976916Will with a trumpet twixt our Tents and Troy,

977917To morrow morning call some Knight to armes,

978918That hath a stomack, and such a one that dare,

979919Maintaine I know not what, (tis trash) farewell-------

980920Aiax. Farewell, who shall answer him.

981921Achil. I know not, tis put to lottry, otherwise,

982922He knew his man.

983923Aiax. O meaning you? I will go learne more of it.

985925Priam. After so many houres, liues, speeches spent,

986926Thus once againe saies Nestor from the Greckes:

987927Deliuer Hellen, (and all domage els,

988928As honour, losse of time, trauell, expence,

989929Wounds, friends and what els deere that is consum'd:

990930In hot digestion of this cormorant warre)

991931Shalbe stroke off, Hector what say you to't?

992932Hect: Though no man lesser feares the Greekes then I

993933As farre as toucheth my particular: yet dread Priam

994934There is no Lady of more softer bowells,

995935More spungy to suck in the sence of feare:

996936More ready to cry out, who knowes what followes

997937Then Hector is: the wound of peace is surely

998938Surely secure, but modest doubt is calld

999939The beacon of the wise, the tent that serches,

1000940Too'th bottome of the worst let Hellen go,

1001941Since the first sword was drawne about this question

1002942Euery tith soule 'mongst many thousand dismes,

1003943Hath beene as deere as Hellen. I meane of ours:

1004944If we haue loste so many tenthes of ours,

1005945To guard a thing not ours, nor worth to vs,

1006946(Had it our name) the valew of one ten,

1007947What merits in that reason which denies,

1008948The yeelding of her vp?

1009949Troy. Fie, fie, my brother,

1010950Way you the worth and honour of a King:

1011951So great as our dread fathers in a scale

1012952Of common ounces? will you with Compters summe,

1013953The past proportion of his infinite