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316308heires quoth hee, and one white, that white heire is my fa
- 317309ther, and all the re
st are his
sonnes.
Iupiter quoth
shee, which
318310of the
se heires is
Paris my hu
sband
? the forked one quoth
319311he, pluckt out and giue it him: but there was
such laughing,
320312and
Hellen so blu
sht, and
Paris so chaf't, and all the re
st so
322314Cres. So let it now for it has beene a great while going by.
324315Pan. Wel cozen I tould you a thing ye
sterday, think on't.
327317Pan. Ile be
sworne tis true, he will weepe you an'twere a
328318man borne in Aprill.
Sound a retreate. 329319Cres. And Ile
spring vp in his teares an'twere a nettle a
- 331321Pan. Harke they are comming from the
field,
shall we
332322stand vp here and
see them as they pa
sse toward Ilion, good
333323Neece do,
sweete Neece
Cresseida. 335325Pan. Heere, here, here's an excellent place, here wee may
336326see mo
st brauely, ile tell you them all by their names, as they
337327pa
sse by, but marke
Troylus aboue the re
st.
Enter AEneas. 339328Cres. Speake not
so lowde.
340329Pan. Thats
AEneas, is not that a braue man, hees one of
341330the
flowers of Troy I can tell you, but marke
Troylus, you
shal
342331see anon.
Cres. Who's that
? 345333Pan. Thats
Antenor, he has a
shrow'd wit I can tell you,
346334and hee's man good enough, hees one o'th
sounde
st iudge
- 347335ments in Troy who
soeuer, and a proper man of per
son, when
348336comes
Troylus, ile
shew you
Troylus anon, if hee
see me, you
349337shall
see him nod at mee.
350338Cres. Will he giue you the nod:
352340Crcs. If he do the ritch
shall haue more.
Enter Hector. 354341Pan. Thats
Hector, that, that, looke you that, thers a fel
- 355342low! goe thy way
Hector, ther's a braue man Neece, O braue
356343Hector, looke how hee lookes, theres a countenance, i
st not a
Pan: