Chapter 9 second act

In front of Peggy's house in the first scene Enter Mrs. Page with the letter. Mrs. Page what!When I was young and beautiful, I never received any love letters. Has anyone written a love letter to me now?Let me see: "Ask me not why I love you; for love, though it uses reason as bait for lovesickness, never listens to reason. You are not young, nor am I; well Well, we love each other. You love flirts, and so do I; ha ha, that's especially true love. You love to drink, and so do I; aren't we made for each other? If a soldier's love can satisfy you, then Mrs Page , you may be content, because I have loved you. I would not say, have mercy on me, because that is not what a soldier should say; but I say, love me. Willing to go through fire and water for you, you Enter your faithful knight, John Falstaff." What a daring thief!O, wicked, wicked world!A guy who is about to die of old age wants to pretend to be a romantic!What the hell!What the hell did this drunk pick up on my conversation and dare to test me with it?I haven't met him three times yet!How should I tell him?At that time, God forgive me!I was just joking and laughing.Well, I'm going to make a statement in Parliament asking them to kill all those men.How should I revenge him?I had to let it out, it's a no-brainer, just like his intestines are made of pudding.

Enter Mrs Ford. Aunt Ford, Mrs. Page!I am coming to your house. Mrs. Page I'm going to your house too.You don't look very pretty. Mrs. Ford, I don't believe it, I should be flushed. Madam Page, I really don't think you look very pretty. Mrs. Ford Well, it's not pretty; but I must say, I could have made you see the rosy face.Ah, Mrs. Page!You give me an idea. What's the matter, Mrs. Page, sister? Mrs. Ford, elder sister, if I didn’t feel too embarrassed about this kind of thing, I would be rich and rich! Auntie Peggy, don't worry about his embarrassment and embarrassment, wouldn't it be nice to be rich?What's going on? ——Don't bother about what's embarrassing; what's going on?

Madam Ford, if I am happy to go to hell, I can be knighted. Mrs. Page what?You are talking nonsense.Sir Elle Ford!Now this kind of jazz is everywhere, you still don't need to change your title. Mrs. Ford, don't talk nonsense, read this letter; and when you read it, you'll know how I can be knighted.From then on, as long as I have eyes and can see the appearance of men clearly, I will always look down on those fat people.But in front of us, he never cursed the world, praised the chaste women, pretended to be so serious, and claimed that he would never do such absurd things again; I really want to swear for him, He said it with all his heart; but what he said and what he did were as different as holy hymns from dirty ditties.What gust of wind blew this whale, with its belly full of tons of oil, to the shores of Windsor?How should I revenge him?I think the best way is to pretend to perfunctory him, but never let him achieve his goal, until the fire of crime melts him in his own fat.Have you ever heard of such a thing?

You have a letter, Mrs. Page, and I have a letter, but with a different name!You don't have to wonder why you let yourself be looked down upon so lowly; please rest assured that this is your letter's twin--but let your letter be the boss, and mine be. Okay second child, I will never come to steal your position.I dare say he has already written a thousand of these letters, which are ready to be sent, if only he puts his name in the blank; perhaps there are more than a thousand, and ours is already a reprint.He will definitely engrave this letter into a block and print it, because he will put both our names on it, so it shows that he doesn't care what kind of nonsense he engraves.If I sleep with him, let a mountain crush me to death.Hey, you can find twenty greedy turtles, but not one decent man.

Mrs. Ford, why, these two letters are printed on the same type, with the same handwriting and the same words.What does he think of us? Mrs. Page I don't know; I can't believe myself when I see such a letter.In the future, I must pay attention to my actions, because if he didn't see some unruly things in me that I didn't know about, he wouldn't be so unscrupulous. Mrs. Ford, you said he has no fear?Hmph, I must tell him how powerful he is. Mrs. Page, that's what I'm thinking too.If I let him bully me, I'll never be a man again.We must avenge him.Let's meet him for a day, coax him into a rage, and then we will adopt a long-term strategy of luring the enemy, only let him smell the fish's smell, not let him taste the fish's taste, and make him salivate and hungry. Huo Lei Ming, eating up all his horses, until he sold all his horses to the owner of the Guardian Hotel.

Good day, Mrs. Ford, I am willing to do any evil thing to tease this bad thing, as long as it does not damage my own reputation.Ah, if my man sees this letter, that's all right!His jealousy is great. Mrs. Page Well, you see, he's coming, and so is mine; he's never jealous, and I never gave him a reason to be jealous; I hope he never will. Mrs. Ford, your luck is much better than mine. Aunt Peggy, let's discuss how to deal with this lustful knight.come over. (The two step back.) Ditto Ford, Bistor, Page, and Nim. Ford, I hope there will be no such thing. Pistol hopes are shaky on some things.Falstaff was thinking of your wife.

Ford My wife is not young anymore. Pistol, he plays with women, regardless of whether they are rich or poor, young or old, it is the same to him; as long as they are women, they are worthy of his appetite.Ford, you can pay attention to it. Ford is in love with my wife! Pistol is as hot as a fire in his heart.If you don't take precautions immediately, I'm afraid something will grow on your head in the future, and you will get an indecent title. Ford what title? Wang BaNa with horns on Pistol's head.goodbye.Thieves always act in the dark, so be sure to keep an eye on the door; otherwise, before summer comes, Guo Gong will call you from the branches.Come on, Captain Nim!Page, he's telling the truth, you can't believe it. (Down.)

FORD (aside) I'll have to bear with it and get this thing straightened out. Nim (to Page) It's true, I don't like lying.He sorry me in many places.He originally told me to give her the ghost letter, but even if I really have nothing to eat, I can live by my sword.In a word, he loves your wife.My name is Corporal Nim, and it is true what I say; my name is Nim, and Falstaff loves your wife.Let me eat that bread and cheese every day, I don't have such a good appetite; what can I say if I have an appetite.goodbye. (Down.) PAGE (narrator) "What's the appetite to talk," this guy is talking about something!

Ford: I'm going to find Falstaff. Peppa I've never heard such a rambunctious, airy fellow. If Ford finds out, hum. Page: I don't believe a dog like that, although the priest in town says he's a good man. What Ford said makes sense, hum. Page, my lady! Miss Page, where are you going? --I tell you. Aunt Ford, oh, my lord!What's on your mind? Ford, what's on my mind!What's on my mind?You go home, go. Mrs. Ford, really, you must be thinking some strange thoughts again.Mrs. Page, let's go. Hello Mrs. Page, please go first.Officer, are you coming back for dinner today? (Asides to Mrs. Ford) Look, who's that over there?We can ask her to bring a letter to that dirty knight.

Mrs. Ford, I thought of her just now, and it would be best to send her. Come on, sister-in-law Gui. Miss Page, are you here to see my daughter Ann? Mrs. Gui is right, how about our Miss Hao An? Come in with us, Miss Page, and see her; we've got much to tell you. (Exit Mrs. Peggy, Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Gui.) Master Pageford, what is the matter with you? Ford, did you hear what that guy told me? Page I heard; and what the fellow told me, did you hear? Ford, do you think what they say is reliable? Paige cares about him, these dogs!That knight is certainly not a good person, but the two people who said that he intends to seduce you and my wife are both his followers of Ge Tui. Now that they have nothing to do, they can say anything bad.

Ford, are they all his followers? Peggy yes. Ford that's all right.Does he live in the Guardian Hotel? Peggy is.If he really wants to hook up with my wife, I can pretend to be deaf and give him a chance to do it, and see what benefits he can get from her besides scolding her. Ford, I don't doubt my wife, but I don't trust her to be with another man.It is also dangerous for a man to trust his wife too much.My reluctance to wear a hijab is not something to just laugh about. Peggy, here comes our rowdy proprietor of the Guardian.He looked so happy, if he wasn't drunk, he must have some money in his pocket—— Enter the innkeeper and Xialu. Boss Paige, how are you? Shopkeeper, old fox!You are a good person.Hello, Mr. Judge! Xialu, I'm here, boss, I'm here.Good night, Mrs Page!Mr. Page, will you come with us?We have something new to watch. The shopkeeper told him, Mr. Judge; told him, old fox. There's going to be a duel between that Welsh priest, Hugh Evans, and that French doctor, Caius. Boss Ford, let me speak to you. What do you say, shopkeeper, my old fox? (The two stand aside.) Xia Lu (to Peiqi) Would you like to take a look with us?Our mischievous shopkeeper has fought their swords for them, and I believe have made appointments with them at two different places, for I've heard that the parson is a very serious fellow.Come, let me tell you what we're going to do. (The two stand aside.) Mr. owner and guest, don't you have a bit of trouble with my knight? No, absolutely not.I would like to give you a bottle of brandy, please let me go to him, tell him that my name is Brock, and that is just a joke to him. The owner is very good, my hero; you can come and go freely, do you think it is good?Your name is Barocco.He is a naughty knight.Everyone, let's go. Hello Xia Lu, boss, please lead the way. Page: I've heard that this Frenchman is very good at fencing. Xia Lu, what is this?When I was young, I really got a hand.In the past, those who paid attention to swordsmanship, one stood here, the other stood there, you stabbed like this, I swung like this, and there are all kinds of names, I can't remember clearly; but Mrs. Peggy , the most important thing is to see if you have the courage after all.To tell you the truth, I used to be able to make four tall men run away with their heads in their arms with a long sword. Shopkeeper hey, kids, come on!We should go! Hello Page, please go ahead.I don't like to see them fight, I'd rather hear them quarrel. (Exit the shopkeeper, Xialu and Peiqi.) Ford Page is a bold fool, he thinks his wife won't steal a man behind his back, but I can't take things so carelessly.He was there when my girl was at Page's, and I don't know what the hell they both did.Well, I'll investigate further; I'll pretend to try Falstaff first.If the result of the investigation shows that she has not done anything unruly, then I can rest assured; otherwise, I will not be kept in the dark by this pair of men and women. (Down.) Scene 2: Room 1 in Guardian Hotel Enter Falstaff and Pistol. Falstaff I will not lend you a cent. PISTOL Then with my sword I'll fight my way out.If you agree to lend it to me, I will definitely repay it in full in the future, and I will never default. Falstaff had nothing.I let you lose my face, and I never bothered with you; I used to plead for you and your accomplice Nim once, twice, three times, regardless of people's dislike, otherwise you would have been like a pair of gorillas The same, they were arrested and locked in an iron cage.I swear, against my conscience, to my respectable friends, that you are good soldiers, and good men; Didn't steal it away. Don't you, Pistol, also get a share?Didn't I give you fifteen pence? Falstaff bastard, one must reason; have I betrayed my conscience for nothing?In a word, don't pester me all the time, I'm not your gallows, what are you doing hanging by my side?Go; a knife and a bunch of people! ②Go back to your den of thieves!You won't deliver my letter, you bastard!Your reputation matters!Hmph, you shameless bastard!Even I want to protect my reputation is easier said than done!As for myself, sometimes I have no choice but to go out of my conscience and ignore my reputation to engage in sneaky deeds; The scolding guy, but he has to talk about his reputation!You won't deliver my letter, well, you bastard! Pistol I'm mistaken now, isn't that enough? Enter Robin. Lord Robin, there is a woman outside who wants to speak to you. Falstaff called her in. Come on, sister-in-law Gui. Mrs. Gui, how are you? Falstaff hello, sister-in-law. Mrs. Gui, please don't call me that. That's what Falstaff calls you Miss. Sister-in-law Gui, I can swear to you that I was a girl when I was born—in this regard, I am indeed my mother's daughter. Mrs. Fausta's family swears, and I don't believe it.What do you need to see me? Mrs. Gui, may I have a word or two with the Sir? Good woman Falstaff, if you could tell me two thousand words, I would listen. My lord Guise, there is a lady of Ford,--please come here again; I myself live at the house of Dr. Caius. Well, Falstaff, go on, tell me that Lady Ford— Mrs. Guilao is right--please come here again. Don't worry, Falstaff.There are no outsiders here, they are all our own family, and we are all our own family. Is it true Mrs. Gui?God bless them and take them as his servants! Well, Falstaff, tell me, lady Ford— Mrs. Gui, my lord, she is a good fellow.God, God!Your lord is a fair man!May God forgive you, and forgive us all! Mrs. Ford Stafford, say, Mrs. Ford— Hello Mrs. Gui, to put it bluntly, when she saw you, it was unbelievable, and she was simply fascinated by you; it was those officials with the best minds when the Queen visited Windsor. We, and you don't like her like this.To tell you the truth, those knights, gentlemen, and the best gentlemen in the big carriages went from one carriage to another, one letter after another, and one gift after another. Their bodies are scented with musk, they wear satin clothes embroidered with gold thread, their mouths are full of literary words, and they have the best wine and sugar. Any woman will be intoxicated by them, but the conscience of heaven and earth , she never blinked at them.To tell you the truth, people wanted to give me twenty yuan this morning, but I don't want this kind of money that they say is vague.To tell the truth, even if they called the first person among them, they would never ask her to have a drink with him; but there are all those earls, and the queen's entourage, who are thinking about her one by one. ; But the conscience of heaven and earth, she doesn't take them seriously. Falstaff But what did she say to me?To put it simply, my good matchmaker. Sister-in-law, she wants me to tell you that she has received your letter, and is very grateful to you for your kindness; she wants me to inform you that her husband is not at home between ten and eleven o'clock. Falstaff Between ten and eleven o'clock? Mrs. Gui is right, that's right; she said, you can come and see the portrait you know at that time, her man will not be at home.well!Speaking of her Mr. Ford, it's really annoying, a good lady, it's really unlucky to follow him; he is a very jealous man, and he always picks things up with her for no reason. Falstaff Between ten and eleven o'clock.Sister-in-law, please pay my respects to her, I will not miss the appointment. Aunt Gui, what you said is really good.But I have another letter to bring you, and Lady Page has asked me to send you my regards.Let me tell you in a whisper, here at Windsor she is a virtuous and dignified lady, who never forgets her prayers morning and evening.She wants me to tell you that her husband is at home more than he is away, but she hopes to find an opportunity.I never saw a woman like a man so much; I think you must have charms, really. Where is Falstaff, I am only slightly pleasing, how can I have any charm? Gui sister-in-law, you are very kind. Falstaff But I want to ask you one more thing, have the Fords and the Pages let each other know that they both love me alone? Mrs. Gui, that's a joke!How could they be so not shy to tell people this kind of thing?If there is such a thing, I will laugh to death!But Mrs. Page wants you to give her your little gift, for her husband is very fond of that boy; and in all goodness, Mr. Page is a good man.In Windsor, no one enjoys as much happiness as Mrs. Paige; she does what she likes, she does what she likes, she says what she likes, she has what she wants, she doesn't worry about food, she doesn't worry about clothes, she sleeps when she's happy, and sleeps when she's happy. When she gets up, she gets up, and everything suits her heart; but the conscience of heaven and earth is only due to her being a good person, so she has such a good fortune. In Windsor, she is the most kind-hearted lady.You must give her that child of yours, no one can but obey her. Well, Falstaff, that will do. Mrs. Gui must do this. You see, he can pass messages back and forth between the two of you; Let the child understand, because children should not know these bad things. They are no better than older people who understand world affairs and know right from wrong, so it doesn't matter. Farewell, Falstaff, and give them both my respects.You take the money first, and I will thank you again later. ——Son, go with this aunt. (Sister-in-law Gui, Robin exits with me) This news made me very upset. This female of Pistol is a carrier pigeon under the hand of Venus, wouldn't it be interesting for me to catch up with her, draw my bowstring, and shoot her down with one arrow! (Down.) Old fellow Falstaff, do you think such a thing can happen?Good for you!From now on, I will especially like your old skin.Will people really still take a fancy to you?After spending so much capital, are you now making a profit?Good skin, thank you.People think you are too fat, as long as you look fat, it doesn't matter if you are fatter! Bardolph took the wine glass. Lord Bardolph, there is a Lord Baroque below who wants to see you. He said that he would like to make friends with you, and he specially sent a bottle of white wine to quench your thirst. Falstaff Is his name Barrok? Bardolph is, my lord. Falstaff called him in. (Exit Bardolph.) I'll welcome a drink, White Rock or not.Ha ha!Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Peggy, have you really caught me?very good!very good! Re-enter Bardolph and Ford in disguise. Ford hello, my lord! Falstaff hello, sir!Do you have something to say to me? Ford has never met you before, so it is very presumptuous to disturb you like this. Falstaff is welcome.What advice do you have? ——Bartender, you go. (Exit Bardolph.) Lord Ford, nicknamed Barok, I am a gentleman who always likes to spend money freely. Falstaff has long admired!Lord Baroch, I very much hope that we will see each other often in the future. It would be a great fortune for me if Lord Meng would not give up and hand it over; but I dare not ask you to spend anything.To tell you the truth, my lord, I have some money with me at last. If you need it, you can ask me to take it at any time.People say that if you have money, Passepartout will lead you, otherwise I wouldn't dare to alarm you. Falstaff Yes, money is a good soldier, and it makes a man courageous. To tell you the truth, Ford, I'm here with a bag of money, because I think it's too cumbersome to carry, I want to ask you to help me, whether it's half or all, so that I can walk Also take it easy. Lord Falstaff Baroque, how can I be rewarded for nothing? If you are not too tedious, Ford, please listen to me patiently, and you will know that I still have to rely on my strength. Falstaff Speak, Mr. Baroque, I will be of service to you where I can. Lord Ford, I have always heard that you are a learned and sensible person, and seeing you today, you really deserve your reputation, so I don't need to talk nonsense to you.I am ashamed to mention what I am going to say to you, because it would be tantamount to declaring my own weakness; but sir, while you listen to me confess my folly, I beg you to reflect on yourself Just a moment, and then you'll see how easily a man falls into this error, and you won't blame me too much. Falstaff is very good, please go on. There is a woman from a good family in Fude. Her husband is named Fude. Falstaff Hmm. I have had her for a long time, and to tell you the truth, I have spent a lot of money on her; I pursued her with all my heart, and tried every means to find an opportunity to see her; not only did I buy many gifts for her, And spend money everywhere to find out what she likes to be given to her.All in all, I chased her just like love chased me, and I refused to relax for a moment; but after spending so much effort, I didn't get any reward at all. The huge price was only exchanged for a painful experience. Courtship is like catching a shadow, if you look at it before you, it is already dark." Falstaff Has she never promised you anything? Ford never did. Falstaff Did you never pester her for a promise? Ford never did. Falstaff What kind of love is your love then? Ford is like a mansion built on other people's land, because I misread the position and direction, and my hard work was completely in vain. Falstaff What do you mean by telling me this? Ford, please listen to me, and you will fully understand why I am here today.Some people said that although she pretended to be very well-behaved in front of me, she was very dissolute in other places, which has already aroused many people's gossip.My lord, my intention is this: I know you are a well-bred, well-spoken, well-connected gentleman, superior in position and character, your martial arts, your manners, your Knowledge, especially everyone admires it. You, Falstaff, are too proud! Ford, you know I'm telling the truth.I have plenty of money here, so feel free to use it up, you can use up all of my money, as long as you set aside some of your time to get this woman from the Ford family, try your best to use your romantic skills, She conquered it.It will be much easier for you to do this matter than anyone else. Falstaff Wouldn't it hurt you to give me your darling?I think it's too unreasonable for my brother to think like this. Ford, please understand what I mean.She relied on her pure and pure reputation as a cover, and although I was infatuated, I didn't dare to rape her; her brilliance was too dazzling, so I didn't dare to look up at her.But if I can get a hold of her, knowing that she's not sacrosanct, I'll be bold enough to do what I want; chastity, fame, a married woman, and a thousand things about her The plausible excuse can be completely overturned at that time.Sir, what do you think? Lord Falstaff Barlock, first, I will take your money honestly; second, let me shake your hand; third, I will pledge my own identity to you, if you will Determined, I am not afraid that Ford's wife will not fall into your hands. Oh, Ford, how kind of you! Falstaff I say she'll come to you. Ford Don't worry about having no money, my lord, it's all on me. Falstaff Don't be afraid that Mrs. Ford will refuse you, Mr. Barlock, it's all on me.To tell you the truth, she sent someone to ask me to meet her just now; when you came in, her messenger had just left.I'm going to see her between ten and eleven o'clock, because her jealous bastard man isn't home at that time.Come and see me tonight and I can let you know how I'm doing. Ford is very lucky to have known you.Do you know Ford? Falstaff Hum, the uncredible dead tortoise!Who knows this kind of thing?But I said he was "unlucky", I really wronged him, people said that this jealous bastard is very rich, so I was happy to hook up with his wife; I can use her as a key to open this bumba This is my real purpose. Ford I wish you knew that Ford, because if you knew him you could run away from him when you saw him. Falstaff Oh, that bastard who lives by art and sells salted butter!All I had to do was stare at him and it would freak him out.I will subdue him with a stick, and hang my stick on his cuckold hat as his nemesis.Don't worry, Mr. Bai Luoke, this kind of guy is not in my eyes, you can definitely sleep with his wife.You will come every day and night.Ford is a bastard, but look at me, Mr. Barlock, I'll give him a title, bastard and forgetful, he's a bastard and a bastard.Come early tonight. (Down.) Ford is such a heinous thief!My stomach almost burst from his anger.Who says this is my blind suspicion?My wife has sent him a letter to meet him at an hour.Who would have thought such a thing could happen?How unlucky to marry an unfaithful wife!My bed will be soiled by them, my money will be stolen by them, and others will laugh at me behind my back; this kind of suffering is not worth it to me, but I still have to listen to that adulterer insulting me in front of my face!It doesn't matter if you call me another name, Devil Yasha, it doesn't matter, but the tortoise who keeps talking about it!turtle!Forget it!This is the kind of name the devil would shake his head upon hearing it.Page was a nerd, a careless nerd, he would trust his wife, he wasn't jealous!Well, I can trust cats not to steal meat, I can trust our Welsh vicar, Master Hugh, to hate cheese, I can give an Irishman my schnapps, I can have a thief steal my horse but I can't rest assured that my wife will stay at home alone; if she is left alone, she will do everything possible to play tricks. It never stops.Thank God for my jealous temper!They agreed to meet at eleven o'clock, and I was to break their good business, spy on my wife's movements, take this blow on my chest to Falstaff, and make fun of Page.I'll be there right away, rather three o'clock early than a minute late.snort!snort!turtle!Forget it! (Down.) field near windsor for scene 3 Enter Caius and Wragby. Caius Legby! Legby has, sir. Caius Legby, what time is it? Master Wragby, the time appointed by Master Hugh is past. Caius hum, if he doesn't come, it's cheap for his dog's life; he's reading the Bible and praying, so he won't come.Well, Wragby, if he came, he'd be dead long ago. It's his cleverness, Lord Wragby, to know that if he comes he'll be killed by you. Caius Hum, if I don't kill him, I'm not a man.Draw your sword, Wragby, and I'll tell you how I killed him. Wragby Oh, my lord!I don't know how to use a sword. Caius dog, draw your sword. Legby slowly, someone is coming. Enter the Shopkeeper, Shiloh, Slender, and Page. Hello shopkeeper, old man! Hello, Dr. Shalucaus! Hello Paige, doctor! Slander Good morning, doctor! Caius One, two, three, four, what are you doing here? The shopkeeper watches you fight swords, watch you parry, watch you fight back; watch you jump on one side, watch you dodge on the other side;Is he dead, my nigger?Is he dead, my Frenchman?Ha, boy!How shall I say, my Roman god of medicine?My Great Greek Physician?My old friend?Ha, is he dead, my bad boy?is he dead Caius Humph, he's a bastard dog priest; he dares not show his face here. Shopkeeper, you are the marshal of the cesspool, the great hero of Greece, my fellow! Caius Prove to me, all of you, that I've been waiting for him six or seven hours, two hours, three hours, and he still hasn't come. Doctor Xia Lu, this is his insight; he heals people's souls, and you heal people's bodies. If you fight, isn't it against the purpose of your profession?Mr. Page, are you right in what I say? Master Peggy and Shaloux, you like to solve people's problems now, but you were also a good fighter in the past. Xia Lu is not it?Mrs. Paige, although I am old and easy to talk, my fingers still itch when I see someone draw a sword.Mr. Page, though we have been judges, and doctors, and priests, there is still something young about us; we are all born of women, Mr. Page. Peggy is exactly that, Master Shalu. Look, Monsieur Shroudpegg, I can't be wrong.Doctor Caius, I want to come and take you home.I have always advocated that everything can be resolved peacefully.You are a good doctor who understands the truth, and Master Hugh is a good priest who understands the truth and is very self-cultivated. Why should everyone be offended.Doctor Caius, you'd better go back with me. The owner is sorry, Mr. Judge. ——Let me tell you a word, Mr. Piss. ③ Caius Diao!What is this thing? The owner "piss" means "kind" in our British dialect, good man. God, Caius, so, compared to any Englishman I follow, it is the same "tricky"-the stinky dog ​​priest!God, I'm going to cut off his ears. The owner is going to beat you up, good man. Caius "beat up"!What does it mean? The shopkeeper is saying that he wants to compensate you. Caius God, I don't think he can do it without "beating me up"; God, I want him to beat me up. The owner, I want to "provoke" him and tell him to do this, or let him go! Caius took the trouble, I thank you. Shopkeeper again, good man—(narrating to Shloll and others) You and Master Paige and Master Slander take the road and go to Fraumer first. Is Master Pegshew there? Shopkeeper Yes, you go and see what he is complaining about there, and I will lead the doctor there from the alley.Do you think this is good? Xialu is fine. Peggy Xialu Doctor Slandkaus, let's go first, see you later. (Down.) Caius, if I don't kill this pastor, I'm not a human being; who told him to be troublesome, and said goodbye to Ann Page for a monkey boy. It's good for a person like the shop owner to let him die.Come, calm your anger, and walk with me in the fields, and I'll take you to Fraumer, where Miss Ann Page is drinking at a country house, and you may propose to her.Do you think my idea is good? Caius thank you, thank you, you are my good friend.I must introduce many good customers to you. I have seen their illnesses. Shopkeeper, if you help me like this, I will definitely "block" you from marrying Ann Page.Am I right? 卡厄斯很好很好，好得很。 店主那么咱们走吧。 卡厄斯跟我来，勒格比。 (same below.)