27462587(Mock not thy affect, the vntraded earth)

27472588Your quandom wife sweares still byVenus gloue,

27482589Shees well, but bad me not commend her to you.

27492590Men. Name her not now sir, shee's a deadly theame.

27502591Hect. O pardon, I offend.

27512592Nest. I haue thou gallant Troyan seene thee oft,

27522593Laboring for destiny, make cruell way,

27532594Through rankes of Greekish youth, and I haue seene thee

27542595As hot as Perseus, spurre thy Phrigian steed,

27552596Despising many forfaits and subduments,

27562597When thou hast hung th'aduanced sword ith'ayre,

27572598Not letting it decline on the declined,

27582599That I haue said to some my standers by,

27592600Loe Iupiter is yonder dealing life.

27602601And I haue seene thee pause, and take thy breath,

27612602When that a ring of Greekes haue shrupd thee in,

27622603Like an Olympian wrastling. This haue I seene,

27632604But this thy countenance still lockt in steele,

27642605I neuer saw till now: I knew thy grand-sire,

27652606And once fought with him, he was a soldier good,

27662607But by great Mars the Captaine of vs all,

27672608Neuer like thee: O let an old man embrace thee,

27682609And worthy warriour welcome to our tents.

27692610AEne. Tis the old Nestor.

27702611Hect. Let me embrace thee good old Chronicle,

27712612That hast so long walkt hand in hand with time,

27722613Most reuerend Nestor, I am glad to claspe thee.

27732614Nest. I would my armes could match thee in contention.

27752615Hect. I would they could.

27762616Nest. Ha? by this white beard Ide fight with thee to mor-(row.

27772617Well, welcome, welcome, I haue seene the time.

27782618Vlis. I wonder now how yonder Citty stands,

27792619When we haue here her base and piller by vs?

27802620Hect. I know your fauour lord Vlisses well,

27812621Ah sir, there's many a Greeke and Troyan dead,

27822622Since first I saw your selfe and Diomed,

27832623In Illion on your Greekish embassie.

27842624Vlis. Sir I foretold you then what would ensue,