The history
30802892Cres: And by all
Dianas wayting women yond
30812893And by her
selfe I wlll not tell you who
se.
30822894Dio: Tomorrow will I weare it on my Helme,
30832895And grieue his
spirit that dares not challenge it.
30842896Troy: VVert thou the diuell, and wor'
st it on thy horne,
30862898Cres: VVell, well, tis done, tis pa
st: and yet it is not.
30882900Dio: VVhy then farewell, thou neuer
shalt mocke
Diomed 30902902Cres: You
shall not goe: one cannot
speake a word but it
not like this fooling.
30932905Ther: Nor I by P
luto; but that that likes not you, plea
ses
30952907Dio: VVhat
shall I come
? the houre--
30962908Cres: I come; O
Ioue: do come, I
shall be plagued.
30982910Cres: Good night, I prethee come:
30992911T
roylus farewell, one eye yet lookes on thee,
31002912But with my heart the other eye doth
see,
31012913Ah poore our
sex, this fault in vs I
find,
31022914The error of our eye dire
cts our mind,
31032915VVhat error leads mu
st erre: O then conclude,
31042916,,
Mindes
swayd by eyes are full of turpitude.
Exit. 31052917Ther: A proofe of
strength,
she could not publi
sh more,
31062918Vnle
sse
shee
said my mind is now turn'd whore.
31072919Vlis: All's done my Lord.
Troy: It is.
31102921Troy: To make a recordation to my
soule
31112922Of euery
sillable that here was
spoke:
31122923But if I tell how the
se two did Court,
31132924Shall I not lye in publi
shing a truth,
31142925Sith yet there is a credence in my heart.
31152926An e
sperance
so ob
stinatly
strong,
31162927That doth inuert th,atte
st of eyes and eares,
As