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much。 AGAMEMNON。 This shall be told our lovers�察 �Lord Aeneas。 If
none of them have soul in such a kind�察�We left them all at home。 But we
are soldiers�察�And may that soldier a mere recreant prove That means not�察�
hath not�察�or is not in love。 If then one is�察�or hath�察�or means to be�察�That one
meets Hector�察�if none else�察�I am he。 NESTOR。 Tell him of Nestor�察�one that
was a man When Hector's grandsire suck'd。 He is old now�察�But if there be
not in our Grecian mould One noble man that hath one spark of fire To
answer for his love�察�tell him from me I'll hide my silver beard in a gold
beaver�察�And in my vantbrace put this wither'd brawn�察�And�察�meeting him�察�
will tell him that my lady Was fairer than his grandame�察�and as chaste As
may be in the world。 His youth in flood�察�I'll prove this truth with my three
drops of blood。 AENEAS。 Now heavens forfend such scarcity of youth� �
ULYSSES。 Amen。 AGAMEMNON。 Fair Lord Aeneas�察�let me touch your
hand�察�To our pavilion shall I lead you�察�first。 Achilles shall have word of
this intent�察�So shall each lord of Greece�察�from tent to tent。 Yourself shall
feast with us before you go�察�And find the welcome of a noble foe。 Exeunt
all but ULYSSES and NESTOR ULYSSES。 Nestor� �NESTOR。 What says
Ulysses�拭�ULYSSES。 I have a young conception in my brain�察�Be you my
time to bring it to some shape。 NESTOR。 What is't�拭�ULYSSES。 This 'tis�此�
Blunt wedges rive hard knots。 The seeded pride That hath to this maturity
blown up In rank Achilles must or now be cropp'd Or�察�shedding�察�breed a
nursery of like evil To overbulk us all。 NESTOR。 Well�察 �and how�拭�
ULYSSES。 This challenge that the gallant Hector sends�察 �However it is
spread in general name�察 �Relates in purpose only to Achilles。 NESTOR。
True。 The purpose is perspicuous even as substance Whose grossness little
characters sum up�察 �And�察 �in the publication�察 �make no strain But that
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Achilles�察 �were his brain as barren As banks of Libya´though�察 �Apollo
knows�察 �'Tis dry enough´will with great speed of judgment�察 �Ay�察 �with
celerity�察�find Hector's purpose Pointing on him。 ULYSSES。 And wake him
to the answer�察�think you�拭�NESTOR。 Why�察�'tis most meet。 Who may you
else oppose That can from Hector bring those honours off�察�If not Achilles�拭�
Though 't be a sportful combat�察�Yet in this trial much opinion dwells�察�For
here the Troyans taste our dear'st repute With their fin'st palate�察�and trust
to me�察�Ulysses�察�Our imputation shall be oddly pois'd In this vile action�察�for
the success�察 �Although particular�察 �shall give a scantling Of good or bad
unto the general�察 �And in such indexes�察 �although small pricks To their
subsequent volumes�察 �there is seen The baby figure of the giant mas Of
things to come at large。 It is suppos'd He that meets Hector issues from our
choice�察�And choice�察 �being mutual act of all our souls�察 �Makes merit her
election�察�and doth boil�察�As 'twere from forth us all�察�a man distill'd Out of
our virtues�察 �who miscarrying�察 �What heart receives from hence a
conquering part�察 �To steel a strong opinion to themselves�拭 �Which
entertain'd�察�limbs are his instruments�察�In no less working than are swords
and bows Directive by the limbs。 ULYSSES。 Give pardon to my speech。
Therefore 'tis meet Achilles meet not Hector。 Let us�察�like merchants�察�show
our foulest wares And think perchance they'll sell�察�if not�察�the lustre Of the
better yet to show shall show the better�察�By showing the worst first。 Do not
consent That ever Hector and Achilles meet�察�For both our honour and our
shame in this Are dogg'd with two strange followers。 NESTOR。 I see them
not with my old eyes。 What are they�拭�ULYSSES。 What glory our Achilles
shares from Hector�察�Were he not proud�察�we all should wear with him�察�But
he already is too insolent�察�And it were better parch in Afric sun Than in the
pride and salt scorn of his eyes�察�Should he scape Hector fair。 If he were
foil'd�察�Why�察�then we do our main opinion crush In taint of our best man。
No�察�make a lott'ry�察�And�察�by device�察�let blockish Ajax draw The sort to fight
with Hector。 Among ourselves Give him allowance for the better man�察�For
that will physic the great Myrmidon�察 �Who broils in loud applause�察 �and
make him fall His crest�察 �that prouder than blue Iris bends。 If the dull
brainless Ajax come safe off�察�We'll dress him up in voices�察�if he fail�察�Yet
go we under our opinion still That we have better men。 But�察�hit or miss�察�
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Our project's life this shape of sense assumes´ Ajax employ'd plucks down
Achilles' plumes。 NESTOR。 Now�察 �Ulysses�察 �I begin to relish thy advice�察�
And I will give a taste thereof forthwith To Agamemnon。 Go we to him
straight。 Two curs shall tame each other�此 �pride alone Must tarre the
mastiffs on�察�as 'twere their bone。 Exeunt
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ACT II。
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SCENE 1。 The Grecian camp
Enter Ajax and THERSITES
AJAX。 Thersites� �THERSITES。 Agamemnon´how if he had boils full�察�
an over�察 �generally�拭�AJAX。 Thersites� �THERSITES。 And those boils did
run´say so。 Did not the general run then�拭 �Were not that a botchy core�拭�
AJAX。 Dog� �THERSITES。 Then there would come some matter from him�察�
I see none now。 AJAX。 Thou bitch´wolf's son�察�canst thou not hear�拭�Feel�察�
then。 ��Strikes him。�А�THERSITES。 The plague of Greece upon thee�察 �thou
mongrel beef´witted lord� �AJAX。 Speak�察 �then�察 �thou whinid'st leaven�察�
speak。 I will beat thee into handsomeness。 THERSITES。 I shall sooner rail
thee into wit and holiness�察�but I think thy horse will sooner con an oration
than thou learn a prayer without book。 Thou canst strike�察�canst thou�拭�A red
murrain o' thy jade's tricks� �AJAX。 Toadstool�察�learn me the proclamation。
THERSITES。 Dost thou think I have no sense�察 �thou strikest me thus�拭�
AJAX。 The proclamation� �THERSITES。 Thou art proclaim'd�察 �a fool�察 �I
think。 AJAX。 Do not�察�porpentine�察�do not�察�my fingers itch。 THERSITES。 I
would thou didst itch from head to foot and I had the scratching of thee�察�I
would make thee the loathsomest scab in Greece。 When thou art forth in
the incursions�察 �thou strikest as slow as another。 AJAX。 I say�察 �the
proclamation。 THERSITES。 Thou grumblest and railest every hour on
Achilles�察 �and thou art as full of envy at his greatness as Cerberus is at
Proserpina's beauty´ay�察�that thou bark'st at him。 AJAX。 Mistress Thersites� �
THERSITES。 Thou shouldst strike him。 AJAX。 Cobloaf� �THERSITES。 He
would pun thee into shivers with his fist�察�as a sailor breaks a biscuit。 AJAX。
You whoreson cur� 。�Strikes him�А�THERSITES。 Do�察�do。 AJAX。 Thou stool
for a witch� �THERSITES。 Ay�察�do�察�do�察�thou sodden´witted lord� �Thou hast
no more brain than I have in mine elbows�察�an assinico may tutor thee。 You
scurvy valiant ass� �Thou art here but to thrash Troyans�察 �and thou art
bought and sold among those of any wit like a barbarian slave。 If thou use
to beat me�察�I will begin at thy heel and tell what thou art by inches�察�thou
thing of no bowels�察�thou� �AJAX。 You dog� �THERSITES。 You scurvy lord� �
AJAX。 You cur� 。�Strikes him�А�THERSITES。 Mars his idiot� �Do�察�rudeness�察�
do�察�camel�察�do�察�do。
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Enter ACHILLES and PATROCLUS
ACHILLES。 Why�察 �how now�察 �Ajax� �Wherefore do you thus�拭 �How
now�察�Thersites� �What's the matter�察�man�拭�THERSITES。 You see him there�察�
do you�拭�ACHILLES。 Ay�察�what's the matter�拭�THERSITES。 Nay�察�look upon
him。 ACHILLES。 So I do。 What's the matter�拭 �THERSITES。 Nay�察 �but
regard him well。 ACHILLES。 Well� �why�察 �so I do。 THERSITES。 But yet
you look not well upon him�察�for who some ever you take him to be�察�he is
Ajax。 ACHILLES。 I know that�察�fool。 THERSITES。 Ay�察�but that fool knows
not himself。 AJAX。 Therefore I beat thee。 THERSITES。 Lo�察 �lo�察 �lo�察 �lo�察�
what modicums of wit he utters� �His evasions have ears thus long。 I have
bobb'd his brain more than he has beat my bones。 I will buy nine sparrows
for a penny�察�and his pia mater is not worth the ninth part of a sparrow。 This
lord�察�Achilles�察�Ajax´who wears his wit in his belly and his guts in his head´
I'll tell you what I say of him。 ACHILL
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