No Fear Shakespeare: Much Ado About Nothing: Act 4, scene ii

	FIRST WATCHMAN
	This man said, sir, that Don John, the Prince's brother, was
35	a villain.

FIRST WATCHMAN

This man said, sir, that Don John, the Prince's brother, was a villain.

	DOGBERRY
	Write down Prince John a villain. Why, this is flat perjury,
	to call a prince's brother villain.

DOGBERRY

Write down that Prince John is a villain. Why, that's flat-out perjury —to call a prince's brother a villain.

	BORACHIO
	Master Constable—

BORACHIO

Master Constable—

	DOGBERRY
	Pray thee, fellow, peace. I do not like thy look, I promise
40	thee.

DOGBERRY

Be quiet, you. I swear, I don't like the look of you.

	SEXTON
	(to Watch) What heard you him say else?

SEXTON

(to the watchmen) What else did you hear him say?

	SECOND WATCHMAN
	Marry, that he had received a thousand ducats of Don John
	for accusing the Lady Hero wrongfully.

SECOND WATCHMAN

That Don John had given him a thousand pieces of gold for wrongfully accusing the Lady Hero.

	DOGBERRY
	Flat burglary as ever was committed.

DOGBERRY

That's burglary, that is.

	VERGES
45	Yea, by Mass, that it is.

VERGES

Yes, by God, that it is.

	SEXTON
	What else, fellow?

SEXTON

What else did you hear?

	FIRST WATCHMAN
	And that Count Claudio did mean upon his words to
	disgrace Hero before the whole assembly, and not marry
	her.

FIRST WATCHMAN

I heard that Count Claudio meant to disgrace Hero in front of the whole wedding party and refuse to marry her.

	DOGBERRY
50	(to BORACHIO) O villain! Thou wilt be condemned into
	everlasting redemption for this.

DOGBERRY

(to BORACHIO) Oh, you villain! You'll be condemned to everlasting redemption for this!

	SEXTON
	What else?

SEXTON

What else?

	FIRST WATCHMAN
	This is all.

FIRST WATCHMAN

That's all.