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do God
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now fair Hippolyta our nuptial hour
draws on apace four happy days bring in
another moon at all maybe things how
slow this old moon wanes she lingers my
desires like to accept a more
intelligent way the ring out a young
man's revenue for days will quickly
steep themselves in night for nights
will quickly dream away the time and
then the moon like to a silver bow
new-bent in heaven shall behold the
night of our solemnities go philostrate
stir up the athenian youth to merriments
awake a pattern nimble spirit of mirth
10mil and early fall to funerals the
pale companion is not for our pump a
pauletta I will be with my sword and won
by love doing the injuries but I will
Wed thee in another key with pomp with
triumph and with reveling renowned Duke
thanks good Egeus what's the news with
me full of vexation come I with
complaint against my child my daughter
Hermia stand forth Demetrius I never
Lord this man had my consent to marry
her stand forth Lysander this man which
the bosom of my child and my gracious
Duke bestow she will not hear before
your grace consent to marry with
Demetrius I beg the ancient privilege of
Athens as she is mine I may dispose of
her which shall be either to this
gentleman or to her death according to
our law immediately provided in that
case what say you Hermia we advised her
maid to you your father should be as a
god
I know not by what power I am made bold
but I beseech your grace that I may know
the worst that may befall me in this
case if I refuse to Wed Demetrius either
to die the death or to abjure forever
the Society of men therefore yeah
question your desires know of your youth
examine Wells your blood whether if you
you not to your father's choice you can
endure the livery of a nun for aye to be
in shady cloister mewed deliver Barron's
sister all your life chanting faint
hymns to the cold fruitless role twice
blessed day that master so their blood
to undergo such matin pilgrimage but
earthly are happy in the Rose distilled
and that which withering on the virgin
thorn grows lives and dies in single
blessedness so like Rose who lives so
die my lord I will yield my virgin
pickled up unto his lordship whose
unwished yoke my soul consents not to
give sovereignty relent sweet Hermia and
Lysander yield thy crazed it title to my
certain right you have her father's love
Demetrius let me have Hermia's do you
marry him I am My Lord as well derived
as he as well possessed my love is more
than his and which is more than all
these boasts can be I am beloved of
beauteous Hermia
why shouldn't I then prosecute my right
demetrius i'll avouch it to his head
made love to lead us daughter helena and
won her soul she sweet lady dotes
devoutly dotes dotes in idolatry upon
this spotted and inconstant man I must
confess that I have heard so much and
will do me just thought to a spoke there
are but being over full of selfish
my mind did lose it not demetria's come
and come it yes you shall go with me I
have some private schooling for you but
for you fair Hermia look you arm
yourself to fit your fancies to your
father's will or else the law of Athens
yield you up which by no means we may
extenuate to death or twelve our single
life um my Impala images are the jeers
go long I must employ you in some
business against our nuptial and confer
with you of something nearly that
concerns yourselves why is your cheek so
pale
how chance the Roses there do fade so
fast like for what to rain which I could
well be teamed them from the tempest of
my life I me for that I could ever read
could ever hear by tale or history the
course of true love never did run smooth
but either it was different in blood o
cross to hide be enthralled to low
Erasmus grafted in respect of years o
fight too old to be engaged too young or
else has stood upon the choice of
friends oh hell to choose love by
another's eyes o if there were a
sympathy in choice war death or sickness
did lay siege to it making it moment to
me as a sound Swift as a shadow short as
any dream brief as the lightning in the
collied night that in a spleen unfolds
both heaven and earth and air a man has
power to say behold the jaws of Darkness
to devour it up so quick bright things
come to confusion
if then true lovers have been ever
crossed it stands as an addicting
destiny then let us teach our trial
patience because it is a customary cross
as due to larvas thoughts and dreams and
sighs wishes and tears poor fancies
followers a good persuasion therefore
hear me Hermia I have a widowed aunt a
Dowager of great revenue and she has no
child from Athens is her house remote
seven leagues and she respects me as her
only son there gentle Hermia may I marry
thee until that place the sharp Athenian
law cannot pursue us if they'll ask me
them steel for thy father's house
tomorrow night and in the wood a league
without the town where I didn't meet the
ones with Helena to do observance to a
morn of May there will I stay for thee
my good Lysander I swear to thee by
Cupid strongest bone by his best arrow
with the golden head by the simplicity
of Venus doves by that which knitted
souls and prospers loves by all the
vowels that ever men have broke in
number more than ever women spoke in
that same place thou hast appointed me
tomorrow truly will I meet with thee
keep promise now look here comes Helena
call you me fair that fair again unsay
Demetrius loves your fair o happy fair
your eyes are load stars and your tongue
sweet air more tunable than lark to
Shepherd there when wheat is green when
Hawthorn buds appear sickness is
catching o where favor so yours would I
catch fair Hermia ere I go my ear should
catch your voice my eye your eye my
tongue should catch your tongue sweet
melody where the world mine Demetrius
being painted the rest I'd give to be to
you translated Oh
to me how you look and with what art you
sway the motion of Demetrius heart take
comfort he no more shall see my face
Lysander and myself will fly display
Helen to you our minds we will unfold
tomorrow night when Phoebe doth behold
her silver visit in the water the glass
decking with liquid pearl the bladed
grass a time that lovers flights doth
still conceal through Athens Gates have
we devised to steal and in the wood
where often you and I upon faint
Primrose beds were wont to lie emptying
our bosoms of their counsel sweet there
my life sander and myself shall meet
farewell sweet playfellow pray thou for
us and good luck grant thee thy
Demetrius keep word Lysander
we must starve our sight from lovers
food till morrow deep with light I will
my Hermia Helena had you as you on him
Demetrius dote on you
how happy some o'er other some can be
throughout and I am thought as fair she
but what of that
Demetrius thinks not so he will not know
what Alba he do know and as he is doting
on Hermia's eyes though I admiring of
his qualities things based and file
holding no quantity love can transposed
to form and dignity love looks not with
the eyes but with the mind and therefore
is winged Cupid painted blind as waggish
boys in game themselves forswear so the
boy love is perjur'd everywhere for ere
Demetrius looked on Hermia's eyne he
hailed down oaths that he was only mine
and when this hail some heat from Hermia
felt so he dissolved and showers of
oaths did melt I will go tell him of
fair Hermia's flight there to the wood
will he tomorrow night pursuer and for
this intelligence if I have thanks it is
a dear expense but herein mean I to
enrich my pain to have his sight thither
and back again
he's all that company here
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you are best to call them generally man
by man according to the scrip here is
the scroll of every man's name which is
thought fit through all Athens to play
an air interview before that you can the
Duchess on his wedding day at night
first good Peter quince say what the
play treats on then read the names of
the actors and so grow to a point marry
a play is the most lamentable comedy and
most cruel yes o Pyramus and Thisbe well
honey good piece of work I'll show you
bridal marry no good Peter quince call
forth the actors by the scroll masters
spread yourselves answer as I call you
Nick bottom the Weaver buddy
name what part I am for and proceed you
Nick bottom are set down for Pyramus
what is Pyramus a lover or character
lover that kills himself most gallant
for love that will ask some tears in the
true performing of it if I do it let the
audience look to their eyes
I will move schemes
I will condole in some measure to the
rest read my chief humor is for a tyrant
I could lay or Calise rarely or a part
to tear a copy to make all split car
shall shine from this was laughing no
name the rest of the players franchises
Oakley's bein a tyrant Spain a lover is
more contumely Francis flute the
bellows-mender ear Peter quince folk you
must take Thisby on you
what is this be a wandering Knight it is
the lady that Pyramus missed lad and I
fight let me not play a woman I have a
beard coming
that's all one you should play up in a
mask and you may speak a small but you
will and I may hide my face let me play
Thisby - I'll speak in a monstrous
little voice this knee they speak o
pyramus my lover dear thy thisby dear
and lady dear no no you must play
Pyramus and Thisbe well proceed Robin
starveling the tailor
LLL Peter print robbing starving you
must play thisby's mother don't stay out
the Pinker oh yeah Peter quince you
Pyramus father myself thisby's father
it's no good joiner you the Lions part
and I hope here is applying fitted have
you the Lions part written pray if it be
give it me
forearm slave study you might do it
extemporary for it's nothing but roaring
let me play the lion too I will roar so
that I will do any man's heart good to
hear me I'll roar then I'll make the
Duke side let him roar again let him
roar again
so it terribly you would fright the
Duchess and the ladies that they would
shriek and that were enough to hang us
all that were sighs that poor darkness
I can't you friends if we should fright
the ladies her to the witch they would
have no more discretion but to hang us
but I will aggravate my voice so that I
will roar you as gently as any sucking
dove i roar you an twere any nightingale
you can play now garlic pyramids for
Pyramus is a sweet-faced manner proper
there that's poncho say the southern
side a most lovely gentlemanlike man
therefore you must needs play Pyramus
well I will undertake it
what beard we're always debating what
you will I will discharge it in order
your straw colored beer orange-tawny
beard you're purple in green beard or
your French clone coloured being a
perfect gentleman
some a bit pinch crowns I'm down here at
all and then you'll play barefaced
masters yeah are your part and I am to
entreat you request you and desire you
to con the bar tomorrow night and meet
me in the palace for DeMarre without the
town one new night there will be
rehearse for if we meet in the city we
shall be dog with company ananda voices
now in the meantime I would draw be live
property such as our play once I pray
you tell me not we will meet and there
we may rehearse most obscenely and
courageously take pains be perfect at
the Duke so we wait hold up bowstring
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no wonder you everywhere did you her
orbs upon the green the cowslips tall
how pensioners be in their gold cups box
you see those be rubies fairly favors in
those freckles live their favor
I must go seek some dewdrops here and
every Queen and all her elves come here
anon the King that keep his revels here
tonight take heed the Queen come not
within his sight for Oberon is passing
fell and wrath because the key is her
attendant hath a lovely boy stolen from
an Indian King he never had so sweet a
changeling and jealous Oberon would have
the child Knight of his train to place
the forest wild a cheaper force with
holds the loved' boy crowns him with
flowers and makes him all her joy and
now they never meet in grovel green by
fountain clear or spangled starlight
Sheen Idol square but all their elves of
fear creep into acorn cups and hide them
there
take your shape and making quite or else
you lose that top goblin call you and
sweet Park you do that back and they
shall have good luck I'm not you he
speaks to write I am that merry wanderer
of the night I just Oberon and make him
smile when I am then bean-fed horse
beguile neighing in likeness of a filly
foe and sometime lurk I in a gossips
Bowl in very likeness of a roasted crab
and when she drinks against her lips
like Bob and on her with a dewlap pour
the Ale the wisest aren't telling the
saddest tale sometime for three-foot
stool mistake at me and
from her bum down topples Ian peeler
cries and falls into a cough and then
the whole choir hold their hips and
laugh and waxen in their mirth swear a
merrier hour was never wasted there
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ille met by moonlight proud titania what
jealous Oberon their escape ends I have
forsworn his bed and company carry rats
what
I'm not high light Lord then I must be
thy lady but I know when I was stolen
away from very land and in the shape of
currents at all day playing on pipes of
corn and bursting love to amorous
villager why art thou here come from the
farthest steep of india but that
forsooth the bouncing amazon your
busken's mistress and your warrior love
to theseus must be wedded and you come
to give their bed joy and prosperity oh
that's for shame titania glance at my
credit with Hippolyta knowing I know
that I loved my team through the
glimmering night compared in Tina be
ravish it and make it with fair eglise
break his faith with Ariadne and anti
OPA these are the forgeries of jealousy
and never since the middle summers
spring Metreon Hillandale forest or Mead
by david fountain or by russia brook or
in the betrayed margent of the sea to
dance our ringlets to the whistling wind
but with thy brawls thou hast disturbed
our sport therefore the winds piping to
us in vain as in revenge have sucked up
from the sea contagious fogs which
falling in the land have every pelting
river made so proud that they have
overborne their continents the ox' have
therefore stretch to do contain the
ploughman lost his sweat and the green
corn hath wrought a day his youth
attained a beard the food stands empty
in the drownded field and crows are
fatted with a marian flock the nine
men's morris is filled up with mud and
the quaint maize is in the wanton Green
for lack of tread
are indistinguishable the human mortals
want their winter care no night is now
with him or Carol blessed therefore the
moon the governess of flat
pale in her anger what is all the air
but rheumatic diseases do abound and
farthest is temperature we see the
seasons older hoary headed Frost's fall
in the fresh lap of the Crimson rose and
on old Hyams thin and icy crown an
odorous chaplet of sweet summer buds
he's a democracy said spring summer the
child in autumn angry winter change
there weren't a liver ease and the maize
it world but there increased now knows
not which is and the same progeny of
Evil's comes from our debate from our
dissension we are their parents and
original do you amend it then it lies in
you why should titania cross her Oberon
I do but beg a little changeling boy to
be my henchman set your heart at rest
the barren land buys not the child of me
his mother was a virtuous of my order
and in the spiced dead Indian air by
night full often hath she gossiped by my
side and sat with me on Neptune's yellow
sands marking the embarked intruders on
the flood when we have laughed to see
the sails conceive but grow big-bellied
with the wanton wind which he was pretty
and with swimming gates following her
womb been rich with my young squire
would imitate and sail upon the land to
fetch me trifles and return again as
from a voyage rich with merchandise but
she being mortal of that boy did die and
for her sake do i rear up her boy and
for her sake I will not part with him
how long within this wood intend you
stay
perchance till after Theseus wedding-day
if you will patiently dance in our round
and see I'm
rebels go with us if not shun me and I
will spare your haunts give me that boy
and I will go with thee look for thy
fairy Kingdom berries away we shall try
downright if I longer stay
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well goldeye way thou shalt not from
this Grove till i torment thee for this
injury my gentle puck come hither
now remembrance since once I said upon a
promontory and heard a mermaid on a
dolphin's back uttering such dulcet and
harmonious breath that the rude sea grew
civil at her song and certain star shot
madly from their spheres to hear the sea
maids music I remember that very time I
saw but thou couldst not flying between
the cold moon and the earth Cupid all
armed a certain him he took at a fair
vessel thrown it by the West and loosed
his love shaft smartly from his bow as
it should pierce a hundred thousand
hearts but I might see young Cupid's
fire a shaft quenched in the chaste
beams of the watery moon and the
Imperial voters passed on in maiden
meditation fancy-free get mocked I've
got the boat of Cupid fell it fell upon
a little Western flower before
milk-white now purple with loves wound
and maidens call it love-in-idleness
fetch me that flower the herb I showed
you once the juice of it on sleeping
eyelids laid will make or man or woman
madly dote upon the next live creature
that it sees fetch me this herb and be
thou here again ere the Leviathan can
swim a league I'll put a girdle round
about the earth in forty minutes having
once this juice I'll watch titania when
she is asleep and drop the liquor of it
in her eyes the next thing then she
waking looks upon beard on lion bear a
wolf or bull on middling monkey or on
busy ape she shall pursue it with the
soul of love and there I take this charm
from off her sight as I can take it with
another herb I'll make her render up a
page to me but who comes here I am
invisible and I will overhear their
comrades
I lovely not therefore pursue me not
where is Lysander and fair Hermia when
I'll slay the other slayeth me told me
that was stolen under this wood and here
am i and what within this wood because I
cannot meet my Hermia hence get thee
gone and follow me no more I am your
spaniel and Demetrius the more you beat
me I will fawn on you excuse me but as
your spaniel spurn me strike me neglect
me lose me only give me leave the place
can I beg in your love and your the
place of high respect with me it fan to
be use it as you use your dog not too
much the hatred of my spirit Prime's
think when I do look on thee and I am
sick when I look not on you you do
impeach your modesty too much to leave
the city and commit yourself into the
hands of one that loves you not to trust
the opportunity of night and the ill
counsel of a desert place with a rich
worth of your virginity your Berk you is
my privilege for the Hat it is not night
when I do see your face therefore I
think I am not in the night nor this
would like worlds of company for you in
my respect are all the world then how
can it be said I am alone when all the
world is here to look on me I'll run
from thee and hide me in the brakes and
leave you to the mercy of wild beasts
oh let me go or if they'll follow me do
not believe but I shall do thee mischief
in the wood I am a temple in the town
the field you do mean mischief fie
Demetrius your wrongs do set a scandal
on my sex we cannot fight for love as
men may do we should be wooed and we're
not made to woo I'll follow thee and
make a heaven of Hell to die upon the
hand I love so well fare thee well him
he to leave this Grove thou shalt fly
him and he shall seek guile ah welcome
wanderer asked how the flower their high
marriages I pretty give it me I know a
bank where the wild thyme blows where
oxlips and the nodding violet grows
quite over canopied with luscious
woodbine with sweet musk-roses and with
eglantine there sleeps titania sometime
of the night lulled in these flowers
with dances and delight and there the
snake throws her enameled skin weed wide
enough to wrap a fairy in and with the
juice of this I'll streak her eyes and
make her full of hateful fantasies take
now some of it and seek through this
Grove a sweet Athenian lady is in love
with a disdainful youth anoint his eyes
but do it when the next thing he espies
may be the lady thou shalt know the man
by the Athenian garments he hath on he
picked it with some care that he may
prove more fond on her than she upon her
love and look thou meet me ere the first
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shall
so come now a roundel and a fairy song
then for the third part of a minute
hence some to kill cankers in the
musgroves but some war with rear mice
for their Leben wings to make my small
elves coats in some key back the
clamorous owl that lightly hoots and
wonders at our quaint spirits sing me
now asleep then to your offices and let
me rest
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hence away now all is well one loose end
Sentinel what thou seest when thou dost
wake do it for thy true love take love
and languish for his sake beer dance or
cat or bear pard or boar with bristled
hair in thy I that shall appear we're
now extinct
when some vile thing is near
we faint with wandering in the wood and
to speak truth I forgot our way will
rest us Hermia if you think it good and
tarry for the comfort of the day be it
so Lysander find you out of bed for
Aipom this bank will rest my head one
turfs your service pillar for his bow
one heart one bed two bosoms and one
truth nay good Lysander for my sake my
dear lie further off yet do not lie so
near Oh take the sins sweet of my
innocence love takes the meaning in
love's conference I mean that my heart
under yours isn't it so that but one
heart we can make of it two bosoms
interchain it with an oath so then two
bosoms and a single twelve then by your
side no bedroom me deny for lying so
Hermia I do not lie Lysander riddles
very prettily now much beshrew my
manners and my pride if Hermia meant to
say Lysander lied gentle friend for love
and courtesy lie further off in human
modesty such separation as may well be
said becomes a virtuous bachelor and a
maid so far be distant and good night
sweet friend thy love
now alter till thy sweet life end amen
amen to that fair prayer say aye
and so in life when I end loyalty
here is my bed sleep give thee all his
rest with half that wish the wishers
eyes be pressed
through the forest have I gone but
Athenian found I none on whose eyes I
might approve this flowers force in
stirring love night and here we love
Athens he does where my master said
despised the Athenian maid and here the
maiden sleeping sound on the dank and
dirty ground pretty soul she does not
lie near this lack-love this kill
courtesy upon thy eyes I throw all the
power this o when thou wak'st let love
forbid sleep his seat on thy eyelid so
awake when I am gone for I must now to
Oberon stay that I'll kill me sweet
Demetrius I charge thee hence and do not
haunt me thus Oh without talking leave
me do not soon stay on I pedal I alone
will go oh I'm out of breath in this
fond chase the more my prayer the lesser
is migrating happy is hermia where to
aunty lies but she have glittered and
attractive eyes how came her eyes so
bright don't with salt tears if so my
eyes are oftener Washington earth no no
I am as ugly as a bear for beef that
meet me run away for fear therefore no
Marvel though Demetrius do is a monster
fly my presence to us but who is here
Lysander on the ground
dead or asleep I've seen her blood no
wound Lysander if you live good sir
awake and run through fire I will for
thy sweet sake transparent Helena nature
shows art that through thy bosom makes
me see thy heart where is Demetrius Oh
Hospital word is that farm name to
perish on my sword do not say so
Lysander say not so there he love your
Hermia Lord one no yet Hermia still
loves you then be content content with
Hermia no I do repent the tedious
minutes I with her spend not Hermia but
Helena I love who will not change a
raven for a dove wherefore was I to this
keen mockery born when if your hands did
I deserve this school good truth you do
me wrong but Sussie doing this painful
manner me too but very well suppose I
must confess I thought you Lord of more
true gentleness sir fit and my heresy of
all be hated but the most of me and all
my powers address your love and might to
honor Helen and to be a knight help me
Lysander help me to thy best to plug
this crawling serpent from my breast I
me for pity what a dream was here
Lysander look how to quake with fear we
thought has happened at my heart away
and you said smiling at his cruel prey
Lysander
what removed by sundown Lord what out of
hearing condos have no word black where
are you no mercy no when I well perceive
you are not nigh either death or you
I'll find immediately
we all met and here's a marvelous
convenient place for a rehearsal this
green plot shall be our stage this
Hawthorn breakout tour in here and we
will do it in action as we will do it
before the Duke Peter quince what sayest
thou bully bottom there are things in
this comedy of Pyramus and Thisby that
will never please first Pyramus must
draw a sword to kill himself which the
ladies cannot abide how answer you that
boy you're like in a parlous fear I
believe we must leave the killing out
we're always doing
not our wet I have a device to make all
well write me a prologue and let the
prologue seem to say we will do no harm
with our swords and that Pyramus is not
killed indeed and for the more better
assurance tell them that I Pyramus am
NOT Pyramus but bottom the Weaver
this'll put a might affair well we will
have such a prologue and it should be
written is it no make it two more let it
be written in a delight will not the
ladies be afeared of the Logan
we fear it I promise you masters you
want to consider with yourselves to
bring in God shield us a lawyer among
ladies is are most grateful thing for
there is not a more fearful wildfowl
than yours o and living and we ought to
look to it therefore another prologue
must tell he is not a lawyer die you
must name his name and half his face
must be seen through the Lions neck and
he himself will speak true saying the
sort of the same defect ladies or pair
ladies I would wish you or I would
request to or I would entreat you not to
fear not to tremble my luck for yours
do you think I'll come hither as Allah
no such thing I am a man as other men
are and there indeed let him name his
name and tell them plainly snug the
joiner well it shall be so but there is
two hard things that is to bring the
moonlight into a chamber for you know
Pyramus and Thisby meet by midnight does
the moon shine that night we play will
play the calendar a calendar look in the
Almanac find it moonshine find it
moonshine yes that's on that night why
then may you leave a casement of the
Great Chamber window where we clay open
and the moon may shine in at the
casement high or Hills one must come in
with a bush of thorns and a lantern and
say he comes to disfigure or present the
person of moonshine then there is
another thing we must have a wall in the
Great Chamber but Pyramus and Thisby
says the story it talk through the [ __ ]
of a fool
you can never bring in a roll what's a
new bottom some man or other must
present wall and let him have some
plaster or some loam or some rough cast
about him to signify war and let him
hold his fingers thus and through that
cranny shall Pyramus and Thisby whisper
that it might be then all these well
come sit down every mother's son then
rehearse your parts Pyramus you begin
when you've spoken your speech changer
into that breakin so everyone according
to his cued hempen homespuns have we
swaggering here so near the cradle of
our fairy queen what a play toward I'll
be an auditor an actor too perhaps if I
see cause this [ __ ] Peaks import is all
ders savors sweet
so hath thy breath my dearest Thisby
dear but hark a voice stay thou but here
awhile and boy and boy I will to thee
are pair stranger Pyramus than e'er
played here must I speak now I marry
must you you must understand
he goes but to see a noise that he heard
again is to know that's two men why you
must not speak that yet that you are
septa Pyramus
you speak all your part at once cues at
all be I were only thine oh we are
haunted pray masters fly masters
I lead you around to boxer Busch to
break through Brier sometimes a horse
he'll be some time hound hog heads it's
bears time a fire and neighing barking
grunting Warren burn it every time
why did they run away this is an Avery
of them to make me afeard important
thou art changed what do I see on thee
what day you save you see an [ __ ] of
your own do see their knavery this is to
make an ass of me to Fright me if they
could but I will not stir from this
place do what they can I will walk up
and down here and I will sing that they
shall hear I'm not afeared aah
Oh [ __ ] so black oh well all right Tony
bow
the Prato where is know what a wakes me
from my flowery pit dog the plainsong
cuckoo gray who's no o many oh man
and there's no time tonight
get the local scene again mine ear is
much enamored of thy note shape and I
fair virtues force perforce doth move me
on the first view to say to swear I love
thee
they thanks mistress you should have
little reason for that and you have to
say the truth reason and love keep
little company together nowadays the
board think that some honest neighbors
will not make them friends yeah nay I
can Gleek upon occasion
[Music]
thou art is why does thou art beautiful
not to neither but but if I have wit
enough to get out of this wood I have
enough to serve my own turn out of this
wood do not desire to go thou shalt ania
whether there will to all know I am a
spirit of no common rate the summer
still doth tend upon my state and I do
love me therefore go with me I'll give
thee fairies to attend on thee and they
shall fetch thee jewels from the deep
and sing whilst thou on pressed flowers
death sleep and I will purge thy mortal
grossness so that thou shalt like an
airy but it go he's got some combat more
for money
[Music]
the kind and purchase to this gentleman
hoping his walks and gambol in his eyes
feed him with apricots and dewberries
with purple grapes green figs and
mulberries honey bag steal from the
humble bees and four night tapers crop
their waxen thighs and light them at the
fiery glow worms eyes to have my love to
bed and to arrive and pluck the wings
from painted butterflies to fan the
moonbeams from his sleeping eyes not to
email and do him courtesies hell I cry
your worships mercy heartily I beseech
your worships name cobweb I shall desire
you of more acquaintance good master
cobweb if I cut my finger I shall make
bold with you your name on his gentlemen
peaseblossom
I pray you commend me to Mistress squash
your brother and a masterpiece taught
your father good master peaseblossom I
shall desire you of more acquaintance to
your name I beseech you sir mustard seed
good master mustardseed I know your
patience well that same cowardly giant
like ox beef hath devoured many a
gentleman of your house I promise you
your kindred have made my eyes water ere
no I desire your more acquaintance good
master mustardseed
come wait upon him lead him to my but
the moon methinks looks with a watery
eye and when she weeps weeps every
little flower lamenting some enforced
yesterday
yup my love's time bring him silently
[Music]
I wonder if titania be awaked then what
it was that next came in her hi that she
must dote on in extremity here comes my
messenger how now mad spirit what night
rule now about this haunted grow my
mistress with a monster is in love near
to her clothes and consecrated power
while she was in her dull and sleeping
heart a cruel teaches rude mechanicals
that work for bread upon Athenian stalls
were meant together to rehearse a play
intended for great Theseus not till they
the shallowest exceed of that barren
sword who pity was presented in their
sport for Sookie's demon entered in a
break when I did him with his advantage
take and I see is no like proceed on his
head and on his face be be answered when
in that moment so it came to pass
titania waked and straightway love
denied this falls out better than I
could devise but hath not yet latched
the Athenians eyes with the love-juice
as I did bid thee do I took him sleeping
that his finished - and the Athenian
woman by his side that when he waked
before she must be eyed stand close this
is the same Athenian this is the woman
but not this the man
oh why rebuke you him that loves you so
late breath so bitter on your bitter foe
no I but chide but I should use thee
worse for thou fair has given me cause
to curse if I had slain Lysander in his
sleep being all shoes in blood plunge in
the deep and kill me
to the son was not to true unto the day
as he to me away from sleeping Hermia be
but thou has murdered him so for the
murder look so dead so grim so sure the
murdered look and so should I be is
through the heart with your stun cruelty
yet you the murderer look as bright as
clear as yonder Venus in a glimmering
sphere time to wear the TV oh good
Demetrius wilt thou give him me
I'd rather give his carcass to my hounds
nicely past the bounds of mittens
patients have named him Ben he never
numbered among men you'll spend your
packs anonymous prize mood I am not
guilty of Lysander's blood nor is he
dead for all that I can tell pretty tell
me then that is and if I could what
should I get therefore see me no more
with EBD don't know
there is no following her in this fierce
vein here therefore for a while I will
remain doubt done thou hast mistaken
quite and laid the love-juice on some
Truelove's site cut out the wood go
swifter than the wind and Helena of
Athens look thou find old fancy sick
she's and pail of cheer with sighs of
love that costs the fresh blood dear by
some illusion see thou bring her here
I'll charm his eyes against she do
appear Co I go look flower of this
purple dye hit with Cupid's archery sink
in apple of his eye when his love heat
of his pie let her shine as gloriously
as the Venus of the sky when thou wak'st
if she beep I beg of her for remedy
captain of our fairy band helena is here
at hand and the youth mistook by me
pleading for a lover's fee carry their
fond pageant see no fools these mortals
be
stand aside the noise they make will
cause Demetrius to awake and egg will to
at once woo one that was need to be
sport alone and those things do best
please me that befall Prince
why should you think that I should woo
in scorn scorn and derision never come
in tears nope and I vow I weep and vows
so born in their Nativity all truth
appears how can these things in me seem
scorn to you bearing the badge of faith
to prove them true you do advance your
cunning more and more when truth kills
truth o devilish holy fray these vows
are Hermia's will you give them all way
off with oath and you will nothing way
your vows to her and me but in two
scares will even weigh and both his
lightest tails
I had no judgment when to her I swore no
not in my mind now you give her all meat
Ria's loves her and he loves not you Oh
Helen goddess no perfect divine to what
my love shall I compare by mine crystal
is muddy Oh ripe in show thy lips those
kissing cherries tempting grow when thou
host up thy hand oh let me kiss this
princess of pure white the seal of bliss
I see you all against me for your marry
if you were men as men you are in show
you will not use a gentle ladies though
to vow and swear and super praise my
part when I'm sure you hate me with your
heart
you both are rivals and love Hermia
canal both rivals to mock Helena a trim
exploit a man the enterprise to conjure
tears up in a poor maids eyes with your
derision
none of noble thought would serve n
diverging and extort a poor third
patience or make you sport you are in
kind of mitrios be not so well you love
Hermia this you know I know and here
with all goodwill with all my heart in
her Mia's love I yield you up my part
and yours of Helena to me bequeath whom
I do love and will do to my death never
did Markos waste more idle breath
Lysander keep my Hermia I will not
if ere I love to all that love is gone
my heart to her but as guests wise
adjourned and now to helen is at home
return there to remain Helen it is not
so this but is not the Fate bar does not
know let's look like petal our buy it
beer look where I love comes John there
is the idea the I whose function takes
the earmark quick of apprehension makes
God not by mine i Lysander fond my near
I thank it brought me to thy sound but
why unkindly didst thou leave me so why
should you stay whom love duck press to
go love could press Lysander from my
side life Sanders love that would not
let him bide
fair Helena who morning guilds the night
and all yon fiery OHS and eyes of light
why six down not this make thee know the
hate I bear thee made me leave you so
speak not as you think it cannot be no
she is one of this Confederacy
now I perceive they have conjoined all
three to fashion this false sport in
spite of me injurious Hermia most
ungrateful maid have you inspired
have you with bees contrived to bait me
with this foul derision it's all the
counsel that we two have shared vows the
hours that we have spent with me up to
the Hasty Pudding time for parting Oh Oh
school daze friendship childhood
innocence we're like two artificial God
now with our needles created both one
flower both on one table sitting on one
cushion both warbling of one stone both
in one key as if our hands are asides
voices and minds had been incorporated
so we grew together like to a double
cherry steaming party but yet in Union
in partition to lovely berries moulded
on one stem so with true seeming bodies
but one heart to the first like coats in
heraldry do but to one and crown it with
one crest and will you rent our ancient
love asunder to join with men in
scorning your poor friend is not
friendly tis not maidenly our sex as
well as I'm a tried you for it though I
alone to feel the engine I am amazed at
your passionate words i scorn you not it
seems that you scorn me have you not
said Lysander
as in scorn to follow me and praise my
eyes and face and made your other love
Demetrius women are did spur me with his
foot to call me goddess divine and rare
precious celestial what do I be not so
in grace as you so hung upon with love
so fortunate but miserable most will
love unloved this you should pity rather
than despise I understand not that you
mean by this
I do persever counterfeit sad looks make
mouths upon me when I turn my back wink
at each other oh the sweet jest up this
sport will carry shall be chronicled
if you have any pity grace or
manners you would not make me such an
argument but fare you well tis partly my
own fault which death or absence soon
shall remedy stay gentle Helena hear my
excuse my love my life my soul Helen I
love thee by my life I do I swear by
that which I will lose for thee to prove
him false it's as I love thee not I say
I love thee more than he can do if thou
say so withdraw prove it too way we Theo
no no sir
seemed to break loose take on as you
would follow but yet come not you are a
tame man go vile thing I will shake me
from me like a serpent you change is
this sweet love I love I'll turn a
tartar out out low that mid snow hated
postname yeah so we can so do you
Demetrius I will keep my word with thee
I would I add your bond Frey perceive a
weak bond hold you I'll not trust your
word what should I hurt her striker kill
her dead although I hate her I'll not
harm myself what can you do me greater
harm than hate hate me well me what news
my love I'm not I Hermia are not you
Lysander I am as fair now as I was a
while since night you loved me but just
like you left me why then you left me or
the gods forbid in earnest shall I say I
buy my life and never did desire to see
thee more therefore be out of hope of
question or doubt to certain nothing
truer tis no jest that I do hate thee
and love Helena
Oh me you juggler you canker-blossom new
thief of love what have you come by
night and stolen my love's heart from
him by any faith have you no modesty no
maiden shame no touch of bashfulness
what will you tear impatient answers
through my gentle tongue ooh
come to Papa you why so I that way goes
the game now I believe that she had made
compare between our statures she had
urged her height and with her personage
her tall personage her height forsooth
she had prevailed with him and I do
grown so high in his esteem because I'm
super Worf fish and Silver's Oh
how low am i thou painted maypole speak
Who am I I am not yet so low but that my
nails can reach unto thine eyes you mock
me gentlemen me I was never cursed I
have no gift at all in shrewishness I'm
a right made for my cowardice you
perhaps may think because she's
something lower than myself that I can
match her
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so bitter with me
I have a more did lovely they did ever
keep your consoles never wronged you
save that in lovin to Demetrius I told
him of your stealth unto this wood he
followed you for love I followed him but
he has chipped me Henson threatened me
to spurn me strike me needle kill me too
and now so you will let me quiet go to
Athens will I bear my folly back and
follow you new further let me go you see
how simple and how fond I am why get you
gone
who is the Tinder's you a foolish heart
that I leave here behind Demetria it not
afraid she's all at Harley Helena no sir
she shall not though you take her part o
when she's angry she's keen and shrewd
she was a vixen when she went to school
to get you gone you dwarf you minimus of
hindering not grass made you bead you
ACORN
you were twelve figures in her behalf
that scorns your service is literal own
speak not of Helena take not her part
but it's not dusting ten never so little
show love to her thou shalt to buy it
now she holds me not now all about dares
to try whose right of thine or mine is
most in Helena full o nay I'll go with
thee cheek by Joel
you mistress all this coil is longer you
nado not back I would not trust you I no
longer stay in your curst company your
hands and mine is quicker for a fray my
legs are longer though to run away I am
amazed and know not what to say this is
thy negligence still their mistakes
Tourelles commits tiny buries willfully
leave me King Of Shadows I'm stuck
did not you tell me I should know the
man by the Athenian garments he had on
and so far blameless proves my
enterprise that I have no indeed an
Athenian size and so far am I glad it so
did sources they're jangling our theme
sport
Bob seest these lovers seek a place to
fight hi therefore Robin overcast the
night a starry Welkin cover thou anon
with drooping fog as black as Acheron
and lead these testy rivals so astray as
one come not within the other's way like
to Lysander some time frame thy tongue
then stir Demetrius up with bitter wrong
and sometime real bad like Demetrius and
from each other looked I'll leave them
thus till all their brows death
counterfeit him sleep with lettin legs
and batty wings doth creep then crush
this herb into Lysander's eye whose
liquor had this virtuous property to
take from thence all error with his
might and make his eyeballs roll with
wilted sight when they next wake all
this derision shall seem a tree and
fruitless vision and back to earth and
shall the lovers went with league whose
day till death shall never end
as I in the severe to the employ I'll to
my queen and beg her Indian boy
and then I will her charmed eye release
from monsters view and all things shall
be peace I fail it all this must be done
with haste for night Swift dragons cut
the clouds full fast and zonder signs
are all as harbinger but whose approach
ghosts wandering here and there
true pole to judge earth Geminids but
it's all that in crossways and floods
have burial already to their wormy beds
are gone for fear lest they should look
their shames upon they will play
themselves exiled from light and must
for I can sort with black-brow'd night
but we are spirits of another sort i
with the mornings love have oft made
sport and like a forester the Groves may
tread even to the eastern gate all fiery
red opening on Neptune with Fair blessed
beams turns into yellow gold his soft
green streams but not withstanding haste
make no delay we may affect this
business yet our day will lead them up
and down I am feared in field and town
goblin lead them up and down
Demetrios speak down now here fell on
floor not ready where art thou I will be
with thee straight follow me then to
plainer ground
Lysander speak again now run away thou
coward author Fred speak in some bush
where the spouse hide thy head thou
coward are breaking to the stars
telling the bushes that their looks for
wars and will not come come recreant
come now child I'll whip me with a rod
he is defiled that draws a sword on the
gay about there follow my boys will try
no manhood here he goes before me and
still dares me honor when I come where
he calls then he is gone the villain is
much lighter he'll deny I hollowed fast
but faster he did fly that fallen am I
in dark uneven way and he'll arrest me
come thou gentle day for it but one star
show me thy grey light
I'll find a me Trias and revenge this
spite
Oh what comes down not I buy me about
there's four well I want our runs before
me shifting every place and death not
stand or look me in the face well now
I'm here Naida now mocks me thou shalt
buy this dear if ever I thy face by
daylight see now go lie way faintness
constraineth me to measure out my length
on this cold bed by days approach look
to be visited o weary night
o long and tedious night abate by hours
sighing comforts from the east that I
made back to Athens by daylight from
these that my poor company detest
and sleep it sometimes shuts up sorrows
eyes steal me awhile from mine own
company
yeah but three come one more to what
both guys makes up for here she comes
Kirsten sad cupid is a knavish lad thus
to make poor females mad never so we're
in never be dabbled with the dew and
torn with Briers I can no further crawl
no further go my legs will keep no pace
with my desires here will I rest me to
the break of day heavens shield Lysander
if they mean a fray
[Music]
on the ground sleep sound I'll apply to
your eye gentle lover remedy when our
weight now takes true delight in the
sight of thy former lady's eye and the
country proverb known that every man
should take his own in your waking shall
be shown Jack shall have to naught shall
go ill the man shall have his mare again
and all shall be well sit thee down upon
this flowery bed
well I thy amiable cheeks do coy and
stick musk-roses in thy sleek smooth
head and kiss my gentle scratch my face
blossom where's mount Seward cobweb
ready I'm sure a cobweb good Monsour get
you your weapons in your hand and kill
me a red hip tom booby on the top of a
thistle and good masseur bring me the
honey-bag do not fret yourself too much
of the action man sewer and good bone
sewer however care the honey-bag break
not I would be loath have you overflown
with a honey-bag senior yeah
[Laughter]
where's my Joramun 13 ready
give me your Nate birds hear about their
teeth Oh pray you leave your curtsy good
Monsour
what you will know they murderer but to
help Cavaliere cobweb distracts Oh
mister the barbers venture firm he
thinks I'm marvelous hairy about the
face and I am such a tender ass that if
my hair do but tickle me on my scratch
[Music]
music my sweet love I have a reasonable
good ear in music let's have the tongs
and the bones Oh face we'd love without
desires to eat truly a peck of provender
I could munch your good dry oats we
think so I have a great desire to a
bottle of hi good hi sweet hey no fellow
I have adventuresome fatty that should
seek the squirrels hoard and fetch thee
Nuala
I'd rather have a handful or to a droid
pain but I pray you let none of your
people stir me I have an exposition of
sleep come upon me
sleep thou and I will wind thee in my
arm so doth the woodbine the sweet
honeysuckle gently and twist the female
ivy so enrings the barky fingers of the
elm oh how I love thee how I dote on
thee welcome good Robin seers thou this
sweet sight
her dotage now I do begin to pity for
meeting her of late behind the wood
seeking sweet favours for this hateful
fool I did upgrade her and fall out with
her for she his hairy temples then had
rounded with coronet of fresh and
fragrant flowers and that shamed you
which some time on the buds was wont to
swell like round and orient pearls stood
now within the pretty flower its eyes
like tears that did their own disgrace
bewail when I had at my pleasure taunted
her and she in mild terms begged my
patience I then did ask her her
changeling child which straight she gave
me and her fairy sent to bear him to my
Bower in fairy land and now I have the
boy I would undo this hateful
imperfection of her eyes and gentle puck
take this transformed scalp from off the
head of his Athenian Swain but he
awaking when the other do may all to
Athens back again repair and think no
more of this nights accidents but as the
fierce vexation of a dream but first I
will release the fairy queen
my sweet Queen
my Oberon what visions have I seen
methought I was enamored of an ass their
lives your love how came these things to
pass Oh a man dies below with his
village now silence awhile Robin take
off this head titania music call and
strike more dead than common sleep of
all these five the sense music oh music
such as charm asleep now when I wake
with I know Oh
music
come Mike we take hands with me
and rock the ground whereon these
sleepers be
[Music]
now thou and I are new in Amity and will
tomorrow midnight suddenly dance in Duke
Theseus house triumphantly and bless it
to all fair posterity there shall the
pairs of faithful lovers be wedded with
Theseus all in jollity Eddie King of
Denmark I do hear the morning lark then
my queen in silence sad trip we after
the nightshade we the globe can compass
soon swifter than the wandering moon
come I told me enough light tell me how
it came is night that I sleeping here
was found with these mortals on the
ground
[Applause]
find out the Forester a hard observation
is performed and since we have the veil
wood of the day my love shall hear the
music of my arms uncouple in the Western
Valley let them go dispatch eyes then
find the forest now we will bear queen
up to the mountain stop and Mark the
musical confusion of hounds and echo in
conjunction
I was with Hercules and Cadmus once when
in a wood of Crete we bade the bear with
hounds of Sparta never did I hear such
gallant riding for besides the Groves
the skies the fountains every region
near sea nor one mutual cry I never
heard so musical a discord such a sweet
thunder my hand are bred out of the
Spartan kind so food some sand it and
their heads are hung with ears that
sweep away the morning dew cook need and
dewlap like Sicilian balls so in pursuit
but matched in mouth like bells each
under each a crime or tuneable was never
hollered to nor cheered with horn in
Crete in Sparta not interested it can't
win you hear what these I know what this
is my daughter here asleep this Lysander
its Demetrius is this Helena only does
Helena I wonder of their being here
together no doubt they rose up early to
observe the Rite of Meg getting at him
then came here in grace of our solemnity
but speaking yes he's not this the day
that her me I should give instead of her
choice it is my lord o the Huntsman wake
them with their horns
[Music]
good morrow friends st. Valentine is
past begin these wood birds but the
couple now pardon my lord I pray will
stand up I know you two are rival
enemies how comes this gentle Concord in
the world that hatred is so far from
jealousy to sleep by hate and fear no
enmity my lord I shall reply amazingly
half sleep half waking but as yet I
swear I cannot truly say how I came here
but as I think what truly would I speak
and now I do be think me so it is I came
with Hermia hither our intent was to be
gone from Athens where we might without
the peril of the Athenian law thereby to
have defeated you and me but my good
lord I wot not by what power but by some
power it is my love to Hermia melted as
the snow seems to me now as the
remembrance of an idle gourd which in my
childhood I did dote upon and all the
faith the virtue of my heart the object
and the pleasure of mine eye is only
Helena to her my lord was I betrothed
there I saw Hermia but like a sickness
that I lo this food but as in health
come to my natural taste now I do wish
it love it long for it and will
forevermore be true to it fair lovers
you are fortunately met now this
discourse we mor will hear and on ideas
I will overbear your will or in the
temple by and by with us these couples
shall eternally be knit
and for the morning now is something
warner purposed hunting shall be set
aside away with us to Athens three and
three the holder feasting great
solemnity Hippolyta these things seem
small and undistinguishable like far-off
mountains turn it into club party die
where everything seems stupid
everything's and I have found me trees
like a jewel I know and not nine now are
you sure that we are awake it seems that
yet we sleep we dream do not you think
the Duke was here and let us follow him
yeah and my father and he politic and he
did bid us follow to the temple why then
we are awake let's follow him and by the
way that has returned our dreams when my
cue comes call me and I will answer my
next is MOOCs
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
Oh Peter quince
plug the ballot binder check the ticker
[Applause]
[Music]
what's my lawyer stolen hence and left
me asleep I've had a most rare vision I
have had a dream past the wit of man to
say what dream it was man is but an ass
if he go about to expound this dream me
thought I was there is no man can tell
what methought I was
and we thought I heard
but man is but a patched fool if you
have to say what we thought I had the
eye of man hath not heard the ear of man
had not seen man's hand is not able to
taste his tongue to conceive nor his
heart to report what my dream was I will
get Peter quince to write a ballad of
this dream it shall be called bottoms
dream because it hath no bottom and I
will sing it in the latter end of a play
before the Juke peradventure to make it
the more gracious I will sing it at her
death
two strange my Theseus that these lovers
speak of more strange than true
I never may believe these antique fables
nor these fairy toys lovers and madmen
have such seething brains such shaping
fantasies that apprehend more than cool
reason ever comprehends lunatic lover
and the poet all of imagination all
compact one sees more Devils and vast
hell can hold that is the madman but
lover all as frantic sees Helens beauty
and a bra Egypt the poet's eye a fine
frenzy of rolling plants from heaven to
earth from earth to heaven and as
imagination bodies forth the forms of
things unknown the poet's pen turns into
shapes and gives to Airy nothing a local
habitation and a name such tricks have
strong imagination and if it would but
apprehend some joy it comprehends some
bringer of that joy or in the night
imagining some fear how easy is a bush
supposed to bear but all the story of
the night told over and all their minds
transfigured so together more witnesseth
than fancies images and grows to
something of great constancy but
howsoever strange and admirable
[Music]
have you sent to bottoms house hehe come
home yet he cannot be old of healthy
doubt he is transported if he could not
then the play is marred because not
forward does it it is not possible you
have not a man in all atoms I put to
discharge it amiss but he no you're
simply the best weight of any handicraft
money nothin's yeah and the best person
to and he's a very paramour for a sweet
voice humorously Paragon a paramour is
God blesses a thing of note masters the
Duke is coming from the tempo and there
is two or three lords and ladies more
married if our sport had gone forward we
had all been made men Oh sweetie bully
bottom those happy lost sixpence a day
during his life she could not escape
sixpence a day and that you could not
given him sixpence a day for playing
Pyramus I'll be hanged he would have
deserved it sixpence a day in Pyramus or
nothing bottom
almost courageous they almost happy our
masters of discourse wonders but as we
know what for if I tell you I'm no true
Athenian I'll tell everything what does
developed let us hear sweet bottom not a
word of me all I will tell you is that
the Duke get dined get your apparel
together goods things to your beards new
ribbon steel pumps
meet presently at the palace every man
will quarries part for the short and the
long is our play is preferred in any
case let this be a clean linen and let
not him the place the lion Perry's nails
for they shall hang out for the lion's
claws and most dear actors ate no onions
nor garlic for we're to water sweet
brass and I do not dope but I hear them
say it is a sweet comedy dances shall we
have to wear away this long age of three
hours between our after-supper and
bedtime where is the usual manager of
mirth revels arena is there no play to
ease the anguish of a torturing her
illustrate yeah I might eat these years
say what a Bridgman have you for this
evening there is a brief how many sports
are right make choice of each your
highness we'll see first the battle with
the Centaurs to be sung by an Athenian
eunuch to the harp well none of that
better I told my love in glory of my
kinsman Hercules a tedious brief scene
of young Pyramus and his love Thisby
very tragical mirth merry and tragical
tedious and brief that is hot ice and
wondrous strange snow how should we find
the Concord of this discord a play there
is my lord some ten words long which is
as brief as I have known a play but by
ten words my lord it is too long which
makes it tedious for it all the play
that is not one word apt one player
fitted what are they to do play
hard-handed men that work in athens here
which never labored in their mind till
now and now have toiled their unbreached
memories with this same play against
your nuptial
and we will hear it no my noble law I
love not to see wretchedness or charged
and duty in his service perishing by
gentle sweet you shall see no such thing
whenever anything can be amiss when
simpleness and Duty tender it he'll
bring them in and take your places name
oh please your grace the prologue is
addressed let him approach
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gentles potentia wonder at the show but
wonder on to prove my tall things
playing this man is Pyramus if you would
now this beauteous lady
this B is sir time this man with lime
and rough-cast of present
whoa let's boil war which give these
lovers under and through walls [ __ ]
poor souls they are content to whisper
at the which let no man wonder this men
with Lantern dog and bush of thorns
presenteth moonshine but if you will
know by moonshine did these lovers think
no scorn to meet at - - they're there to
the trustees becoming first by knowing
its care why or rather did approach and
I she played mantle she did fall which
lion for with bloody melty Stein and on
comes Pyramus with youth and all and
pontius prosthetics fish mentals live
blade with bloody painful blade a lively
broke his poison bloody breast
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he's been carrying me shade staggered
through and died for all the rest lifts
lon
moon Sean all and lovers train large
discourse while here they do remain
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under saliva to speak
no wonder my lord ones on may where many
asses do
in this same interlude it doth befall
that I one snout by name present a wall
in such a wall as I would have you think
that had in it a crannied hole or [ __ ]
through which the lovers Pyramus and
Thisby did whisper often very secretly
this loam this rough cast and this stone
does show that I am that same wall the
truth a son and this third cranny is
right and sinister to which the fearful
lovers are to win whisper would you
desire live adhere to speak back it is
the wittiest partition that ever I heard
discourse my lord animus draws near the
wall o night o night with hue so black
night which ever art when day is not
o night
lack black palette I fear my thisby's
promise is forgot and thou o wall o
sweet o lovely wall that stands between
her father's ground and mine oh whoa oh
whoa oh sweet and lovely wall show me
thy [ __ ] to blink through with mine
eyne whoa - she'll be well for this but
what siiiy no Thisby do I see he thinks
being sensible should curse again no in
truth sir he should not deceiving me is
thisby's cue she's to enter no and I'm
to spire through the wall use your feet
to an all fall path as I told you
Dorner she comes oh my mom's for parting
My Fair Pyramus and me my carry lips
have often kissed thy stones by stones
with hair a line need opembe see hey
boys now will I to the [ __ ] this point
and I can hear my thisby's face my love
my love I think what I wilt I am thy
lovers Greece and Rome and or am i
trustees Hill and going like Helen till
the fates me kill not hapless to
progress was so true Shep mr. Bach
retire to you Oh kiss me through the
hole of this vile wall
I kiss the walls hole not your lips it
soul
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Ninny's tomb meet me straightway tide
life tide death I come without delay
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thus have I oh my part discharged so and
being done thus wall away does go how is
the mural down between the danavas
no remedy my lord when walls are so
willful to hear without warning this is
the silliest stuff that ever I had the
best in this kind of a chatters and the
Westerner worse if imagination in them
it must be your imagination then I love
theirs if we imagined there was of them
than they are themselves they may pass
for excellent men do noble beasts in you
ladies whose gentle hearts do fear the
smallest monstrous mouse that creeps on
floor may now perchance both quake and
tremble here when lion rough in wildest
rage doth roar then know that I snug the
joiner on a lion fell nor else no lion's
dam for if I should as lion come in
strife into this place to a pity on my
life a very gentle beast and of a good
conscience the very best of the beasts
my lord the day I saw it has hearkened
to the moon
this lamp owned out the whole dead moon
presents on his head
this lamp own that the whole did moon
present myself the man in the moon do
seem to be this is the greatest error
all the rest the man should be put into
the land landen he dares not come there
for candle but you see it is already
enough I'm a weary of this moon what he
would change it appears by his small
light of discretion that he's in the
wane budgeting courtesy in all ways must
stay the time precede moon well all that
I have to say is to tell you that the
lantern is a new nor domain in the moon
this thornbush my thornbush at least dog
my dog silence here comes this be this
is old Ninny's shines with a good grace
well now smile and then came
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beans I thank thee moon for shining now
so bright for boy light brightest golden
glittering gleams boy trust to take of
truest Thisby sight but stay oh oh dear
mantle good what conclude Wow
this fashion event of a dear friend we
go near to make a man looks at me
through my heart but I pity the man for
nature didst o Lions frame since Lauren
boil hath here deflowered light to hear
what which is no know which was the
Paris dame that lived that loved that
look
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No am i dead no am i late my soul is in
the sky tongue lose thy light moon take
thy flight
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with a hell of a surgeon you might did
recover man proven ass how turns
moonshine is gone before this becomes
back and finds her lover she will find
him by starlight here she comes
and her passion ends the play hope she
will be brief
she had spied him already with those
sweet eyes asleep Marlo what gave my
doll beacon speak I doom dead dead
a tomb must cover thy sweet eyes these
lilies lips this cherry nose these
yellow cowslip keep our God lovers make
mold his eyes were green as leeks we
can't sustain it bill they doing floor
since you have shore with jersey spread
of silk
tongue not a word come trusty sword come
blade my best in boom Oh and farewell
friends thus Thisby ends at you a Jew
and you
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moonshine and lion I left a bit of the
dead Isle wall to know I saw you the
wall is down that parted their fathers
will he please you to see the epilogue
or to hear a bergomask dance between two
of our company no epilogue I pray you
for your play needs no excuse never
excuse when the players are all dead
that he's none to be blamed hey if he
that Britta did played Pyramus and
hanged himself in thisby's God it
would've been a fine tragedy and so it
is truly any notably discharged but come
your burger mask [ __ ] your epilogue
Allah
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the iron tongue of midnight hath told 12
lovers to bed tis almost fairy time I
fear we shall out sleep the coming morn
as much as we this night have over
watched this palpable gross play has
well beguiled the heavy gaze of night
sweet friends to bed
a fortnight hold with solemnity in
nightly revels and new jollity
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now the hungry lion roars and the wolf
be housed the moon whilst the heavy
ploughman's snores all with weary tasks
for done now the wasted brands to blow
whilst the screech owl screeching loud
puts the wretch that lies in woe in
remembrance of a shroud now it is the
time of night that the greys all gaping
wide everyone lets forth his sprite in
the church way past glide and we fairies
the do run by the triple Hecate steamed
on the presence of the Sun following
darkness like a dream no but a mouse
shall disturb this hallowed house I am
sent with broom before to sweep the dust
behind the door
through the house keep limiting light by
the dead and drowsy fire every elf and
fairy sprite hoppers lighters bird from
briar and the city after me sing and
dance if trippingly first rehearsal son
by rote tweet word a warbling now hand
in hand with fairy grace will we sing
and bless this place
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now until the break of day through this
house each fairy stray to the best
private will be witnessed by us shall
blessed be and the issue there create
ever shall be fortunate so shall all the
couples three ever true in loving me and
the blots of nature's hand shall not in
their as you stand never mole harelip no
scar no mark prodigious such as are
despised it in Nativity shall upon their
children be with this field you
consecrate every fairy take his gate and
several chamber bless through this
palace with sweet peace and the oh now
it blessed ever shall in safety rest
trip away make no stay meet me all by
break of day
if we shadows have offended think but
this and all is mended that you have but
slumber'd here while these visions did
appear and this weak and idle theme no
more yielding but a dream gentles do not
reprehend if you pardon we will mend and
as I am an honest puck if we have
unearned luck now to escape the
Serpent's tongue we will make amends ere
long else the puck a liar call so good
night unto you all give me your hands if
we be friends and Robin shall restore
amends
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you