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other�察�whose med'cinable eye Corrects the ill aspects of planets evil�察�And
posts�察�like the commandment of a king�察�Sans check�察�to good and bad。 But
when the planets In evil mixture to disorder wander�察 �What plagues and
what portents�察 �what mutiny�察 �What raging of the sea�察 �shaking of earth�察�
Commotion in the winds� �Frights�察�changes�察�horrors�察�Divert and crack�察�rend
and deracinate�察 �The unity and married calm of states Quite from their
fixture� �O�察�when degree is shak'd�察�Which is the ladder of all high designs�察�
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The enterprise is sick� �How could communities�察�Degrees in schools�察�and
brotherhoods in cities�察 �Peaceful commerce from dividable shores�察 �The
primogenity and due of birth�察�Prerogative of age�察�crowns�察�sceptres�察�laurels�察�
But by degree�察�stand in authentic place�拭�Take but degree away�察�untune that
string�察 �And hark what discord follows� �Each thing melts In mere
oppugnancy�此�the bounded waters Should lift their bosoms higher than the
shores�察�And make a sop of all this solid globe�察�Strength should be lord of
imbecility�察�And the rude son should strike his father dead�察�Force should be
right�察 �or�察 �rather�察 �right and wrong´ Between whose endless jar justice
resides´ Should lose their names�察 �and so should justice too。 Then
everything includes itself in power�察�Power into will�察�will into appetite�察�And
appetite�察�an universal wolf�察�So doubly seconded with will and power�察�Must
make perforce an universal prey�察 �And last eat up himself。 Great
Agamemnon�察�This chaos�察�when degree is suffocate�察�Follows the choking。
And this neglection of degree it is That by a pace goes backward�察�with a
purpose It hath to climb。 The general's disdain'd By him one step below�察�
he by the next�察�That next by him beneath�察�so ever step�察�Exampl'd by the
first pace that is sick Of his superior�察�grows to an envious fever Of pale
and bloodless emulation。 And 'tis this fever that keeps Troy on foot�察�Not
her own sinews。 To end a tale of length�察�Troy in our weakness stands�察�not
in her strength。 NESTOR。 Most wisely hath Ulysses here discover'd The
fever whereof all our power is sick。 AGAMEMNON。 The nature of the
sickness found�察 �Ulysses�察 �What is the remedy�拭 �ULYSSES。 The great
Achilles�察�whom opinion crowns The sinew and the forehand of our host�察�
Having his ear full of his airy fame�察�Grows dainty of his worth�察�and in his
tent Lies mocking our designs�察 �with him Patroclus Upon a lazy bed the
livelong day Breaks scurril jests�察�And with ridiculous and awkward action´
Which�察 �slanderer�察 �he imitation calls´ He pageants us。 Sometime�察 �great
Agamemnon�察 �Thy topless deputation he puts on�察 �And like a strutting
player whose conceit Lies in his hamstring�察�and doth think it rich To hear
the wooden dialogue and sound 'Twixt his stretch'd footing and the
scaffoldage´ Such to´be´pitied and o'er´wrested seeming He acts thy
greatness in�察�and when he speaks 'Tis like a chime a´mending�察�with terms
unsquar'd�察 �Which�察 �from the tongue of roaring Typhon dropp'd�察 �Would
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seem hyperboles。 At this fusty stuff The large Achilles�察�on his press'd bed
lolling�察�From his deep chest laughs out a loud applause�察�Cries 'Excellent� �
'tis Agamemnon just。 Now play me Nestor�察�hem�察�and stroke thy beard�察�As
he being drest to some oration。' That's done´as near as the extremest ends
Of parallels�察 �as like Vulcan and his wife�察 �Yet god Achilles still cries
'Excellent� �'Tis Nestor right。 Now play him me�察 �Patroclus�察 �Arming to
answer in a night alarm。' And then�察�forsooth�察�the faint defects of age Must
be the scene of mirth�此�to cough and spit And�察�with a palsy´fumbling on his
gorget�察�Shake in and out the rivet。 And at this sport Sir Valour dies�察�cries
'O�察�enough�察�Patroclus�察�Or give me ribs of steel� �I shall split all In pleasure
of my spleen。' And in this fashion All our abilities�察�gifts�察�natures�察�shapes�察�
Severals and generals of grace exact�察 �Achievements�察 �plots�察 �orders�察�
preventions�察�Excitements to the field or speech for truce�察�Success or loss�察�
what is or is not�察 �serves As stuff for these two to make paradoxes。
NESTOR。 And in the imitation of these twain´ Who�察 �as Ulysses says�察�
opinion crowns With an imperial voice´many are infect。 Ajax is grown
self´will'd and bears his head In such a rein�察�in full as proud a place As
broad Achilles�察�keeps his tent like him�察�Makes factious feasts�察�rails on our
state of war Bold as an oracle�察�and sets Thersites�察�A slave whose gall coins
slanders like a mint�察�To match us in comparisons with dirt�察�To weaken and
discredit our exposure�察 �How rank soever rounded in with danger。
ULYSSES。 They tax our policy and call it cowardice�察�Count wisdom as no
member of the war�察 �Forestall prescience�察 �and esteem no act But that of
hand。 The still and mental parts That do contrive how many hands shall
strike When fitness calls them on�察 �and know�察 �by measure Of their
observant toil�察�the enemies' weight´ Why�察�this hath not a finger's dignity�此�
They call this bed´work�察�mapp'ry�察�closet´war�察�So that the ram that batters
down the wall�察�For the great swinge and rudeness of his poise�察�They place
before his hand that made the engine�察�Or those that with the fineness of
their souls By reason guide his execution。 NESTOR。 Let this be granted�察�
and Achilles' horse Makes many Thetis' sons。 ��Tucket�А�AGAMEMNON。
What trumpet�拭�Look�察�Menelaus。 MENELAUS。 From Troy。
Enter AENEAS
AGAMEMNON。 What would you fore our tent�拭�AENEAS。 Is this
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great Agamemnon's tent�察 �I pray you�拭 �AGAMEMNON。 Even this。
AENEAS。 May one that is a herald and a prince Do a fair message to his
kingly eyes�拭�AGAMEMNON。 With surety stronger than Achilles' an Fore
all the Greekish heads�察�which with one voice Call Agamemnon head and
general。 AENEAS。 Fair leave and large security。 How may A stranger to
those most imperial looks Know them from eyes of other mortals�拭�
AGAMEMNON。 How�拭�AENEAS。 Ay�察�I ask�察�that I might waken reverence�察�
And bid the cheek be ready with a blush Modest as Morning when she
coldly eyes The youthful Phoebus。 Which is that god in office�察 �guiding
men�拭�Which is the high and mighty Agamemnon�拭�AGAMEMNON。 This
Troyan scorns us�察�or the men of Troy Are ceremonious courtiers。 AENEAS。
Courtiers as free�察 �as debonair�察 �unarm'd�察 �As bending angels�察 �that's their
fame in peace。 But when they would seem soldiers�察�they have galls�察�Good
arms�察 �strong joints�察 �true swords�察 �and�察 �Jove's accord�察 �Nothing so full of
heart。 But peace�察�Aeneas�察 �Peace�察�Troyan�察�lay thy finger on thy lips。 The
worthiness of praise distains his worth�察�If that the prais'd himself bring the
praise forth�察 �But what the repining enemy commends�察�That breath fame
blows�察�that praise�察�sole pure�察�transcends。 AGAMEMNON。 Sir�察�you of Troy�察�
call you yourself Aeneas�拭 �AENEAS。 Ay�察 �Greek�察 �that is my name。
AGAMEMNON。 What's your affair�察 �I pray you�拭�AENEAS。 Sir�察 �pardon�察�
'tis for Agamemnon's ears。 AGAMEMNON。 He hears nought privately
that comes from Troy。 AENEAS。 Nor I from Troy come not to whisper
with him�察 �I bring a trumpet to awake his ear�察 �To set his sense on the
attentive bent�察�And then to speak。 AGAMEMNON。 Speak frankly as the
wind�察�It is not Agamemnon's sleeping hour。 That thou shalt know�察�Troyan�察�
he is awake�察�He tells thee so himself。 AENEAS。 Trumpet�察�blow loud�察�Send
thy brass voice through all these lazy tents�察�And every Greek of mettle�察�let
him know What Troy means fairly shall be spoke aloud。 ��Sound trumpet�А�
We have�察�great Agamemnon�察�here in Troy A prince called Hector´Priam is
his father´ Who in this dull and long´continued truce Is resty grown�察�he
bade me take a trumpet And to this purpose speak�此�Kings�察�princes�察�lords� �If
there be one among the fair'st of Greece That holds his honour higher than
his ease�察�That seeks his praise more than he fears his peril�察�That knows his
valour and knows not his fear�察 �That loves his mistress more than in
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confession With truant vows to her own lips he loves�察�And dare avow her
beauty and her worth In other arms than hers´to him this challenge。 Hector�察�
in view of Troyans and of Greeks�察�Shall make it good or do his best to do
it�此�He hath a lady wiser�察�fairer�察�truer�察�Than ever Greek did couple in his
arms�察�And will to´morrow with his trumpet call Mid´way between your
tents and walls of Troy To rouse a Grecian that is true in love。 If any come�察�
Hector shall honour him�察�If none�察�he'll say in Troy�察�when he retires�察�The
Grecian dames are sunburnt and not worth The splinter of a lance。 Even so
much。 AGAMEMNON。 This shall be told our lovers�察 �Lord Aeneas。 If
none of them have soul in su
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