28262663For Ile not kill thee there, nor there, nor there,

28272664But by the forge that stichied Mars his helme.

28282665Ile kill thee euerywhere, yea ore and ore.

28292666You wisest Grecians, pardon me this brag,

28302667His insolence drawes folly from my lips,

28312668But ile endeuour deeds to match these words,

28322669Or may I neuer--------- ----

28332670Aiax. Do not chafe thee cozen.

28342671And you Achilles, let these threats alone,

28352672Till accident or purpose bring you too't,

28362673You may haue euery day enough of Hector,

28372674If you haue stomack. The generall state I feare,

28382675Can scarce entreate you to be odde with him.

28392676Hect.I pray you let vs see you in the field,

28402677We haue had pelting warres since you refusd, the Grecians(cause.

28422678Achil. Doost thou entreate me Hector?

28432679Tomorow do I meet thee fell as death:tonight all friends.

28452680Hect. Thy hand vpon that match.

28462681Agam. First all you Peeres of Greece, go to my tent,

28472682There in the full conuiue we: afterwards

28482683As Hectors leisure, and your bounties shall

28492684Concurre together, seuerally entreate him

28502685To taste your bounties, let the trumpets blowe,

28512686That this great souldier may his welcome know. Exeunt.

28522687Troy. My Lord Ulisses, tell me I beseech you,

28532688In what place of the field doth Calcas keepe.

28542689Ulis. At Menelaus tent, most princely Troylus:

28552690There Diomed doth feast with him to night,

28562691Who neither lookes vpon the heauen nor earth,

28572692But giues all gaze, and bent of amorous view,

28582693On the faire Cresseid.

28592694Troyl. Shall I sweete Lord be bound to you so much,

28602695After we part from Agamemnons tent,

28612696To bring me thether.

28622697Ulis. You shall command me sir.

28632698But gentle tell me of what honor was

28642699This Cressida in Troy? had she no louer there

28652700That wailes her absence?