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slides o'er the ice that you should break。 Exit PATROCLUS。 To this effect�察�

Achilles�察�have I mov'd you。 A woman impudent and mannish grown Is not 

more loath'd than an effeminate man In time of action。 I stand condemn'd 

for this�察�They think my little stomach to the war And your great love to me 

restrains   you   thus。   Sweet�察  �rouse   yourself�察  �and   the   weak   wanton   Cupid 

Shall from your neck unloose his amorous fold�察�And�察�like a dew´drop from 

the lion's   mane�察 �Be shook   to   airy air。 ACHILLES。  Shall Ajax   fight   with 

Hector�拭  �PATROCLUS。   Ay�察  �and   perhaps   receive   much   honour   by   him。 

ACHILLES。 I see my reputation is at stake�察�My fame is shrewdly gor'd。 

PATROCLUS。 O�察�then�察�beware�此�Those wounds heal ill that men do give 

themselves�察  �Omission   to   do   what   is   necessary   Seals   a   commission   to   a 

blank of danger�察�And danger�察�like an ague�察�subtly taints Even then when 

they    sit  idly  in  the  sun。   ACHILLES。        Go    call  Thersites    hither�察 �sweet 

Patroclus。 I'll   send the  fool   to Ajax�察 �and desire  him T' invite   the Troyan 

lords�察�after the combat�察�To see us here unarm'd。 I have a woman's longing�察�

An   appetite   that   I   am   sick   withal�察  �To   see   great   Hector   in   his   weeds   of 

peace�察�To talk with him�察�and to behold his visage�察�Even to my full of view。 

       Enter THERSITES 

       A   labour     sav'd�   �THERSITES。         A    wonder�     �ACHILLES。         What�拭�

THERSITES。          Ajax    goes   up   and   down     the   field  asking    for   himself。 

ACHILLES。 How so�拭�THERSITES。 He must fight singly to´morrow with 

Hector�察  �and   is   so   prophetically   proud   of   an   heroical   cudgelling   that   he 

raves in saying nothing。 ACHILLES。 How can that be�拭�THERSITES。 Why�察�

'a stalks up and down like a peacock´a stride and a stand�察�ruminaies like an 

hostess   that   hath   no   arithmetic   but   her brain to   set   down her   reckoning�察�

bites his lip with a politic regard�察�as who should say 'There were wit in this 

head�察�an 'twould out'�察�and so there is�察�but it lies as coldly in him as fire in a 

flint�察�which will not show without knocking。 The man's undone for ever�察�

for   if   Hector   break   not   his   neck   i'   th'   combat�察  �he'll   break't   himself   in 

vainglory。 He knows not me。 I said 'Good morrow�察�Ajax'�察�and he replies 

'Thanks�察�Agamemnon。' What think you of this man that takes me for the 

general�拭�He's grown a very land fish�察�languageless�察�a monster。 A plague of 

opinion� �A man may wear it on both sides�察�like leather jerkin。 ACHILLES。 

Thou   must   be   my   ambassador   to   him�察  �Thersites。   THERSITES。   Who�察  �I�拭�



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Why�察  �he'll   answer   nobody�察  �he   professes   not   answering。   Speaking   is   for 

beggars�此  �he   wears   his   tongue   in's   arms。   I   will   put   on   his   presence。   Let 

Patroclus   make   his   demands   to   me�察  �you   shall   see   the   pageant   of   Ajax。 

ACHILLES。 To him�察�Patroclus。 Tell him I humbly desire the valiant Ajax 

to   invite   the   most   valorous   Hector   to   come   unarm'd   to   my   tent�察  �and   to 

procure     safe  conduct    for  his  person    of  the  magnanimous       and   most 

illustrious   six´or´seven´times´honour'd       Captain    General    of  the  Grecian 

army�察�et cetera�察�Agamemnon。 Do this。 PATROCLUS。 Jove bless great Ajax� �

THERSITES。         Hum�    �PATROCLUS。        I  come    from   the  worthy   Achilles´ 

THERSITES。 Ha� �PATROCLUS。 Who most humbly desires you to invite 

Hector to his tent´ THERSITES。 Hum� �PATROCLUS。 And to procure safe 

conduct from Agamemnon。 THERSITES。 Agamemnon� �PATROCLUS。 Ay�察�

my     lord。   THERSITES。         Ha�    �PATROCLUS。          What     you    say   to't�拭�

THERSITES。 God buy you�察�with all my heart。 PATROCLUS。 Your answer�察�

sir。 THERSITES。 If to´morrow be a fair day�察�by eleven of the clock it will 

go   one   way   or   other。   Howsoever�察  �he   shall   pay   for   me   ere   he   has   me。 

PATROCLUS。 Your answer�察�sir。 THERSITES。 Fare ye well�察�with all   my 

heart。 ACHILLES。 Why�察�but he is not in this tune�察�is he�拭�THERSITES。 No�察�

but   he's   out   a   tune   thus。   What   music   will   be   in   him   when   Hector   has 

knock'd out his brains I know not�察�but�察�I am sure�察�none�察�unless the fiddler 

Apollo get his sinews to make catlings on。 ACHILLES。 Come�察�thou shalt 

bear   a   letter   to   him   straight。   THERSITES。   Let   me   carry   another   to   his 

horse�察   �for  that's  the  more   capable   creature。   ACHILLES。       My   mind    is 

troubled�察  �like   a   fountain   stirr'd�察  �And   I   myself   see   not   the   bottom   of   it。 

Exeunt ACHILLES and   PATROCLUS THERSITES。 Would the  fountain 

of your mind were clear again�察�that I might water an ass at it。 I had rather 

be a tick in a sheep than such a valiant ignorance。 Exit 



        



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                          ACT IV。 



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                             SCENE 1。 Troy。 A street 



     Enter�察  �at   one   side�察  �AENEAS�察  �and   servant   with   a   torch�察  �at   another�察�

PARIS�察�DEIPHOBUS�察�ANTENOR�察�DIOMEDES the Grecian�察�and others�察�

with torches 

       PARIS。   See�察  �ho�   �Who   is   that   there�拭  �DEIPHOBUS。   It   is   the   Lord 

Aeneas。 AENEAS。 Is the Prince there in person�拭�Had I so good occasion 

to lie long As you�察�Prince Paris�察�nothing but heavenly business Should rob 

my   bed´mate   of   my   company。   DIOMEDES。   That's   my   mind   too。   Good 

morrow�察  �Lord   Aeneas。   PARIS。  A  valiant   Greek�察 �Aeneas   ´take   his   hand�此�

Witness   the   process   of   your   speech�察  �wherein   You   told   how   Diomed�察  �a 

whole week by days�察�Did haunt you in the field。 AENEAS。 Health to you�察�

valiant sir�察�During all question of the gentle truce�察�But when I meet you 

arm'd�察    �as   black    defiance     As   heart    can   think    or   courage     execute。 

DIOMEDES。 The one and other Diomed embraces。 Our bloods are now in 

calm�察  �and   so   long   health�   �But   when   contention   and   occasion   meet�察  �By 

Jove�察�I'll play the hunter for thy life With all my force�察�pursuit�察�and policy。 

AENEAS。 And thou shalt hunt a lion�察�that will fly With his face backward。 

In humane gentleness�察�Welcome to Troy� �now�察�by Anchises' life�察�Welcome 

indeed� �By Venus' hand I swear No man alive can love in such a sort The 

thing   he   means   to   kill�察  �more   excellently。   DIOMEDES。   We   sympathise。 

Jove let Aeneas live�察�If to my sword his fate be not the glory�察�A thousand 

complete courses of the sun� �But in mine emulous honour let him die With 

every joint a wound�察�and that to´morrow� �AENEAS。 We know each other 

well。   DIOMEDES。We   do�察  �and   long   to   know   each   other   worse。   PARIS。 

This is the most despiteful'st gentle greeting The noblest hateful love�察�that 

e'er I heard of。 What business�察�lord�察�so early�拭�AENEAS。 I was sent for to 

the King�察�but why�察�I know not。 PARIS。 His purpose meets you�此�'twas to 

bring   this   Greek   To   Calchas'   house�察  �and   there   to   render   him�察  �For   the 

enfreed   Antenor�察  �the   fair   Cressid。   Let's   have   your   company�察  �or�察  �if   you 

please�察  �Haste   there   before   us。   I   constantly   believe´   Or   rather   call   my 

thought   a   certain   knowledge´   My   brother   Troilus   lodges   there   to´night。 

Rouse   him   and   give   him   note   of   our   approach�察  �With   the   whole   quality 

wherefore�察�I fear We shall be much unwelcome。 AENEAS。 That I assure 



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you�此  �Troilus   had   rather   Troy   were   borne   to   Greece   Than   Cressid   borne 

from Troy。 PARIS。 There is no help�察�The bitter disposition of the time Will 

have it so。 On�察�lord�察�we'll follow you。 AENEAS。 Good morrow�察�all。 Exit 

with servant PARIS。 And tell me�察�noble Diomed´faith�察�tell me true�察�Even 

in the soul of sound good´fellowship´ Who in your thoughts deserves fair 

Helen best�察�Myself or Menelaus�拭�DIOMEDES。 Both alike�此�He merits well 

to have her that doth seek her�察�Not making any scruple of her soilure�察�With 

such a hell of pain and world of charge�察�And you as well to keep her that 

defend her�察�Not palating the taste of her dishonour�察�With such a costly loss 

of wealth and friends。 He like a puling cuckold would drink up The lees 

and dregs of a flat tamed piece�察�You�察�like a lecher�察�out of whorish loins Are 

pleas'd to breed out your inheritors。 Both merits pois'd�察�each weighs nor 

less nor more�察�But he as he�察�the heavier for a whore。 PARIS。 You are to
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