Famous historie of Troylus and Cresseid

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~ \At*m Why will he not vpon our faire requefl,
Vntent his perton.and (hare th ayre with vs
Vltf. Things ‘mail as nothing,tor;cqudts lake oncly,
He makes import ant poffeil he is wich gicattufTe,
And fpeakes not to himfcirc but with a pride.
That quarrels at feltc breath. Imagind worth,
Holds in his bloud fuch fwolne and hott difcpurfe,
That twixt his mentail and his a<fliue parts,
Kinsrdomd AchilUs in commotion f^ges,
And batters downchimlelfe. What fliould I fay,
He is fo plaguie proudjthat the death tokens ot it,
Crie no recouene. Let AUx go to h m,
De ire Lord,go you,and greetehim in his tent,
Tis laid he holds you wei!,and wiU be lead.
At \ ourrequeft a litte from himlelie.
VUrO Agamemnon let it not be fo,
Wceie ccnfeciate the fteps ihat makes,
When.they go from Achilles • llaall the ptoud Lord
That ba^s his arrogance with his owne feame.
And neucr fuffe s matter of fhc world
Enter his thoughts, faue fuch as doth reuolue.
And ruminate him-felfe : (ball he be wbtin pt.
Of that we hold an idol! move then hee,*'
No : this thrice worby an J right valiant Lord,
Shall not fo ftaule his palmenob!y acquird.
Nor by my wilLaflubiugate his merit.
As amply liked as Achillesxsby goingto
That were to enlard his fat already pride.
And adde more coles to Cancer when he burnes.
With entertaining great B
This Lord go to him. forbid.
And fav in thunder yichiUet go to him.
JVW?. O thisis well,be mbs thevaine ot him.
D,cm. And how his filence drinkes vp h.s apP'^'h *
jiia.'fl go to himiwith my armed lift lie puli'1,1 ,f|
AtomO no,you (liall not goe, r , .j-
^w.And he be proud with me,lie phe c his pnd ;
me £oe to him*
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rfi.T Not for the worth that hangs vpon our quarrell.
Max. A pahty ‘‘"o'*.
.r.a How be defenbes nim Idle.
Max Can he not be foci able. J
Vttf. The Ratten chides blackneffe.
Hee wUbe the phi'fitiomt hat ftould bee the pad-
.t ^ Aiax. And all men were of my tnmde.
' i^ZtldS^ttXuld cate fwotds firft?
A WtvoVd yow’d carry ha'fe.
tjiax. A would haue ten (hares; I will kneade him,
maVc him hippie hers not yet through warmet* ^
Nefl. Force him with praiers poure m,poure, hisamDit
r/# % Lord you feed to much on this diflike,
Neft. Our noble gcnerall do not do fo?
Voumuft prepare to fight without Acbults*
riitf: Why tis this naming of him do s him bar me.
Here is a man but tis before his face,I wilbe filent,
Nejl. Wherefore fhould you fo?
He is not emulous as s/ichtUcsis.
p'lijf.Know the whole world hcc is as valiant*
/iiax*A hoarfon dog that fh all,pal ter with vsthus, would
he\'ereaTioyan?
Nefl. What a vice were it in Aiax now*
r///* Ifhee were proude.
Diom. Or couetous of praife.
r/if. I or furly borre.
Diom. Or ftrange or lelfe affe<9:''d.
ritjf:Thank theheauens Lord,thou art of fweet compolure
Praife him that gat theevihee that gaue thee fuck: .
Fam’d be thy tutor,and thy parts of nature,
Thricefam’d beyond all thy erudition:
But heethar difciplind thine armes to fight,
let Ma^s dtuide eternity in twaine.
And giue him halfe,and for thy vigour:
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