Trin.</stage>

<lb ed="G" n="300"/><lb ed="F1" n="2298"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l>Sir, I invite your highness and your train
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2299"/></l><l>To my poor cell, where you shall take your rest
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2300"/></l><l>For this one night; which, part of it, I'll waste
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2301"/></l><l>With such discourse as, I not doubt, shall make it
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2302"/></l><l>Go quick away; the story of my life
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2303"/></l><l>And the particular accidents gone by
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2304"/></l><l>Since I came to this isle: and in the morn
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2305"/></l><l>I'll bring you to your ship and so to Naples,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2306"/></l><l>Where I have hope to see the nuptial
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2307"/></l><l>Of these our dear-beloved solemnized;
<lb ed="G" n="310"/><lb ed="F1" n="2308"/></l><l>And thence retire me to my Milan, where
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2309"/></l><l part="I">Every third thought shall be my grave.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2310"/></l></sp><sp who="alon."><speaker>Alon.</speaker><l part="F">I long
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2311"/></l><l>To hear the story of your life, which must
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2312"/></l><l part="I">Take the ear strangely.

<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2313"/></l></sp><sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><l part="F">I'll deliver all;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2314"/></l><l>And promise you calm seas, auspicious gales
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2315"/></l><l>And sail so expeditious that shall catch
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2316"/></l><l>Your royal fleet far off. <stage>[Aside to Ari.]</stage>
<lb ed="G"/></l><l>My Ariel, chick,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2317"/></l><l>That is thy charge: then to the elements
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2318"/></l><l>Be free, and fare thou well! Please you, draw near. <lb ed="F1" n="2319"/><stage type="exit">[Exeunt. </stage> </l></sp></div2></div1>
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  <head>EPILOGUE.</head><lb ed="F1" n="2320"/>
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  <stage>SPOKEN BY PROSPERO.</stage>
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  <sp who="pros."><speaker>Pros.</speaker><p>Now my charms are all overthrown,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2323"/>And what strength I have's mine own,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2324"/>Which is most faint: now, 'tis true,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2325"/>I must be here confined by you,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2326"/>Or sent to Naples. Let me not,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2327"/>Since I have my dukedom got
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2328"/>And pardon'd the deceiver, dwell
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2329"/>In this bare island by your spell;
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2330"/>But release me from my bands
<lb ed="G" n="10"/><lb ed="F1" n="2331"/>With the help of your good hands:
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2332"/>Gentle breath of yours my sails
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2333"/>Must fill, or else my project fails,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2334"/>Which was to please. Now I want
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2335"/>Spirits to enforce, art to enchant,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2336"/>And my ending is despair,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2337"/>Unless I be relieved by prayer,
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2338"/>Which pierces so that it assaults
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2339"/>Mercy itself and frees all faults.
<lb ed="G"/><lb ed="F1" n="2340"/>As you from crimes would pardon'd be,
<lb ed="G" n="20"/><lb ed="F1" n="2341"/>Let your indulgence set me free.</p></sp>
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