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What does Dogberry think he’s saying, when he says he wishes he were as “tedious as the king”?

 What does Dogberry think he’s saying, when he says he wishes he were as “tedious as the king”?

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Tedious in this context means "rich". He tells Leonato that he serves Leonat and would give anything to him. 

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