of Troylus and Cresseida.
31172928As if tho
se organs were deceptions fun
ctions,
31182929Created onely to calumniate. Was
Cresseid heere
? 31232933Troy, Why my negation hath no ta
ste of madne
sse.
31242934Vlis. Nor mine my Lord:
Cresseid was heere but now.
31252935Troyl. Let it not be beleeu'd for woman-hood.
31262936Thinke we had mothers, do not giue aduantage
31272937To
stubborne Critiques apt without a theme
31282938For deprauation, to
square the generall
sex
31292939By
Cresseids rule. Rather thinke this not
Cresseid. 31302940Vli. What hath
she done Prince that
cā spoile our mothers.
31322941Troyl. Nothing at all, vnle
sse that this were
she.
31332942Ther. Will a
swagger him
selfe out on's owne eyes.
31342943Troyl. This
she, no this is
Diomeds Cresseida, 31352944If beauty haue a
soule this is not
shee:
31362945If
soules guide vowes, if vowes be
san
ctimonies,
31372946If
san
ctimony be the gods delight:
31382947If there be rule in vnitie it
selfe,
31392948This was not
shee: O madne
sse of di
scour
se,
31402949That cau
se
sets vp with and again
st it
selfe,
31412950By-fould authority: where rea
son can reuolt
31422951Without perdition, and lo
sse a
ssume all rea
son,
31432952Without reuolt. This is and is not
Cresseid, 31442953Within my
soule there doth conduce a
fight
31452954Of this
strange nature, that a thing in
separat,
31462955Diuides more wider then the skie and earth
: 31472956And yet the
spacious bredth of this diui
sion,
31482957Admits no orifex for a point as
subtle,
31492958As
Ariachna's broken woofe to enter,
31502959In
stance, O in
stance
strong as
Plutoes gates,
31512960Cresseid is mine, tied with the bonds of heauen,
31522961In
stance, O in
stance,
strong as heauen it
selfe,
31532962The bonds of heauen are
slipt, di
ssolu'd and loo
sd,
31542963And with another knot
finde
finger tied,
31552964The fra
ctions of her faith, orts of her loue.
31562965The fragments,
scraps, the bitts and greazie reliques,
Of