of Troylus and Cresseida.
359346Pan: Is a not? it dooes a man heart good, looke you what
360347hacks are on his helmet, looke you yonder, do you
see, looke
361348you there, thers no ie
sting, thers laying on, takt o
ff, who will
362349as they
say, there be hacks.
363350Cres. Be tho
se with
swords.
365352Pan: Swords, any thing he cares not, and the diuell come to
366353him, its all one, by Gods lid it dooes ones heart good. Yon
- 367354der comes P
aris, yonder comes P
aris, looke yee yonder
368355Neece, i
st not a gallant man to, i
st not, why this is braue now,
369356who
said he came hurt home to day. Hee's not hurt, why this
370357will do
Hellens heart good now ha
? would I could
see
Troy- 371358lus now, you
shall
see
Troylus anon.
375361Pan. Thats
Helenus, I maruell where
Troylus is, thats
He- 376362lenus, I thinke he went not forth to day, thats
Helenus. 378363Cres: Can
Helenus fight vncle
? 379364Pan: Helenus no: yes heele
fight indi
fferent, well, I maruell
380365where
Troylus is; harke doe you not here the people crie
381366Troylus?
Helenus is a prie
st;
382367Cres: What
sneaking fellow comes yonder
? 384369Panda: Where? yonder? thats
Deiphobus. Tis T
roylus!
385370theres a man Neece, hem? braue T
roylus the Prince of
387372Cres. Peace for
shame peace.
388373Pan. Marke him, note him: O braue T
roylus, looke well
389374vpon him Neece, looke you how his
sword is bloudied, and
390375his helme more hackt then
Hectors, and how hee lookes, and
391376how hee goes? O admirable youth, hee neuer
saw three and
392377twenty, go thy way T
roylus, go thy way, had I a
sister were a
393378grace, or a daughter a Godde
sse, hee
should take his choiee,
394379O admirable man!
Paris? P
aris is durt to him, and I warrant
395380Hellen to change would giue an eye to boote.
399382Pa. A
sses, fooles, doults, cha
ff & bran, cha
ff & bran, porredge
400383after meate, I could liue and die in the eyes of T
roylus, nere
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