of Troylus and Cresseida.
29462776Hect. Good night
sweet Lord
Menelaus.
29472777Ther. Sweet draught,
sweet quoth a,
sweet
sinke,
sweet
sure.
29492778Achil. Good night and welcome both to tho
se that go or
29512779tarry.
Aga. Good night.
Exeunt Agam: Menelaus. 29522780Achil. Old
Nector tarries, and you to
Diomed.
29532781Keepe
Hector company an houre or two.
29542782Dio. I cannot Lord, I haue important bu
sine
sse,
29552783The tide whereof is now, good night great
Hector. 29572785Vlis. Follow his torch, he goes to
Calcas tent, ile keepe you
29582786company.
Troy. Sweet
sir you honor me
? 29612788Achil. Come, come, enter my tent.
Exeunt. 29622789Ther. That
same
Diomeds a fal
se hearted roague, a mo
st vn
- 29632790iu
st knaue, I will no more tru
st him when hee leeres, then I
29642791will a
serpent when hee hi
sses, hee will
spend his mouth and
29652792promi
se like brabler the hound, but when he performes, A
s- 29662793tronomers foretell it, it is prodigious, there will come
some
29672794change, the Sonne borrowes of the Moone when
Diomed 29682795keepes his word, I will rather leaue to
see
Hector then not
29692796to dog him, they
say hee keepes a Troyan drab, and v
ses the
29702797traytor C
alcas tent. Ile after----nothing but letchery all in
- Enter Diomed.
29742799Dio. What are you vp here ho?
speake?
Chal. Who calls?
29762800Dio. D
iomed, Chalcas I thinke wher's your daughter?
29792802Vlis. Stand, where the torch may not di
scouer vs.
29812803Troy. C
ressid comes forth to him.
Enter Cressid. 29832805Cres. Now my
sweet gardian, harke a word with you.
29852807Vlis. Shee will
sing any man at
fir
st sight.
29862808Ther. And any man may
sing her, if hee can take her Cli
ff,
29872809she's noted.
Dio. Will you remember?
29902811Dio: Nay but do then and let your minde be coupled with
(your words. 29922812Troy. What
shall
she remember.
Ulis. Li
st?
29942813Cres. Sweet hony Greeke tempt me no more to folly.
K2 Ther.