HELENA. 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 sorrow's eye， Steal me awhile from mine own company. [Sleeps] PUCK. Yet but three？ Come one more； Two of both kinds makes up four. Here she comes， curst and sad. Cupid is a knavish lad， Thus to make poor females mad.
Enter HERMIA
HERMIA. Never so weary， never so in woe， Bedabbled with the dew， and torn with briers， I can no further crawl， no further go； My legs can keep no pace with my desires. Here will I rest me till the break of day. Heavens shield Lysander， if they mean a fray！ [Lies down and sleeps] PUCK. On the ground Sleep sound； I'll apply To your eye， Gentle lover， remedy. [Squeezing the juice on ***ANDER'S eyes] When thou wak'st， Thou tak'st 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 shown： Jack shall have Jill； Nought shall go ill； The man shall have his mare again， and all shall be well. Exit
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