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history of troilus and cressida(蒙代娃責帽嚥針跡僣器)-及18何蛍
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mass by the almighty sun�察�Shall dizzy with more clamour Neptune's ear In
his descent than shall my prompted sword Falling on Diomed。
THERSITES。 He'll tickle it for his concupy。 TROILUS。 O Cressid� �O false
Cressid� �false�察�false�察�false� �Let all untruths stand by thy stained name�察�And
they'll seem glorious。 ULYSSES。 O�察�contain yourself�察�Your passion draws
ears hither。
Enter AENEAS
AENEAS。 I have been seeking you this hour�察�my lord。 Hector�察�by this�察�
is arming him in Troy�察 �Ajax�察 �your guard�察 �stays to conduct you home。
TROILUS。 Have with you�察 �Prince。 My courteous lord�察 �adieu。 Fairwell�察�
revolted fair� �and�察 �Diomed�察 �Stand fast and wear a castle on thy head。
ULYSSES。 I'll bring you to the gates。 TROILUS。 Accept distracted thanks。
Exeunt TROILUS�察�AENEAS。 and ULYSSES
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THERSITES。 Would I could meet that rogue Diomed� �I would croak
like a raven�察�I would bode�察�I would bode。 Patroclus will give me anything
for the intelligence of this whore�察 �the parrot will not do more for an
almond than he for a commodious drab。 Lechery�察�lechery� �Still wars and
lechery� �Nothing else holds fashion。 A burning devil take them� �Exit
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SCENE 3。 Troy。 Before PRIAM'S palace
Enter HECTOR and ANDROMACHE
ANDROMACHE。 When was my lord so much ungently temper'd To
stop his ears against admonishment�拭�Unarm�察�unarm�察�and do not fight to´
day。 HECTOR。 You train me to offend you�察 �get you in。 By all the
everlasting gods�察 �I'll go。 ANDROMACHE。 My dreams will�察 �sure�察 �prove
ominous to the day。 HECTOR。 No more�察�I say。
Enter CASSANDRA
CASSANDRA。 Where is my brother Hector�拭 �ANDROMACHE。
Here�察�sister�察�arm'd�察�and bloody in intent。 Consort with me in loud and dear
petition�察�Pursue we him on knees�察�for I have dreamt Of bloody turbulence�察�
and this whole night Hath nothing been but shapes and forms of slaughter。
CASSANDRA。 O�察 �'tis true� �HECTOR。 Ho� �bid my trumpet sound。
CASSANDRA。 No notes of sally�察 �for the heavens�察 �sweet brother� �
HECTOR。 Be gone�察�I say。 The gods have heard me swear。 CASSANDRA。
The gods are deaf to hot and peevish vows�察�They are polluted off'rings�察�
more abhorr'd Than spotted livers in the sacrifice。 ANDROMACHE。 O�察�be
persuaded� �Do not count it holy To hurt by being just。 It is as lawful�察�For
we would give much�察�to use violent thefts And rob in the behalf of charity。
CASSANDRA。 It is the purpose that makes strong the vow�察�But vows to
every purpose must not hold。 Unarm�察�sweet Hector。 HECTOR。 Hold you
still�察 �I say。 Mine honour keeps the weather of my fate。 Life every man
holds dear�察 �but the dear man Holds honour far more precious dear than
life。
Enter TROILUS
How now�察 �young man� �Mean'st thou to fight to´day�拭�
ANDROMACHE。 Cassandra�察 �call my father to persuade。 Exit
CASSANDRA HECTOR。 No�察 �faith�察 �young Troilus�察 �doff thy harness�察�
youth�察 �I am to´day i' th' vein of chivalry。 Let grow thy sinews till their
knots be strong�察�And tempt not yet the brushes of the war。 Unarm thee�察�go�察�
and doubt thou not�察�brave boy�察�I'll stand to´day for thee and me and Troy。
TROILUS。 Brother�察�you have a vice of mercy in you Which better fits a
lion than a man。 HECTOR。 What vice is that�察�good Troilus�拭�Chide me for
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it。 TROILUS。 When many times the captive Grecian falls�察�Even in the fan
and wind of your fair sword�察�You bid them rise and live。 HECTOR。 O�察�'tis
fair play� �TROILUS。 Fool's play�察�by heaven�察�Hector。 HECTOR。 How now� �
how now� �TROILUS。 For th' love of all the gods�察�Let's leave the hermit
Pity with our mother�察�And when we have our armours buckled on�察 �The
venom'd vengeance ride upon our swords�察�Spur them to ruthful work�察�rein
them from ruth� �HECTOR。 Fie�察 �savage�察�fie� �TROILUS。 Hector�察 �then 'tis
wars。 HECTOR。 Troilus�察 �I would not have you fight to´day。 TROILUS。
Who should withhold me�拭 �Not fate�察 �obedience�察 �nor the hand of Mars
Beck'ning with fiery truncheon my retire�察 �Not Priamus and Hecuba on
knees�察�Their eyes o'ergalled with recourse of tears�察�Nor you�察�my brother�察�
with your true sword drawn�察�Oppos'd to hinder me�察�should stop my way�察�
But by my ruin。
Re´enter CASSANDRA�察�with PRIAM
CASSANDRA。 Lay hold upon him�察�Priam�察�hold him fast�察�He is thy
crutch�察�now if thou lose thy stay�察�Thou on him leaning�察�and all Troy on
thee�察�Fall all together。 PRIAM。 Come�察 �Hector�察 �come�察 �go back。 Thy wife
hath dreamt�察�thy mother hath had visions�察�Cassandra doth foresee�察�and I
myself Am like a prophet suddenly enrapt To tell thee that this day is
ominous。 Therefore�察 �come back。 HECTOR。 Aeneas is a´field�察�And I do
stand engag'd to many Greeks�察�Even in the faith of valour�察�to appear This
morning to them。 PRIAM。 Ay�察�but thou shalt not go。 HECTOR。 I must not
break my faith。 You know me dutiful�察�therefore�察�dear sir�察�Let me not shame
respect�察�but give me leave To take that course by your consent and voice
Which you do here forbid me�察�royal Priam。 CASSANDRA。 O Priam�察�yield
not to him� �ANDROMACHE。 Do not�察�dear father。 HECTOR。 Andromache�察�
I am offended with you。 Upon the love you bear me�察 �get you in。 Exit
ANDROMACHE TROILUS。 This foolish�察 �dreaming�察 �superstitious girl
Makes all these bodements。 CASSANDRA。 O�察 �farewell�察 �dear Hector� �
Look how thou diest。 Look how thy eye turns pale。 Look how thy wounds
do bleed at many vents。 Hark how Troy roars�察�how Hecuba cries out�察�How
poor Andromache shrills her dolours forth�察�Behold distraction�察�frenzy�察�and
amazement�察 �Like witless antics�察 �one another meet�察�And all cry�察 �Hector� �
Hector's dead� �O Hector� �TROILUS。 Away�察 �away� �CASSANDRA。
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Farewell� �yet�察�soft� �Hector�察�I take my leave。 Thou dost thyself and all our
Troy deceive。 Exit HECTOR。 You are amaz'd�察 �my liege�察 �at her exclaim。
Go in�察�and cheer the town�察�we'll forth�察�and fight�察�Do deeds worth praise
and tell you them at night。 PRIAM。 Farewell。 The gods with safety stand
about thee� �Exeunt severally PRIAM and HECTOR。 Alarums TROILUS。
They are at it�察�hark� �Proud Diomed�察�believe�察�I come to lose my arm or win
my sleeve。
Enter PANDARUS
PANDARUS。 Do you hear�察�my lord�拭�Do you hear�拭�TROILUS。 What
now�拭�PANDARUS。 Here's a letter come from yond poor girl。 TROILUS。
Let me read。 PANDARUS。 A whoreson tisick�察�a whoreson rascally tisick
so troubles me�察 �and the foolish fortune of this girl�察 �and what one thing�察�
what another�察�that I shall leave you one o' th's days�察�and I have a rheum in
mine eyes too�察�and such an ache in my bones that unless a man were curs'd
I cannot tell what to think on't。 What says she there�拭�TROILUS。 Words�察�
words�察 �mere words�察 �no matter from the heart�察 �Th' effect doth operate
another way。 ��Tearing the letter�А�Go�察�wind�察�to wind�察�there turn and change
together。 My love with words and errors still she feeds�察�But edifies another
with her deeds。 Exeunt severally
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SCENE 4。 The plain between Troy and the Grecian
camp
Enter THERSITES。 Excursions
THERSITES。 Now they are clapper´clawing one another�察�I'll go look
on。 That dissembling abominable varlet�察�Diomed�察�has got that same scurvy
doting foolish young knave's sleeve of Troy there in his helm。 I would fain
see them meet�察�that that same young Troyan ass that loves the whore there
might send that Greekish whoremasterly villain with the sleeve back to the
dissembling luxurious drab of a sleeve´less errand。 A th' t'other side�察�the
policy of those crafty swearing rascals´that stale old mouse´eaten dry
cheese�察 �Nestor�察 �and that same dog´fox�察 �Ulysses ´is not prov'd worth a
blackberry。 They set me up�察�in policy�察�that mongrel cur�察�Ajax�察�against that
dog of as bad a kind�察�Achilles�察�and now is the cur�察�Ajax prouder than the
cur Achilles�察 �and will not arm to´day�察 �whereupon the Grecians begin to
proclaim barbarism�察�and policy grows into an ill opinion。
Enter DIOMEDES�察�TROILUS following
Soft� �here comes sleeve�察�and t'other。 TROILUS。 Fly not�察�for shouldst
thou take the river Styx I would swim after。 DIOMEDES。 Thou dost
miscall retire。 I do not fly�察�but advantageous care Withdrew me from the
odds of multitude。 Have at thee。 THERSITES。 Hold thy whore�察�Grecian�察�
now for thy whore�察 �Troyan´now the sleeve�察 �now the sleeve� �Exeunt
TROILUS and DIOMEDES fighting
Enter HECTOR
HECTOR。 What art thou�察 �Greek�拭�Art thou for Hector's match�拭�Art
thou of blood and honour�拭�THERSITES。 No�察�no´I am a rascal�察�a scurvy
railing knave�察�a
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