The history
17011599Cres. Blind feare that
seeing rea
son leads,
finds
safer foo
- 17021600ting, then blind rea
son,
stumbling without feare: to feare
17041602Troy. O let my Lady apprehend no feare,
17051603In all
Cupids pageant there is pre
sented no mon
ster.
17061604Cres. Nor nothing mon
strous neither.
17071605Troy. Nothing but our vndertakings, when wee vow to
17081606weepe
seas, liue in
fire, eate rockes, tame Tygers, thin
- 17091607king it harder for our mi
stre
sse to deui
se impo
sition ynough
17101608then for vs to vndergoe any di
fficulty impo
sed. --
17111609This the mon
struo
sity in loue Lady, that the will is in
finite
17121610and the execution con
find, that the de
sire is boundle
sse, and
17141612Cres. They
say all louers
sweare more performance then
17151613they are able, and yet re
serue an ability that they neuer
17161614performe: vowing more then the perfe
ction of ten: and di
s- 17171615charging le
sse then the tenth part of one. They that haue
17181616the voyce of Lyons, and the a
ct of Hares are they not mon
- 17201618Troy. Are there
such:
such are not we; Prai
se vs as wee
17211619are ta
sted, allow vs as we proue: our head
shall goe bare till
17221620merit louer part no a
ffe
ction in reuer
sion
shall haue a prai
se
17231621in pre
sent: we will not name de
sert before his birth, and be
- 17241622ing borne, his addition
shall bee humble
: few wordes
17251623to faire faith. T
roylus shall be
such to
Cressid, as what en
- 17261624uy can
say wor
st shall bee a mocke for his truth, and what
17271625truth can
speake true
st not truer then T
roylus. 17291626Cres. Will you walke in my Lord?
17311627Pand. What blu
shing
still, haue you not done talking yet
? 17331628Cres. VVell Vncle what folly I commit I dedicate to
17351630Pand. I thanke you for that, if my Lord gette a boy of you,
17361631youle giue him me: be true to my Lord, if he
flinch chide me
17381633Troy: You know now your ho
stages, your Vncles word and
17401635Pand. Nay Ile giue my word for her too: our kindred
17411636though they be long ere they bee woed, they are con
stant
being