of Troylus and Cresseida.
22962169My Lord, come you againe into my chamber,
22972170You
smile and mock me, as if I meant naughtily.
22992172Cres. Come you are deceiued, I thinke of no
such thing,
23002173How earne
stly they knock, pray you come in.
Knock. 23012174I would not for halfe
Troy haue you
seene here,
Exeunt. 23022175Pand. Who's there? what's the matter? will you beate
23032176downe the doore? How now, what's the matter?
23042177AEne. Good morrow Lord, good morrow.
23052178Pand. Who's there my Lord
AEneas: by my troth I knew
23062179you not: what newes with you
so early?
23072180AEne. Is not Prince T
roylus heere
? 23082181Pand. Here, what
should he do here?
23092182AEne. Come he is here, my Lord, do not deny him,
23102183It doth import him much to
speake with me.
23112184Pan. Is he here
say you? its more then I know ile be
sworne
23122185For my owne part I came in late: what
should hee doe
23142187AEne. Who, nay then! Come. come, youle do him wrong,
23152188ere you are ware, youle be
so true to him, to be fal
se to him
: 23162189Do not you know of him, but yet go fetch him hither, go.
23192190Troyl. How now, whats the matter?
23202191AEne. My Lord, I
scarce haue lei
sure to
salute you,
23212192My matter is
so ra
sh: there is at hand,
23222193Paris your brother, and
Deiphobus, 23232194The Grecian
Diomed, and our
Anthenor 23242195Deliuer'd to him, and forth-with,
23252196Ere the
fir
st sacri
fice, within this houre,
23262197We mu
st giue vp to
Diomedes hand
23292200AEne. By
Priam and the generall
state of T
roy, 23302201They are at hand, and ready to e
ffe
ct it.
23312202Troyl. How my atchiuements mock me,
23322203I will go meete them: and my Lord
AEneas, 23332204We met by chance, you did not
finde me here.
23342205AEn. Good, good, my lord, the
secrets of neighbor
Pandar 23352206Haue not more guift in taciturnitie.
Exeunt. H2 Pand.