《history of troilus and cressida(特洛埃勒斯与克雷雪达)》

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AENEAS。        My    lord;  you   do   discomfort    all  the  host。  TROILUS。       You 

understand me not that tell me so。 I do not speak of flight; of fear of death; 

But   dare    all  imminence   that    gods   and   men   Address     their  dangers   in。 

Hector is gone。 Who shall tell Priam so; or Hecuba? Let him that will a 

screech…owl   aye   be   call'd   Go   in   to   Troy;   and   say   there   'Hector's   dead。' 

There is a word will Priam turn to stone; Make wells and Niobes of the 

maids and wives; Cold statues of the youth; and; in a word; Scare Troy out 

of itself。 But; march away; Hector is dead; there is no more to say。 Stay yet。 

You vile abominable tents; Thus proudly pight upon our Phrygian plains; 

Let Titan rise as early as he dare; I'll through and through you。 And; thou 

great…siz'd coward; No space of earth shall sunder our two hates; I'll haunt 

thee like a wicked conscience still; That mouldeth goblins swift as frenzy's 

thoughts。 Strike a free march to Troy。 With comfort go; Hope of revenge 

shall hide our inward woe。 

       Enter PANDARUS 

       PANDARUS。   But   hear   you;   hear   you!   TROILUS。   Hence;   broker… 

lackey。 Ignominy and shame Pursue thy life and live aye with thy name! 

Exeunt   all   but   PANDARUS   PANDARUS。               A   goodly   medicine   for   my 

aching bones! world! world! thus is the poor agent despis'd! traitors and 

bawds;   how   earnestly   are   you   set   a   work;   and   how   ill   requited!   Why 

should our endeavour be so lov'd; and the performance so loathed? What 

verse for it? What instance for it? Let me see… 

       Full merrily the humble…bee doth sing Till he hath lost his honey and 



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his sting; And being once subdu'd in armed trail; Sweet honey and sweet 

notes together fail。 

       Good traders in the flesh; set this in your painted cloths。 As many as 

be here of pander's hall; Your eyes; half out; weep out at Pandar's fall; Or; 

if you cannot weep; yet give some groans; Though not for me; yet for your 

aching     bones。   Brethren    and   sisters  of  the  hold…door     trade;  Some    two 

months hence my will shall here be made。 It should be now; but that my 

fear   is   this;   Some   galled   goose   of   Winchester   would   hiss。   Till   then   I'll 

sweat and seek about for eases; And at that time bequeath you my diseases。 

Exit 

     THE END 



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