of Troylus and Cresseda.
189194Cres. But how
should this man that makes me
smile, make
191196Man They
say hee ye
sterday cop't
Hector in the battell
192197and
stroke him downe, the di
sdaine and
shame whereof
193198hath euer
since kept
Hector fa
sting and waking.
196200Man Maddam your vncle
Pandarus. 197201Cres. Hectors a gallant man.
198202Man As may be in the world Lady.
199203Pand. Whats that? whats that?
200204Cres. Good morrow vncle
Pandarus.
201205Pan. Good morrow cozen
Cressid: what doe you talke of?
202206good morrow
Alexander: how doe you cozen? when were
203207you at Illum
? Cres. This morning vncle.
205208Pan. What were you talking of when I came
? was
Hector 206209arm'd and gon ere yea came to Illium,
Hellen was not vp
207210was
she?
Cres. Hector was gone but
Hellen was not vp
? 209211Pan. E'ene
so,
Hector was
stirring early.
210212Cres. That were wee talking of, and of his anger.
211213Pan: Was he angry
? Cres: So he
saies here.
213214Pan: True hee was
so; I know the cau
se to, heele lay about
214215him to day I can tel them that, & ther's
Troylus wil not come
215216farre behind him, let them take heede of
Troylus; I can tell
216217them that too.
Cres. What is he angry too?
218218Pan: Who T
roylus? T
roylus is the better man of the two:
220219Cres: Oh
Iupiter ther's no compari
son.
221220Pan: What not betweene T
roylus and
Hector? do you know
223222Cres: I, if I euer
saw him before and knew him:
224223Pan: Well I
say T
roylus is T
roylus:
225224Cres. Then you
say as I
say, for I am
sure hee is not
Hector.
227225Pan. No nor
Hector is not T
roylus in
some degrees.
228226Cres. Tis iu
st, to each of them he is him
selfe.
229227Pan. Him
selfe, alas poore T
roylus I would he were.
231229Pan. Condition I had gone bare-foot to India.
233231Pan. Him
selfe
? no? hee's not him
selfe, would a were him
- selfe,