Much Ado About Nothing
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Now, divine air.
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Now is his soul ravished!
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Is it not strange that sheeps' guts
should hale souls out of men's bodies?

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"Sigh no more, ladies
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"Sigh no more
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"Men were deceivers ever
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"One foot in sea
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"and one on shore
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"To one thing constant never
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"Then sigh not so
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"but let them go
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"And be you blithe
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"and bonny
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"Converting all your sounds of woe
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"Into Hey nonny, nonny
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"Sing no more ditties
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"Of dumps so dull and heavy
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"The fraud of men
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"was ever so
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"Since summer
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"first was leafy
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"Then sigh not so
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"but let them go
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"And be you blithe and bonny
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"Converting all
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"your sounds of woe
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"Into Hey nonny, nonny"
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-By my troth, a good song.
-And an ill singer, my lord.


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