:27:10
...but hear these ill news
with the ears of Claudio.
:27:18
'Tis certain so...
:27:21
...the prince woos for himself!
:27:26
Friendship is constant in all other things...
:27:31
...save in the office and affairs of love.
:27:37
This is an accident of hourly proof...
:27:40
...which I mistrusted not.
:27:46
Farewell, therefore, Hero!
:27:52
-Count Claudio?
-Yea, the same.
:27:54
-Come, will you go with me?
-Whither?
:27:55
About your own business.
:27:57
-The prince hath got your Hero!
-I wish him joy of her!
:28:01
Did you think the prince
would have served you thus?
:28:04
I pray you, leave me.
:28:05
Alas, poor hurt fowl!
:28:11
But that my Lady Beatrice should know me,
and not know me!
:28:15
The prince's fool?
:28:19
I am not so reputed.
:28:21
It is the base, the bitter disposition of Beatrice...
:28:24
...that puts the world into her person
and so gives me out.
:28:28
Well...
:28:30
...I'll be revenged as I may.
:28:34
Now, signior, where's the count?
:28:35
Troth, my lord, I found him here
as melancholy as a lodge in a warren.
:28:39
I told him, and I think I told him true...
:28:41
...that your grace had got the good will
of this young lady.
:28:45
The Lady Beatrice hath a quarrel to you.
:28:48
The gentleman that danced with her
told her she is much wronged by you.
:28:53
She misused me past the endurance of a block!
:28:57
She told me, not thinking I had been myself,
that I was the prince's jester...