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history of troilus and cressida(蒙代娃責帽嚥針跡僣器)-及14何蛍
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other�察�must poorly sell ourselves With the rude brevity and discharge of
one。 Injurious time now with a robber's haste Crams his rich thievery up�察�
he knows not how。 As many farewells as be stars in heaven�察�With distinct
breath and consign'd kisses to them�察�He fumbles up into a loose adieu�察�And
scants us with a single famish'd kiss�察 �Distasted with the salt of broken
tears。 AENEAS。 ��Within�А �My lord�察 �is the lady ready�拭 �TROILUS。 Hark� �
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you are call'd。 Some say the Genius so Cries 'Come' to him that instantly
must die。 Bid them have patience�察 �she shall come anon。 PANDARUS。
Where are my tears�拭�Rain�察�to lay this wind�察�or my heart will be blown up
by th' root�拭�Exit CRESSIDA。 I must then to the Grecians�拭�TROILUS。 No
remedy。 CRESSIDA。 A woeful Cressid 'mongst the merry Greeks� �When
shall we see again�拭 �TROILUS。 Hear me�察 �my love。 Be thou but true of
heart´ CRESSIDA。 I true� �how now� �What wicked deem is this�拭�
TROILUS。 Nay�察�we must use expostulation kindly�察�For it is parting from
us。 I speak not 'Be thou true' as fearing thee�察�For I will throw my glove to
Death himself That there's no maculation in thy heart�察�But 'Be thou true'
say I to fashion in My sequent protestation�此�be thou true�察�And I will see
thee。 CRESSIDA。 O�察�you shall be expos'd�察�my lord�察�to dangers As infinite
as imminent� �But I'll be true。 TROILUS。 And I'll grow friend with danger。
Wear this sleeve。 CRESSIDA。 And you this glove。 When shall I see you�拭�
TROILUS。 I will corrupt the Grecian sentinels To give thee nightly
visitation。 But yet be true。 CRESSIDA。 O heavens� �'Be true' again� �
TROILUS。 Hear why I speak it�察 �love。 The Grecian youths are full of
quality�察�They're loving�察�well compos'd with gifts of nature�察�And flowing
o'er with arts and exercise。 How novelties may move�察 �and parts with
person�察�Alas�察�a kind of godly jealousy�察�Which I beseech you call a virtuous
sin�察 �Makes me afeard。 CRESSIDA。 O heavens� �you love me not。
TROILUS。 Die I a villain�察�then� �In this I do not call your faith in question
So mainly as my merit。 I cannot sing�察 �Nor heel the high lavolt�察 �nor
sweeten talk�察 �Nor play at subtle games´fair virtues all�察 �To which the
Grecians are most prompt and pregnant�察�But I can tell that in each grace of
these There lurks a still and dumb´discoursive devil That tempts most
cunningly。 But be not tempted。 CRESSIDA。 Do you think I will�拭�
TROILUS。 No。 But something may be done that we will not�察 �And
sometimes we are devils to ourselves�察�When we will tempt the frailty of
our powers�察 �Presuming on their changeful potency。 AENEAS。 ��Within�А�
Nay�察 �good my lord� �TROILUS。 Come�察 �kiss�察 �and let us part。 PARIS。
��Within�А�Brother Troilus� �TROILUS。 Good brother�察�come you hither�察�And
bring Aeneas and the Grecian with you。 CRESSIDA。 My lord�察�will you be
true�拭�TROILUS。 Who�察�I�拭�Alas�察�it is my vice�察�my fault� �Whiles others fish
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with craft for great opinion�察 �I with great truth catch mere simplicity�察�
Whilst some with cunning gild their copper crowns�察 �With truth and
plainness I do wear mine bare。
Enter AENEAS�察 �PARIS�察 �ANTENOR�察 �DEIPHOBUS�察 �and
DIOMEDES
Fear not my truth�此�the moral of my wit Is 'plain and true'�察�there's all
the reach of it。 Welcome�察�Sir Diomed� �Here is the lady Which for Antenor
we deliver you�察�At the port�察�lord�察�I'll give her to thy hand�察�And by the way
possess thee what she is。 Entreat her fair�察�and�察�by my soul�察�fair Greek�察�If
e'er thou stand at mercy of my sword�察�Name Cressid�察�and thy life shall be
as safe As Priam is in Ilion。 DIOMEDES。 Fair Lady Cressid�察 �So please
you�察�save the thanks this prince expects。 The lustre in your eye�察�heaven in
your cheek�察�Pleads your fair usage�察�and to Diomed You shall be mistress�察�
and command him wholly。 TROILUS。 Grecian�察 �thou dost not use me
courteously To shame the zeal of my petition to the In praising her。 I tell
thee�察 �lord of Greece�察 �She is as far high´soaring o'er thy praises As thou
unworthy to be call'd her servant。 I charge thee use her well�察�even for my
charge�察�For�察�by the dreadful Pluto�察�if thou dost not�察�Though the great bulk
Achilles be thy guard�察�I'll cut thy throat。 DIOMEDES。 O�察�be not mov'd�察�
Prince Troilus。 Let me be privileg'd by my place and message To be a
speaker free�此�when I am hence I'll answer to my lust。 And know you�察�lord�察�
I'll nothing do on charge�此�to her own worth She shall be priz'd。 But that
you say 'Be't so��' I speak it in my spirit and honour�察�'No。' TROILUS。 Come�察�
to the port。 I'll tell thee�察�Diomed�察�This brave shall oft make thee to hide thy
head。 Lady�察�give me your hand�察�and�察�as we walk�察�To our own selves bend
we our needful talk。 Exeunt TROILUS�察 �CRESSIDA�察 �and DIOMEDES
��Sound trumpet�А�PARIS。 Hark� �Hector's trumpet。 AENEAS。 How have we
spent this morning� �The Prince must think me tardy and remiss�察 �That
swore to ride before him to the field。 PARIS。 'Tis Troilus' fault。 Come�察�
come to field with him。 DEIPHOBUS。 Let us make ready straight。
AENEAS。 Yea�察�with a bridegroom's fresh alacrity Let us address to tend
on Hector's heels。 The glory of our Troy doth this day lie On his fair worth
and single chivalry。 Exeunt
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SCENE 5。 The Grecian camp。 Lists set out
Enter AJAX�察 �armed�察 �AGAMEMNON�察 �ACHILLES�察 �PATROCLUS�察�
MENELAUS�察�ULYSSES�察�NESTOR�察�and others
AGAMEMNON。 Here art thou in appointment fresh and fair�察�
Anticipating time with starting courage。 Give with thy trumpet a loud note
to Troy�察�Thou dreadful Ajax�察�that the appalled air May pierce the head of
the great combatant�察�And hale him hither。 AJAX。 Thou�察 �trumpet�察 �there's
my purse。 Now crack thy lungs and split thy brazen pipe�察�Blow�察�villain�察�till
thy sphered bias cheek Out´swell the colic of puff Aquilon'd。 Come�察�
stretch thy chest�察�and let thy eyes spout blood�此�Thou blowest for Hector。
��Trumpet sounds�А �ULYSSES。 No trumpet answers。 ACHILLES。 'Tis but
early days。
Enter DIOMEDES�察�with CRESSIDA
AGAMEMNON。 Is not yond Diomed�察 �with Calchas' daughter�拭�
ULYSSES。 'Tis he�察�I ken the manner of his gait�此�He rises on the toe。 That
spirit of his In aspiration lifts him from the earth。 AGAMEMNON。 Is this
the lady Cressid�拭 �DIOMEDES。 Even she。 AGAMEMNON。 Most dearly
welcome to the Greeks�察�sweet lady。 NESTOR。 Our general doth salute you
with a kiss。 ULYSSES。 Yet is the kindness but particular�察�'Twere better she
were kiss'd in general。 NESTOR。 And very courtly counsel�此�I'll begin。 So
much for Nestor。 ACHILLES。 I'll take that winter from your lips�察�fair lady。
Achilles bids you welcome。 MENELAUS。 I had good argument for
kissing once。 PATROCLUS。 But that's no argument for kissing now�察�For
thus popp'd Paris in his hardiment�察�And parted thus you and your argument。
ULYSSES。 O deadly gall�察�and theme of all our scorns� �For which we lose
our heads to gild his horns。 PATROCLUS。 The first was Menelaus' kiss�察�
this�察�mine´ ��Kisses her again�А�Patroclus kisses you。 MENELAUS。 O�察�this
is trim� �PATROCLUS。 Paris and I kiss evermore for him。 MENELAUS。
I'll have my kiss�察�sir。 Lady�察�by your leave。 CRESSIDA。 In kissing�察�do you
render or receive�拭 �PATROCLUS。 Both take and give。 CRESSIDA。 I'll
make my match to live�察 �The kiss you take is better than you give�察�
Therefore no kiss。 MENELAUS。 I'll give you boot�察�I'll give you three for
one。 CRESSIDA。 You are an odd man�察 �give even or give none。
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MENELAUS。 An odd man�察 �lady�拭 �Every man is odd。 CRESSIDA。 No�察�
Paris is not�察�for you know 'tis true That you are odd�察�and he is even with
you。 MENELAUS。 You fillip me o' th' head。 CRESSIDA。 No�察�I'll be sworn。
ULYSSES。 It were no match�察�your nail against his horn。 May I�察�sweet lady�察�
beg a kiss of you�拭 �CRESSIDA。 You may。 ULYSSES。 I do desire it。
CRESSIDA。 Why�察�beg then。 ULYSSES。 Why then�察 �for Venus' sake give
me a kiss When Helen is a maid again�察�and his。 CRESSIDA。 I am your
debtor�察�claim it when 'tis due。 ULYSSES。 Never's my day�察�and then a kiss
of you。 DIOMEDES。 Lady�察�a word。 I'll bring you to your father。 Exit with
CRESSIDA NESTOR。 A woman of quick sense。 ULYSSES。 Fie�察�fie upon
her� �There's language in her eye�察�her cheek�察�her lip�察�Nay�察�her foot speaks�察�
her wanton spirits look out At every joint and motive of her body。 O these
encounters so glib of tongue That give a coasting welcome ere it comes�察�
And wide unclasp the tables of their thoughts To every ticklish reader� �Set
them down For sluttish spoils of opportunity�察�And daughters of the game。
��Trumpet within�А�ALL。 The Troyans' trumpet。
Enter HECTOR�察 �armed�察�AENEAS�察 �TROILUS�察 �PARIS�察 �
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