of Troylus and Cresseida.
26252475AEne. Haile all the
state of Greece: what
shalbe done,
26262476To him that vi
ctory commands, or doe you purpo
se,
26272477A vi
ctor
shalbe knowne, will you the knights
26282478Shall to the edge of all extremity
26292479Pur
sue each other, or
shall they be diuided,
26302480By any voice or order of the
field,
Hector bad aske?
26312481Aga. Which way would
Hector haue it?
26322482AEne. He cares not, heele obay condicions.
26332483Aga: Tis done like
Hector, but
securely done,
26342484A little proudly, and great deale mi
spri
sing:
26362486AEne. If not
Achilles sir, what is your name?
26382488Ene: Therefore
Achilles, but what ere know this,
26392489In the extremity of great and little
: 26402490Valour and pride excell them
selues in
Hector 26412491The one almo
st as in
finite as all,
26422492The other blanke as nothing, way him well
: 26432493And that which lookes like pride is curte
sie,
26442494This
Aiax is halfe made of
Hectors bloud,
26452495In loue whereof, halfe H
ector staies at home,
26462496Halfe heart, halfe hand, halfe H
ector comes to
seeke
: 26472497This blended knight halfe Troyan, and halfe Greeke.
26482498Achil. A maiden battell then, Oh I perceiue you.
26492499Aga. Here is
sir
Diomed? go gentle knight,
26502500Stand by our
Aiax. As you and Lord
Eneas 26512501Con
sent vpon the order of their
fight,
26522502So be it, either to the vttermo
st,
26532503Or els a breath, the combatants being kin,
26542504Halfe
stints their
strife, before their
strokes begin.
26562505V
lisses: what Troyan is that
same that lookes
so heauy
? 26572506Vlis. The yonge
st sonne of
Priam, a true knight,
26592507Not yet mature, yet matchle
sse
firme of word,
26602508Speaking deeds, and deedle
sse in his tongue,
26612509Not
soone prouok't nor beeing prouok't
soone calm'd,
26622510His heart and hand both open and both free.
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