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now fair Hippolyta our nuptial hour
draws on apace four happy days bring in
another moon but o methinks how slow
that old moon wanes she lingers my
desires like to a step Dame or a Dowager
long withering 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 the PERT and nimble
spirit of mirth turn melancholy force to
funerals the pale companion is not for
our pomp Hippolyta i wooed thee with my
sword and won by love doing the injuries
but I will Wed thee in another key with
pomp with triumph and with a reveling
happy be Theseus our own own a Duke
thanks good Egeus what is the news with
thee full of vexation come I with
complaint against my child my daughter
Hermia stand forth Demetrius my noble
Lord this man of my consent to marry her
stand forth Lysander and my gracious
Duke this man has been witched the bosom
of my child thou thou Lysander thou has
given her Rhymes and interchanged love
tokens with my child the hospital moon
right at her window sung with feigning
voice verses a feigning laugh and stolen
the impression of a fantasy with
bracelets if I hair rings gourds conceit
snacks trifles nosegays sweetmeats
messengers of strong prevalent in
unhardened youth with cunning hast have
filched my daughter's heart turned her
obedience which is due to me to stubborn
harshness and my gracious Duke beer so
she will not hear before your grace
consent to marry with Dimitri
I beg the ancient privilege of Athens
now she is mine I may dispose of her
which should be either to this gentleman
or to her death according to our law
immediately provided in that case what
say you Hermia
be advised firm age to you your father
should be as a god one who composed your
beauties and one to whom you are but has
a form in wax by him imprinted and
within his power to leave the figure or
disfigure it Demetrius is a worthy
gentleman so is Lysander in himself he
is but in this kind wanting your
father's voice the other must be held
the worthier I would my father look but
with my eyes rather your eyes must with
his judgment look
I do entreat your grace to pardon me I
know not by what power I am a bold
normally may concern my modesty in such
a presence here to plead my thoughts but
I beseech your grace that I may know the
worst I mean for me in this case if I
refuse to Wed Demetrius either to die
the death or to abdui forever the
Society of men therefore fair Hermia
question your desires like no of your
youth examine well your blood whether if
you yield not to your father's choice
you can endure the livery of a nun for
aye to be in shady cloister mute to live
a barren sister all your life chanting
faint hymns to the cold fruitless move
thrice blessed day that master so their
blood to undergo such maiden pilgrimage
but earthly are happy is the rose
distill than that which withering on the
virgin thorn grows lives and dies in
single blessedness so will I grow so
live so die my lord ere are we yield my
virgin Peyton sup unto his lordship
whose unwished yoke my soul consents not
to give sovereignty take time to pause
and by the next new moon the sealing day
betwixt my love and me for everlasting
bond of fellowship upon that day either
prepare to die the death for
disobedience to your father's will or
else to Wed Demetrius as he would or on
Diana's altar to protest for aye
austerity and single life relent sweet
Hermia and Lysander yield thy crazed
title to my certain right you have her
father's love Demetrius let me have
Hermia's do you marry him
scornful Lysander true he hath my love
and what is mine my love shall render
him and she is mine and all my right of
her I do estate unto Demetrius welter
wife to see as well possessed my love
for his more than is my fortunes
everywhere is fairly ranked a blob
advantages Demetrius and which is more
than all these boasts can be I am
beloved of beauteous Hermia then why
should not I then prosecute my right and
demetrius i'll avouch it to his head
made love to nedar's daughter helena and
won her soul and she sweet lady dotes
devoutly dotes dotes in idolatry upon
this spotted and in and with Demetrius
thought you have spoke there off but
being over full of self affairs my mind
did lose it but from Demetrius and come
adieus you shall go with me I have some
private schooling for you both for you
look you arm yourself to fit your
fancies to your father's will or else
the lure of offends yields you up which
by no means we may extenuate to death or
to a vow of single life contrapositive
what cheer my love Demetrius and Egeus
go along I must employ you in some
business against our nuptial and confer
with you of something nearly that
concerns yourselves with duty and desire
we follow you
how long women
now why is your cheek so pale
how chance the Roses there do fade so
fast like for one to brain which I could
well beteem them from the tempest of my
eyes like me throughout that I could
ever read can ever hear by tale or
history the course of true love never
did run smooth but either it was
different in blood too hard to be
enthralled to or else miss Crawford in
respective use too old to be engaged too
young else it stood upon the choice of
friends no the choose love by another's
eye or if there were a sympathy in
choice war death or sickness did lay
siege to it making it momentary as a
sound Swift as a shadow
short as any dream well then let us
teach our trial patience because it is a
customary cross as do two lovers
thoughts and dreams and sighs wishes and
tears there we go a good persuasion
there for him/her me I have a widowed
aunt a Dowager of great revenue and she
have 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 ace the sharp
Athenian law cannot bless you us if thou
lovest me then steal forth thy father's
house tomorrow night thence to the wood
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my good my son though I swear to thee by
Cupid strongest of all by his best hour
with the golden head by all the vows
that ever men have broke the number more
than ever women spoke to that same place
that was appointing me tomorrow
truly I will fly with me keep promise
whether away 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 to noble than lark to
shepherds ear when wheat is green when
Hawthorn buds appear sickness is
catching o favor so yours would I catch
fair Hermia ere I go o teach me how you
sway
the motion of Demetrius heart upon him
yeah he loves me smell your frowns would
teach my smiles such skill
I give him curses yeah he gives me love
my prayers could such affection move I
hate the more he bothers me more I love
the more he hated me sorry how nice nods
of mine I know your beauty but for mine
I'll take up for it you're no more to
see my face hmm Lysander and myself will
fly this plane Helen to you our minds we
will unfold tomorrow night when Phoebe
doth behold her silver visage in the
watery glass decking with liquid pearl
the belated grants a time that lovers
flights doth still conceal through
Athens Gates have we devised to steam
then to the woods we're offering you and
die upon paper in those beds we want to
lie and answer my things turn away our
eyes to seek new friends
stranger companies
farewell sweet playfellow breathe out
for us and good luck grant thee thy
Demetrius keep work we must starve our
sight from lovers food till more acute
not I will my Hermia
Helena Oh do as you want him when
Demetrius dote on you how happy some
o'er other some can be through Athens I
am thought as fair as she
but what of that Demetrius thinks not so
he will not know what all but he do know
for air Demetrius looked on Hermia's
eyne he hailed down oaths that he was
only mine 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 then to the wood will he tomorrow
night pursue her 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
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it's all our company here you are best
to call them generally one by one
according to the script here is the
scroll of everyone's name which is
thought fit through all the things to
play in our interlude before the Duke
and the Duchess on his wedding day at
night but first could Mistress quince
say what the play treats on then read
the names of the actors and so grow to a
point marry ah play is the most
lamentable comedy and most cruel death
of Pyramus and Thisbe ah very good piece
of work I assure you and I'm married now
good mistress quince call forth your
actors by the scroll neighbours
producers answer as I call you Nick
bottom the Weaver what ready
name will pile for and proceed you Nick
bottom are set down for Pyramus yes
yes what is Pyramus a lover or a tyrant
and lover that kills himself most
gallant for now ah that who ask some
tears in the true performing of it if I
do it let the audience look to their
eyes I move storms to the rest yet my
chief humor is for a tyrant
I could play Hercules really or a part
to tear a cat in to make all split the
raging rocks and shivering shocks shall
break the locks of prison gates and
Phyllis Khare shall siphon far and make
an MA the foolish face this is lofty now
name the rest of the players this is hot
Chili's baby but tyrants me a lover is
more condoning Francis flute the
bellows-mender nemesis Francis you must
take Thisby on you what is Thisby a
wandering Knight it is the lady that
Pyramus must love
me woman I have a beat coming look you
should play it in a mask and you may
speak as small as you will and I may
hide my face let me play Thisby - I'll
speak in a monstrous little voice
fifty-fifty please be dear and lady dear
that's ridiculous you must play Pyramus
and flute you Thisby walk receipt Robin
starveling the tailor here mistress
quince
Robin starveling you must play thisby's
mother obviously mistress great gem
snout you
Pyramus father Meixner
snug the joiner you the Lions part
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thank you here is a play fitted mister
have you the Lions part written pray you
if it be give it me for I am slow of
study you may do it extend hurry for it
is nothing but wrong mistress mistress
yes let me play the lion too
I will war but I would do any man's
heart good to hear me I'm wrong that I
will make the Duke saying let him roar
again
you should do it too terribly you would
fright doctors in the ladies and they
would shriek neighbors I caught you if
you should fright the ladies out of
their wit's 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 will
rule you into any nightingale Pyramus is
a sweet-faced that's rocker man as one
shall see in a summers day a most lovely
gentlemanlike man that boy you like me
play hmm well I will undertake you
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but neighbors here your paths and I
entreat you request you and desire you
to calm them by tomorrow night
and meet me in the palace wood a mile
without the town by moonlight we meet
you the city we shall be dogged with
company and our device is known in the
meantime I will draw well it's the
properties such as our play wants I pray
you may or may not we will meet and
there we may rehearse most obscenely and
courageously take pains be perfect I do
good bye - oh how did you - we meet
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how now spirit with the Wonder yoke over
hill over Dale there bush sir Brian over
Parker the pale there a flood or fire I
do wonder everywhere Oh swifter than the
moon's sphere and I soaked the fairy
king oh yeah to do his orbs with nimble
wing the cuff slips tall his pensioners
be in their gold coat spots you see
those be rubies are very favors in those
freckles live there saver
I must go seek some dewdrops here and
hang a pile in every cowslips ear
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farewell thou lob of spirits I'll be
gone our king and all his elves come
here anon the Queen to keep her revels
here tonight take heed the king come not
within her sight
titania is passing fell and wrath
because the tears his attendant hath
stolen from an Indian King he never had
so sweet a changeling and now
titania would have the child Knight to
portray to trash the forests wild but he
perforce withholds the lobbied boy
crowns him with flowers and maximalist
GI and now they never meet in Grove or
green but bouncing clear or spangled
starlight gee but they do squirt that's
all they're elves for feet creeping to
aircar cups and higher than their either
I mistake your shape and making quite or
else you are that shrewd and knavish
sprite called Robin good times labor in
the quad and bootless make the
breathless housewife charm that long and
sometime make the drink to burn over Ole
Miss leave night Wanderers laughing at
their heart knows that Hobgoblin calling
you and sweet puck you do their work and
they shall have good luck I'm not you he
now speaks to write I am that merry
wanderer of the night I serve to turn ya
and make her smile when I but and being
bet horse beguile neighing in likeness
of a filly bull and sometimes lurk I in
a gossips Bowl in very likeness of a
roasted crab and when she drinks against
her lips are bulb and on her withered -
you laugh poor girl the wisest and
telling the saddest sometime for
three-foot stool mr. it's made then slip
I throw purple down topples she cries
and forth into a cop and then the whole
quiet upon their hips and laugh and
waxen in their mirth that sneeze and
swear a merrier hour was never wasted
their spirits here comes over
here my mistress with that
l met by moonlight proud titania what
jealous Oberon yes fairies skip hence
I have forsworn his bed and company Tori
rush wantin am I not thy Lord then I
must be thy lady but I know when thou
has stolen away from fairyland and in
the shape of Corinth sat all day playing
on pipes of corn advancing love to
amorous pilita why out thou here come
from the farthest steep of india but
that forsooth the bouncing amazon your
buskin distress and your warrior love to
theseus must be wedded and you come to
give their bed joy and prosperity how
canst thou thus for shame titania glance
at my credit with Hippolyta knowing I
know thy love to Theseus Oh didst I'll
not lead him through the glimmering
night from Paragon eeeh who me ravish ed
and make him with fair eagles break his
faith with Ariadne and and tire / these
are the forgeries of jealousy and never
since the middle summers spring met we
on hill in Dale forest or Mead by paved
fountain or by rushy Brook to dance our
ringlets to the whistling wind but when
thy brawls thou has 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 of every pelting river made so
proud that they have overborne their
continents
the Ox have therefore stretched his yoke
in vain the ploughman lost his sweat and
the green corn had rotted ere his youth
attained a beard the fold stands empty
in the drown edge field and crows are
fatted with Ameren flock the nine men's
morris is filled up with mud and at the
quaint mesas in the wanton green of the
lack of tread undistinguishable but the
human mortals want their winter chair
but no night is now with him nor Carol
blessed therefore the moon the governess
of floods pale in her anger washes all
the air that rheumatic diseases do
abound sorrow this disc temperature we
see the seasons alter hoary headed
Frost's fall in the fresh lap of the
crimson rose and on all volumes thin and
icy crown an odorous chaplet of sweet
summer buds is as in mockery set the
spring the summer the child in autumn
angry winter they've changed their won't
eat liver ease and the mazing world by
their increase he knows not which is
which and this same progeny of Evil's it
comes from our debate from our
dissension we are their parents and
original do you amend it them advising
you why should proud over on Christy
Tonya I do but beg a little changeling
boy to be my head sent your heart at
rest the fairy learned buys not the
child of me
his mother was a voter s of my order and
in the spiced said Indian air by night
full often hath she gossiped by my side
and sat with me on Neptune's yellow sand
marking the embarked traders on the
flood and we have loved to see the sails
conceive and grow big-bellied with the
wanton wind which she with pretty and
with swimming games following her womb
then 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 died
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 a chance till after Theseus
wedding-day if you will patiently dance
in our rounds and see our moonlight
revels go with us if not shutting me and
I will spare your horns
give me that boy and I will go not for
my fairy Kingdom
we will chide downright if I longer stay
well go thy way thou shalt not from this
grow to like now remember us since once
I sat upon a promontory and saw a
mermaid on a dolphin's back uttering
such dulcet and harmonious breath that
the rude sea grew civil at her song and
certain stars shot madly from their
spheres to hear the seeming that very
time I saw that thou couldst not flying
between the cold moon and the earth
Cupid oh no he took it a fair master
thrown it by the West and loosed his
luck sharp smartly from his bow as it
appears our hundred thousand but I could
see young keep its fiery shaft quenched
in the chaste beams of the watery moon
and the Imperial vote trespassed on in
maid and meditation fancy-free yet
marked i where the bolt 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 I
fetch meet up now the hub I shall be
once the gist of it on sleeping eyelids
laid will make or man round about the
earth in forty minutes
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nothing wants this juice I'll find out
Oberon when he's asleep and drop the
liquor of it in his eyes
the next thing then he waking looks upon
vietcong lion bear or wolf or bull a
meddling monkey or on busy ape he shall
pursue it with the soul of love and air
I take this charm from off his sight as
I can take it with another herb
I'll make him render up his page to meet
Isle of pursue me not who comes here I
am invisible where is Lysander and fair
Hermia the one I'll slay the other
slayeth me they'll tortured me they were
stolen to this wood and I will overhear
their comprehend
yet begone and follow me no no you draw
me you hard-hearted adamant but yet you
draw not iron for my heart is as true
steal leave you your power to draw and I
shall have no power to follow you do i
entice you do I speak you fair or rather
do I not in plainest truth tell you I do
not nor I cannot love you I am your
spaniel and Demetrius the more you beat
me I will fawn on you use me but as your
spaniel spurn me strike me neglect me
lose me only give me leave unworthy as I
am to follow you what was the place can
I beg in your love a net a place of high
respect with me than to be used as you
use your dog tempt not too much the
hatred of my spirit for I am sick when I
do look on deal I am sick when I look
out on you you do impeach your modesty
too much to leave the city and commit
yourself into the hands of one that
loves
not to trust the opportunity of night
and the ill counsel of a desert place
with the rich worth of your virginity
your virtue is my privilege but that it
is not night when I do see your face I
think I am not in the night no of Duff
this wood lack worlds of company for you
in my respect ah oh the world I'll run
from thee and hide me in the brakes and
leave thee to the mercy of wild beasts
not such a heart as you run the story
shall be changed
Apollo flies and Daphne holds the tail
will not stay thy questions let me go
all if not follow me do not believe what
I shall do thee mischief in the wood
Demetrius fight me trace your wrongs do
such a scandal on my sex we cannot fight
for love as men may do we should be
wooed and were 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 nymph hey delete this Grove
thou shalt fly him and he shall seek
dialogue
welcome Andra I saw the flower there I
pray thee give it me
I know 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
their slumbers over on some time of the
night loved in these flowers with dances
and delight and there the snake throws
her enameled skin weed wide enough to
wrap ethereum know with the juice of
this I'll streak his eyes are making fun
of hateful fantasies take down some of
it yeah and seek through this Grove a
sweet Athenian lady is in love with a
disdainful youth anoint his eyes but do
it to the next thing here spice might be
the lady thou shalt know the man by the
Athenian garments he hath on yah-yah-yah
effective with some care that he may
prove more fond on her than she upon her
love go and look now meet me ever next
crow fear not my queen your servant
shall do so
come now a roundel and a fairy song and
then for the third part of a minute just
hence you to kill cankers in the musk
rosebuds and you war with black bats for
their 11 wings to make my small elves
cops and you keep back the clamorous owl
of nightly hoots and wanders in our
quaint spirits sing me now to sleep and
then to your offices let me rest
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you
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hence away now all is well wanna loose
stand Sentinel hi
[Music]
what thou seest to endow just wake do it
for thy true love take love and languish
for its sake be it links or cat or bear
pard or boar with bristled hair in thy
eye that shall appear when thou wak'st
it is thy dear wake when some vile thing
is near
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fair love you faint with wandering in
the woods and to speak truth I have
forgot our way well we'll rest us homie
if you think you're good and tarry for
the comfort of the day be it so Lysander
find you out to bed for I upon this bank
will rest my well one turps you service
pillow for us boat one heart one bed two
bosoms and one day good Lysander for my
sake my dear lie further off yet do not
lie so neither take a sin sweet of my
innocence love takes the meaning in
love's conference I mean that my heart
into use is nares so that but one heart
we can make of it then by your side no
bedroom me deny for lying so Hermia I do
not lie Lysander riddles very prettily
ya know much beshrew my manners are my
pride if I meant to say Lysander line no
but gentle friend for love and courtesy
lie further separation as may well be
said becomes a virtuous bachelor under
mate so far be distant my sweet friend
I love mer altar to my sweet life amen
amen to that fair prayer say aye and
then end life when I end loyalty here is
my bed sleep give thee all his rest
wishes are to be present who is her what
is she
that all our swings command a Polie fair
and wise is she the heaven such graced
Atlanta
that she might admire and be 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
science weeds of Athens he doth word
this is he my mistress said despises the
Athenian med and here the maiden
sleeping sound on the dank and dirty
ground
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[Laughter]
[Music]
you are in the way come on I don't have
all night
[Music]
thank you Londoners
oh pretty soul she don't snot lie near
this lack-love this killed Curtis out I
like your dungarees
[Applause]
yeah sure upon thy eyes I throw all the
power this charm or when thou wak'st let
love forbid sleep his seat on thy I
later so away when I am gone
I'll tell the Queen of Vietnam they know
they'll kill me sweet Demetrius I charge
thee hence and do not haunt me that who
without darkly leave me do not stop a
stay on thy peril I alone will go excuse
me
o hide amount of breath in this fond
chase the more my prayer the lesser is
my grace happy is hermia wheresoe'er she
lies for she hath blessed and attractive
eyes how came her eyes so bright not
with salt tears if so my eyes are
oftener washed than hers
no no I am as ugly as a bear for beasts
that meet me run away for fear their
father marvel the Demetrius - as a
monster fly my presence thus but who is
here
Lysander on the ground dead or asleep
you see no blood no wound Lysander if
you live good sir awake and run through
fire I will for thy sweet sake
transparent Ellen our nature shows her
art that through thy bosom makes me see
thy heart where is Demetrius o how fit a
word is that vile name to perish on my
son do not say so Lysander say not so
what though he love your Hermia Lord
what though yet Hermia still loves you
then be content content with Hermia
the tedious moments good you do such
disdain for man o meter whoo but very
well before I must confess I thought you
Lord of more true gentleness oh that a
lady of one man refused should have
another there be abuse she sees not
Hermia Hermia sleep thou there and never
mayst thou come Lysander near for is a
surface to the sweetest things the
deepest low thing to the stomach brings
or as the heresies that men do leave I
hated most of those they did deceive so
now my surf it and my heresy of all be
hated for the most of me and all my
pounds address your love and might to
honor heaven and to be a night
my best example of my past my son the
look how I do quake with fear then we
thought a serpent ate my Lords away and
you you sat smiling that is cool pray my
sundar
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with me
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my sander Lords
yeah
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out of viewing gone no so speaking of
you here speak of all ups no well then I
won't receive you unlock mine either
death or you I'll find immediately
[Music]
we all met paths and here's a marvelous
convenient place for our rehearsal this
green plot shall be our stage this horse
on brake our tiring house and we will do
it in action as we will do it before the
Duke mistress quince
what say us now body butter but there
are things in this comedy of Pyramus and
Thisby that will never please
but first Pyramus must draw a sword to
kill himself which the ladies cannot
abide how odd to you that not a whit I
have a device to make all well write me
a prologue and let the prologue seem to
say that 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 will put them
out of things well we will have such a
prologue but well well we're not the
ladies be afeared of it are you I fear
it I promise you
Oh Mavis Mavis you want to consider with
yourselves to bring in God shield us a
lion among ladies is the most dreadful
thing but there's not a more faithful
wild fowl than your lion living and we
ought to look to it oh and therefore
another prologue mr. Hill she's not a
lion nay you must name her name and and
Harper face must be seen to the Lions
neck then she herself must speak through
saying thus or to the same defect ladies
ladies or or fair ladies fair I would
wish you I would wish you I would
request you the question I would entreat
you not to fear not to tremble my life
for yours if you think I come hither as
a lion
it's a pity of my life no such thing
and other women are and there indeed let
her name her name and tell them plainly
she is snug the joiner see that's
interesting
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 moonlight
soft the moon shine that night will pay
I apply a calendar
[Laughter]
I'll lock your calendar I beseech
[Applause]
but look at the almanac find that
moonshine find our moonshine
[Music]
24:13 24th of June yes yes why then may
you leave the casement
[Laughter]
may you leave a casement of the Great
Chamber window open and the moon may
shine in at the casement ah your else
one must come in with a bush of thorns
and a lantern and say he comes to
disfigure or to present the person up
for this relief much thanks for portrait
Oh
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there is another thing we must have a
wall in the Great Chamber for Pyramus
and Thisby says the story did talk
through the chink of a wall no no no you
can never bring in a wall what say you
by someone or other must present wall to
signify wall I'll let them hold their
fingers the sky and through that cranny
shall Pyramus and Thisby whisper cliff
that maybe then all is well Aramis
you'll begin when you have spoken your
speech enter into that brake and so
everyone according to his cue what
hampern homespuns have we swaggering
here so near the cradle of the fairy
King Thisby stand for what a plate
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I'll be an auditor an actor too perhaps
if I see cars speak Pyramus Thisby the
flowers of odious savors sweet sweet my
dearest Thisby dear Oh
stayed off it here awhile and by and by
I will to thee appear a stranger Pyramus
than air played here must I speak now I
marry must you but you must understand
who knows but to see a noise that he
heard and just to come again
most radiant Pyramus most lily-white of
hue of color like the red frogs and a
child Fred Brown most prestige even out
when eke most lovely Jew as true as
truest horse that gets with never tire
I'll meet thee Pyramus at Ninny's too
- mm why you must not speak that yet
that you answer to Pyramus
you speak all your part at once cues at
all
my buds my butt Pyramus enter your key
response is never tire as true as truest
horse that yet would never tire power
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I made you about around for a bomb
through push for a break or a grab a
fire and today and back
why did I run away this is the name
three of them to make me a big change do
you see you see an asset of your own
bottom I see their knavery this is to
make an ass of me to bright me if they
could but I will not stir from this
place do what they can
I will walk up and down here and and I
will sing that they sell here I am Not
Afraid
the usual so black of you with his
not so true
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what angel wakes me from my flowery bed
oh the beach the sparrow and the Lark
the plainsong cuckoo 300 many a man doth
mock and death not Anthony I pray thee
gentle mortal sing again
my ear is much enamored of thy note so
is mine eye enthralled to thy shape and
I fair but use force perforce doth move
me on the first view to say to swear
I love themI things watch that you
should have little reason for that and
yet to say the truth reason and love
keep little company together nowadays
the more the pity that some honest
neighbor will not make them friends may
I can just upon occasion know what is
wise is our beautiful
not so neither but if I had wit enough
to get out of this wood I have enough to
serve mine own turn out of this wood do
not desire to go thou shalt remain here
whether thou wilt or no I am the spirit
of no common rate the summer still doth
tend upon my state
and I do love thee therefore
go with me I'll give me fairies to
attend on thee and they shall fetch thee
jewels from the deep and sing whilst
thou impressive flowers dost sleep and I
will purge thy mortal grossness so that
thou shalt like an airy spirit go
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peaseblossom cobweb moth and mustardseed
be kind and courteous to this gentleman
hop in his walks and gambol in his eyes
feed him with apricot earth and
dewberries with purple grapes green figs
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the honey-bag steal from the humble bees
and four night tapers crop their wax and
thighs and like them at the fiery glow
worms eyes to have my love to bed and to
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pluck the wings from painted butterflies
to find the moonbeams
from his sleeping eyes
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not to him else and do him courtesies I
pray on watch expressly hassan ii i
beseech your worships name oh I start
desire you of more acquaintance good
master cobweb if I cut my finger I shall
make bold with you your name on his
gentleman I pray commend me to Mistress
squash your mother and and and to
masterpiece caught your father good
piece possible I shall desire you of
more acquaintance to
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your name I beseech you sir good master
mustardseed I know your patience well
that same cowardly giant like ox beef
had devoured many a gentleman of your
house I promise you your kindred had
made my eyes water ere now really
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wait upon him lead him to my Bower the
moon methinks looks with a watery eye
and when she weeps weeps every little
flower lamenting some enforced chastity
my love come bring him silently
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you
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Jotham
I wasn't now if Oberon be awaked then
what he was the next came in his eye
which she must dote on in extremity with
a monster named to his cloths and
consecrated power whilst he was in his
dull and sleeping our a crew of patches
rude mechanicals that work for bread
upon Athenian stalls were met together
to rehearse a play intended for great
Theseus
not your day the shallowest thick skin
of that barren sort who Pyramus
presented in their sport
an axis no I fix it on his head you've
not finished and now his this bet must
be answer eight and forth my mimic comes
when they spy so at the sight aware his
fellows fly and I led them on in this
distracted figure and left sweet Pyramus
translated though when in that moment so
it came to pass did over on way and
straightway dog don't ass
so yet natually Athenians eyes with the
love-juice society bitty dude took him
sleepy that is finished and the Athenian
woman by his side that when he waked of
thoughts she must be well this is the
woman but not this the man why rebuke
you him that loves you so they breath so
bitter on your bitter foe no I bought
shirt but I should use thee worse if my
hast slain my son there any sleep being
o'er shoes in modernity and kill me to
this son it was not so true on to the
day as he to me what are you stolen away
from sleeping Hermia now believe you
soon this whole earth may be bored and
if I make to the center Crete and so
displace our brothers noon side with the
Antipodes it cannot be but thou has
murdered him oh no we're social murderer
Luke so dead so should the murdered look
and so should I pierced through the
heart with your Stern cruelty yet you
the murderer look as bright as clear as
yonder penis in her glimmering sphere is
to my life son where is he
God good Demetrius well that gifted me
to give his carcass to my hounds house
though slay him then
never man you spend your passion on a
miss prized mood I am a guilty of lice
Anders blood nor is he dead for all that
I can tell they pray thee tell me then
that he's well and if I could what
should I get therefore a privilege never
to see me more from my hated presence
parts I so see me no more
or no there is no following her in this
fierce vein here
therefore for a while will I remain what
hast thou done that was mistaken quite
and Nathan loved you source of true love
sight hmm about the wood go swifter than
the wind and Helena of Athens look thou
find sighs of love fresh last year by
some illusion see thou bring her here
I'll charm his eyes against you to
appear go look how I go swifter than
arrow from the Tartars bow
flower of this purple dye hit with
Cupid's archery sink in apple of his eye
when his loves heat other spy let her
shine as gloriously as the Venus of the
sky when thou wak'st if she be by beg of
her for remedy captain Abela 30 pound
helena is here at hand and the youth
mistook by me pleading for a lover's
favor
shall we their fond pageant see her Lord
what fools these mortals be stand aside
the noise they make will cause Demetrius
to awake no more to it once we've won
that must need to be sport alone and
those things do best please me that
befall preposterously why should you
think that I should woo in scorn scorn
and derision never come in tears look
when I found my weave of God's sake the
bow so born in their Nativity all truth
you do advance you're coming more and
more these vows are Hermia's mute dipper
oh I had no judgment went to Paris no
not in my mind now you give borrowed
Demetrius loves her and he loves not you
gorgeous perfect boy netting shall I
compare thine eyne crystal is muddy oh
right in show thy lips those kissing
cherries tempting grow oh I see you all
are bent to set against me for your
merriment if you were civil and knew
courtesy would not do me thus much
injury can you not hate me as I know you
do but you must join in souls to mock me
too if you were men as men you are in
show you would not use a gentle lady so
to vow and swear and super praise my
part of me well I am sure you hate me
with your heart know you both are rivals
and love Hermia and now both rivals to
Mont Helena a trim exploit a manly
Enterprise to come to tears off in a
blue Bay's eyes yonder is your home none
of noble sort would so offend a virgin
and extort a poor souls patients all to
make you spa you then you are unkind
Demetrius fee not so for 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 of my part and yours
have Helena to me between whom I do love
will do till my death
Lysander keep thy Hermia I will know if
ever not all that love is gone my heart
kiss me
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remain it is not some dark night from me
I use function dates my my dear I thank
you brought me to thy sound but why did
they leave me so why should he stay whom
love doth press to go what love could
press Lysander from my side does love
that would not let him fight fair helena
who more in guilt the night than all yon
fiery OHS and eyes of lifeless o y6 thou
me do not this makes me know the hate I
bear they made me leave Lisa
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they joined all three to fashion this
mall spot in spite of me injurious
Hermia most ungrateful maid have you
conspired happy with these contrived to
bait me with this parting us oh is it
all forgot Oh school daze friendship
childhood innocence we like to
artificial gods and with our needles
created both one flower both on my
sampler sitting on one cushion
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mines have been in corporate
and will you rent our ancient love
asunder to join with men in scorning
your poor friend it's not friendly tis
not maidenly have sex as well as I may
chide you for it though I alone do feel
the injury be amazed that your
passionate words I scorn you not it
seems that you scorn many have you not
set Lysander as in school to follow me
and praise my eyes and face and made
your other love Demetrius who even but
now did spurn me with his foot to call
me goddess wherefore speak see this to
her he hates my sander deny your love so
rich within his soul and tend to me
forsooth affection but by your setting
on by your consent to persever
counterfeit sad looks make mouths upon
me when I turn my back we teach each
other oh the sweet gesture
you have any pity grace or manners you
would not make me such an arguments but
fairly well tis partly my own fault
which death or absence soon shall remedy
name gentle Helena hear my excuse my
love my life my soul fairness if she
cannot entreat I can't compare no cat's
component of the chiyan treat by threats
of mental strength and her weak impulse
that says I love thee not I say I not be
more than he can do if thou say so
withdraw and prove it quick come on no
cats that vile thing let loose from me
I'll keep my word with thee
I perceive a weak bond hold you I'll
trust knocking why won't join her to
strike her till her dead can you do me
greater harm don't hate me and let's go
Mia I know you like something I am this
very now as I walls are oil since night
you loved me yeah since night you left
me oh the God forbidden earnest shall I
say by my life and never did desire to
see thee more
therefore the out of Hope with question
doubt be certain nothing truer tis no
jest but I do hate thee juggler you
canker-blossom you leave
what have you come by night and stolen
my love's heart from him no modesty no
maiden shame no touch of bashfulness
what new Terra patient answers from my
gentle tongue fie fie you counterfeit
you puppet puppet why so high that way
goes the game now I perceive that enough
may compare between our statures she
urged her height I love our nature Tom
perfect
all right you know I shall prevail him
are you grown so high in his esteem
because I am so dwarfish and so well
have low Emily they're painted maypole
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oh but my nails tonight my cowardice
nature not strike me you perhaps may
think because she is something lower
than myself
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do not be so bitter with me I ever more
did love you Hermia to never keep your
counsels never wronged you save that in
love unto Demetrius I told him of
yourself unto this would he follow you
but love I followed him but he has
hidden me hence and threatened me to
strike me spurn me nay to kill me too
and now so you will let me quiet go to
Athens will I bear my folly back and
follow you no further let me go your
pathetic
you see how simple and how fond I might
get you got Joey send as you foolish
hearts that I leave here behind with my
son though with Dimitri we not a friends
she shall not harm thee Helena no sir
she shall not though you shake her when
she's angry she is keen and shrewd she
was a vixen when she went to school and
though she be but little she is fierce
little again you minimus of hindering
not grass meant you beat you you are too
officious in that scorns your services
let her alone now she ought to be not
now full if thou darest to see whose
right of thine or mine is most in Helena
follow I'll go with thee cheek by track
you mistress all this coil is all of you
not trust you I no longer stay in your
curst company your hands than mine of
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 thou
mistakes or else commits thy knaveries
willfully no all believe me queen of
Shadows I miss stop did not you tell me
I should know the man by the Athenian
garments he hath on and so far blameless
proves my enterprise that I have noted
an Athenians are and so far I am glad it
so did salt as this their jangling
diastema sport lovers seek a place to
fight yeah
hi therefore Robin overcast the night
the starry Welkin cover thou anon with
drooping fog as black as Acheron and
lead these testy rivals so astray so one
come not within another's way like to
Lysander some time frame night on and
star Demetrius up with bitter roam and
some time rail thou like Demetrius and
from each other look they'll eat them
thus till over their brows death
counterfeiting sleep would lead lag some
batty wings doth creep then crush this
herb into Lysander's eye whose liquor of
this virtuous property to take from
hence all era with its might and to make
his eyeballs roll with won't it sight
when they next wake all this derision
shall seem a dream and fruitless vision
thus I in this affair do thee employ
I'll to my king and beg his Indian boy
and then I will his charm and I release
from monsters view and all things shall
be peace my fairy queen this must be
done with haste
four nights squiffed dragons caught the
clouds fall fast and yonder shines
Aurora's harbinger and who's abroad
ghosts wandering here and there to be
prompt churchyards damaged spirits all
that in crossways and bloods have burial
already to their word beds our garden
for fear last day should look their
shame suppose they willfully exiled
themselves from light and most for our
consult with black bra
but we are spirits of another sort
i with the mornings love have opted made
sport and like a forester the groves may
tread even to the eastern gate o fiery
red opening on Neptune would fare
blessed beans turns into yellow gold his
salt green streams but notwithstanding
haste make no delay we may affect this
business yet ere day be with thee
straight follow me then to playground
Lysander speak again they'll run away
the coward our doublet speak in some
bush where does thou hide thy head Val
can't
although bragging to the stars telling
the bushes that there looks for walls
and will not come great
that science Oh we'd be with a rod yeah
October follow my voice
real true man he goes before me and
still he dares me on where I come when
he calls then he is gone the villainous
much lighter he of the night
I fast but faster he did fly in
dark I'm even way but he will rest me
come that gentle day drift but once
they'll show me that great light not
finds Dimitri's and Venice I'm here
Nathan that mots to me thou shalt buy
this dear if ever I thy face by daylight
see now go thy 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 thy hours shine
comforts from the East that I may back
to Athens by daylight from these that my
poor company detest and sleep that
sometimes shuts up sorrows eye steal me
awhile from mine own company
yes bought three come on more to of all
kinds make up for oh where she come
cursed unsound
cupid is a knavish lad thus to make port
females mouth never so weary never so in
woe without thought with the Jew in torn
with Briers I can no further crawl no
further go my legs can keep no pace with
my desires here
well I rest me to the break of day
heavens shield Lysander if they mean a
fray on the ground sleep sound I'll
apply to your eye gentle lover remedy
when thou wakest thou takest 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 sure Jack should
have jail no shall go in man shall have
his mare again and
all shall be well
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we melody
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um sit thee down upon this flowery bed
whilst i thy amiable cheeks do coy and
stick musk-roses in thy sleek smooth
head and kiss thy fair large wares
peaseblossom
ready scratch my head peaseblossom
where's Monsieur cobweb ready mr. cobweb
good Monsieur get you your weapons in
your hand and kill me a red hip BB on
the top of a thistle and I miss you
bring me the honey-bag do not freak
yourself too much in the action Monsieur
and good Monsieur have a care the
honey-bag break not I would be loath to
have you overflown with a honey-bag
signore where's Monsieur mustard seed
ready
give me your fist miss your mustard seed
pray
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leave your courtesy cook Monsieur what's
your well hmm nothing but to help peas
blossom to scratch I must to the barbers
Monsieur for methinks a marvelous hairy
about the face and I am such a tender
ass if my hair do but tickle me I must
scratch what wilt thou hear some music
my sweet love I have a reasonable good
eerie music let's have the tongs in the
bone no say sweet love without desirous
to eat truly a peck of provender mm-hmm
oh I could munch your good dry oats
methinks I have a great desire to a
bottle of hay good sweet eh I have a
venturous fairy shalt seek the squirrels
hoard and fetch the noon and full of
dried peas
but pray 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
arms fairies begone and be always away
so does the woodbine the sweet
honeysuckle gently in twists the female
ivy so enrings the barky fingers of the
eye
welcome good Robin seest thou this sweet
sight his dotage now I do begin to pity
for meeting him of late behind the wood
seeking sweet favors for this hateful
fool
I did not braid him and fall out with
him for he his hairy temples then had
rounded with a coronet of fresh and
fragrant flowers and that same deal
which sometime when the bards was wont
to swell like round at orient pearls
stood now within the pretty flower its
eyes like tears that did their own
disgraceful wail when I had my pleasure
taunted him and he a mile tongues begged
my patience I then did ask of him his
changeling child which straight he gave
me and it's very scent to bang to my
Bower and fairyland and now I have the
boy I will undo this hateful
imperfection of his eyes and gentle puck
take this transformed scalp from us the
head of this Athenian Swain that he
awaking when the other do may all to
Athens back again repair and think no
more on this night accidents but as the
fierce vexation of a dream but first
I will release the fairy King be as loud
wants to be see as those works to see
Diane's bard a Cupid's flower have such
force and blessed power now my Oberon
wake you my sweet case titania what
visions have I seen
methought I was enamored of an ass there
lies your love
how came these things to pass Robin take
off this head over on Music Hall and
strike more dead than common sleep of
all these 5% music hope music such as
charm asleep when thou wak'st with thine
own fools eyes peep sound music come my
king take hands with me and rock the
ground whereon these sleepers be
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I can see clear
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now thou undying new in Amity and will
tomorrow midnight solemnly dance in Duke
Theseus house triumphantly and blessed
to all fair prosperity there shall the
pairs of faithful lovers be wedded with
Theseus all in jority hurry Queen attend
and ma I do hear the morning laughs
there my king in silence sad trip me
after nights shade we the globe can
compass soon swifter than the wandering
moon come my queen and in our flight
tell me how it came this night that I
sleeping here was found with this mortal
on the ground
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it's gonna be
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one of you find out the Forester for now
our observation is performed and since
we have the favored of the day my love
shall hear the music of my hounds
uncouple in the Western Valley let them
go
I'm capital in the west and we will
sweet queen up to the mountains top to
mark the musical confusion of hounds and
echo in conjunction
I was with Hercules and Cadmus once when
any would have Crete they bade the bear
with hounds of Sparta never did I hear
such gallant chiding for besides the
Groves the skies the fountain to every
region near seemed all one mutual cry I
never heard so musicologist quote such
sweet
Thunder my hounds are bred out of the
Spartan kind so fluid so sanded in their
heads hung with ears that sweep away the
morning dew crook need and do lat
like the salient Bulls slow in pursuit
but matched in mouth like bells each
under each a cry more tunable was never
hollowed not shared with horn in Crete
in Sparta nor in Thessaly judge when you
hear
but so
what nymphs are these
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this is my daughter here asleep in
disguise and this Demetrius is this
Anana all new darts Alana I wonder if
they're being here together no doubt
they rose up early to observe the Rite
of May and hearing of our intent came
here in grace of our solemnity become
Egeus is this not the date of Hermia
should give answer of third choice it is
my lord good morrow friends st.
Valentine is parked begin these wood
birds butts to couple now 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 yet
fear no enmity my lord I shall reply
amazedly half sleep half waking but as
yet I swear I cannot truly say how I
came here but as I think for truly would
I speak and now to 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 enough
enough my lord you have enough I backed
the law the law upon his head they would
have stolen away they went to meet you a
vampire to have defeated you and me
what's my good lord
i watch not by what power but by some
power it is my love for 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
ere I saw Hermia but like in sickness
did I love this food but as in health
come to my natural taste and now do wish
it love it long for it and will
forevermore be true to it
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there lies your love
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fur lovers who are fortunately met of
this discourse we more will hear non
Egeus I will overbear your will for in
the temple by and by with us these
couples shall eternally be knit and for
the morning is now something worn our
purpose hunting shall be set aside away
with us to Athens three and three will
hold a feast in great solemnity
come the portal
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these things seem small and
undistinguishable like far-off mountains
turn out into clouds methinks I see
these things with parted eye when
everything seems level so methinks and I
have found Demetrius like a jewel mine
own and not mine it seems to me that yet
we sleep we dream do not you think the
Duke was here and bid us follow him why
then we are awake let's follow him and
by the way let us recount our dreams
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when my cue comes
call me and I will answer my next is
most fair Pyramus heigh-ho mistress
quince flute the bellows-mender it's not
the Tinker Starling God's my life stolen
hence and left me asleep
I have had the most rare vision
I've had a dream past the wit of man to
say what dream it was but a man is but
an ass if he will go about to expound
this dream let me know I was there is no
man kid so what about me though I was
and me thought I had them but but man is
but a patched fool if you were offered
to say what me thought I had the eye of
man hath not heard the ear of man hath
not seen a man's hand is not able to
taste this his tongue to conceive no his
heart to report what this dream was I
will get mistress quince to write a
ballad of this dream and it shall be
called bottoms dream and I'll sing it at
the latter end of the plane before the
Duke peradventure to make it the more
gracious I shall sing it at her death
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have you sent to bottoms house he came
home yes
out of doubt he is transported if we
come not then the play is marred it goes
not forward defeat it is not possible
you have not a man in all Athens able to
discharge Pyramus but he know he had
simply the best weight of any handicraft
man in Athens
yay and the best person to that is a
very terrible first voice you must save
pepper gone hey Pavo movies
god bless us a people worked neighbors
the truth is coming from the temple and
there are two or three lords and ladies
more married if that's what what gone
forward we don't be made o sweet bully
bottom must have been lost sixpence a
danger in his life he could not escape
sixpence a day if the Duke had not paid
him sixpence a day playing Pyramus or
behind he would have deserved six bits
of game playing Pyramus oh nothing where
are these that's where are these hearts
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neighbors neighbors neighbors I am to
discourse wonders well ask you know what
for if I tell you I am no true speak
button I will tell you everything right
is it not me well that I will say is
that the Duke don't get your power
together good strings to your bids new
ribbon co pumps meet presently at the
palace everyone look over his part for
the short and the long is our play is
preferred in any case let miss me have
clean linen let know her that plays the
lion pare her nails for they shall hang
out for the lion's claws and most dear
actors eat no onions nor garlic but we
are to utter sweet breath and I do not
doubt but here to say it is a sweet
comedy
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two strange my Theseus that these lovers
because we're more strange than true no
I never may believe these antique fables
nor these fairy toys but all the story
of the night told over and all their
minds transfigured so together more
witnesseth and fancies images and grows
to something a great constancy but
howsoever strange and admirable i here
come the lovers full of joy and mirth
joy gentle friends joy and fresh days of
love accompany your heart more than to
us wait in your royal walks your bald
your bet Cheers
the cup I want masked what dances shall
we have where is our usual manager of
month he and my TV CEO say what
abridgements have you for this evening -
will we beguile the lazy time but not
with some delight there is a brief how
many sports the right make choice of
which your highness will see further huh
the battle with the Centaurs to be sung
by an Athenian eunuch - the hot
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will none of that the riot of the Tipsy
bacchanals tearing a Thracian singer in
there ray
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that is an old device and it was played
when Ida Thebes came last to conquer up
the thrice three muses mourning for the
death of learning late deceased in
beggary
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that is some satire it's keen it's
critical it's not sorting for a nuptial
ceremony a tedious brief scene of young
Pyramus and his love Thisby very
tragical mirth
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merry and tragical tedious and brief
well that it spot ice and wondrous
strange snow actually find the Concord
of this disk or 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 in all the play there's not
one word act one player fitted and
tragical my noble Lord it is for Pyramus
their aim to kill himself which when I
saw a Hurst made my eyes water but small
merry tears the passion of loud laughter
never show what are they the two clipped
hard handed youth it's working Athens
here which never labored in their minds
till now and now have toiled their
unburied memories with this same play
against your milk jewels and we will I
have heard it is nothing
I will hear that
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well never anything can be amiss but
that simpleness and Duty tender II but
come take your places ladies I'm not not
to see wretched a surcharge and duty in
his service perishing I joined a sweet
you shall see no such thing he's just
they can do nothing in this car but
kinder we learn to give thanks for
nothing our sport will be to take what
they miss their so please your grace the
prologue is a dread letter approach if
we have been teased with our good will
that you should think we come not with
it but with good will to show our
simples skill that is the true beginning
of our ed consider then we come back in
despite we do not have as mind me
Kotetsu our true intentions
oh but yours in life we are not here but
you shouldn't repeat you the actors are
at hands and by their show you shall
know all that you are like to know she
has played on that prologue like a child
on a recorder a sound but not in
government yes who isn't it music
gentles perchance you wonder at this
show then wonder on till truth make all
things plain
this is Pyramus if you would know this
beauteous ladies this he is
Satine this here with lime and
rough-cast does present law but vile
wall which did these lovers sunder and
through walls cheap horror songs they
are protect to whisper by the which let
no wonder
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you will know
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my a moonshine ball and love astray at
large his horse one hell they do remain
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I wonder if the lion betta speak no
wonder my lord one lion may when many
asses do in this same interlude it doth
befall that I one snout by name present
a wall such a wall as I would have you
think that ad in it a crannied hole or
chink through which the lovers Pyramus
and Thisby did whisper often very
secretly it is the wittiest partition
that ever I heard discourse my lord
Pyramus draws near the walls
o grim that night all night with you so
black all night which ever art when day
is not all night all night alack alack
alack 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 thou wall o wall o sweet
and lovely wall show me thy chink to
blink through with mine eyne
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thanks courteous wool jobs she'll be
well for this but let's see we're in the
round we're in the round
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but but what see I know Thisby do I see
Oh wicked wall through whom I see no
place cursed be thy stones being
sensible should curse again no no in
true so she should not deceiving me is
thisby's cue she is to enter now and I
am to spy her through the wall you'll
see you'll see it's a full patch as I
told you
yonder she comes Oh often hast thou
heard my moans for parting My Fair
Pyramus and me my cherry lips increased
our stones dye stones with lime and hair
knit up in thee I see a voice now will I
to the chink to spy and I can hear my
thisby's face this thing my love my love
I think think what I would I am thy love
His grace
unlike l'amanda and my trusty still and
fates me kill not shuffle us to purpose
what so true I said finish to Colchis I
to you Oh kiss me through the hole of
this vile wall I kiss the was hole
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monkey on exit or look thou at Ninny's
tomb meet me straightway tight like
comically thus have I wall my part
discharged its own and being done thus
wall away doth God this is the silliest
stuff I ever the best in this kind about
shadows and the worst know was if
imagination of it must be in your
imagination then and not well if we
imagine if we imagine that was the bend
and they do of themselves they could
pass for excellent act but here come two
noble beasts in a man and a lion you
ladies you 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 rice of Rodman then know that I
wants not to join an oh it's a hat
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yeah unfair or else no lion's down for
if I should add lion coming stripe into
this place to our pity on my life swing
another good courtesy the very best that
a beast of mine or that ere I saw it is
well let us listen to the moon
it's immersive
this Lantern doth the Horned moon
present suitable on the horns on his
head
this Lantern that the Hornet moon
present myself dude the man in the moon
do seem to be this is the greatest error
of all the rest the man should be put
into the lantern how else is it the man
in the moon he dares not come back for
the light in courtesy in all reason we
must stay the time hmm proceed moon
sorry oh that I have to say is to tell
you that the lantern is a moon
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I the man in the middle the stone was my
thornbush and this dog my dog it's why
all these should be in the lantern all
these are in the birds don't silence
this beat this is all these two legs my
love
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sweetening I thank thee for thy sunny
beams I thank thee moon for shining now
so bright for by thy gracious golden
glittering gleams I trust to take of
truest Thisby sight but stay o spite but
not poor Knight what dreadful dole is
here I do you see o dear thy mantle good
what stained with blood
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approach ye Furies fell quail crush
conclude and quell these passion and the
death of a dear friend we're gonna need
to make a man look sad Oh wherefore
nature didst thou Lions frame since lion
vile hath here deflowered my dear which
is which was the fairest thing that
lived that loved that liked that looked
with cheetah
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now am i dead now am I bled my soul was
in the sky tongue lose thy light moon
take thy flight Oh
mean take that right
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now die die die
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this is really good
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hotels moonshiners gamba thought this
becomes back and fighting another she
will find him by starlight and her
passion ends the play I hope she will be
brief asleep my love what dead my dog
Pyramus arise er speak speak
quit them dead dead - must cover thy
sweet eyes
these lily nips this cherry nose
these yellow cowslip cheeks oh god how
come novice make moon his eyes as green
as leeks o sisters three come come to me
come with hands as pale with milk lay
domingo since you are sure with shares
its fit of soup
tongue not a word come trusty sword
complete my breast imbrue
and farewell friends thus Thisby ends
Hadji Hadji and world - no I assure you
sir the wall is down that parted their
fathers and will it please you to see an
epilogue or to hear a bergomask dance
between two of our company oh no
epilogue I pray you for your play needs
no excuse not never excuse before when
the players are all dead then he's not
enough to be blamed marry if she that
riches had played Pyramus and hanged
herself with these beasts Carter would
have been a fine tragedy and trial and
so it was truly and notably discharged
have become your burger mask you don't
leave your epilogue alone neighbors
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is a daydream everything in my life a
wedding
bonkers
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I'm just
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Nigel told told nervous to bed tis
almost fairy time I fear we shall out
sleep the coming morn as much as we this
night of over watched this palpable
gross play at world the Garber heavy
gate of night sweet friends to bed
a fortnight toll we the solemnity in
nightly revels and Mew jollity
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hmm
now the hungry lion rods and the wolf be
howls the moon whilst the heavy plum and
snores all with weary tasks for dinner
now the WestEd brands do glow and the
screech owl screeching loud puts the
wretch that lies in wall in remembrance
of a shroud
now it is the time of night that the
graves Oh
getting wide everyone let's forth his
sprite in the church way past to glide
and we Furr who's that do run by the
triple hack each team from the presence
of the Sun following darkness like a
dream now for our lek not a mouse shall
disturb this hallowed house
I am sent with broom before to sweep the
dust through the house give gathering
light and by the dead and drowsy fire
every elf and fairy sprite hop as light
as bird from Brighton and this ditty
after me sing and dance it trippingly
first rehearse your song by wrote to
each word of warbling note hand in hand
with fairy grace shall we sing and bless
this place
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I do my arms are out into wee wee from
now until the break of day through this
house each fairy stray to the best fried
bed will we which by us shall blessed me
and the issue there create ever shall be
fortunate and so shall all the couples
three ever true and loving be with this
field you consecrate every fairy take
their gate and each several chamber
bless through this palace with sweet
peace and the owner of it blessed ever
shall in safety rest trip away make no
stay meet me all by break of day
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if we shadows have offended think but
this and all is mended that you have but
slumber'd here whilst 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 scape the Serpent's
tongue we will make amends ere long as
the POC a lion car so good night unto
you all and give me your hands if we be
friends and Robin shall restore amends
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me
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you