34853266Bast. Turne slaue and fight.

34863267Ther. What art thou?

34873268Bast. A Bastard sonne of Priams.

34883269Thers: I am a bastard too, I loue bastards. I am bastard be-

34893270got, bastard instructed, bastard inminde, bastard in valour, in

34903271euery thing illigitimate, one beare wil not bite another, and

34913272wherefore should one bastard? take heed, the quarrells

34923273most ominous to vs, if the sonne of a whore fight for a

34933274whore, he tempts iudgement, farewell bastard.

34953275Bast. The diuell take thee coward. Exit.

34973277Hect. Most putrified core so faire without,

34983278Thy goodly armor thus hath cost thy life;

34993279Now is my daies worke done ile take my breth:

35003280Rest sword thou hast thy fill of bloud and death.

35023282Achil: Loke Hector how the Sunne begins to set.

35033283How ougly night comes breathing at his heeles

35043284Euen with the vaile and darkning of the Sunne,

35053285To close the day vp, Hectors life is done.

35063286Hect. I am vnarm'd forgoe this vantage Greeke.

35073287Achil. Strike fellowes strike, this is the man I seeke,

35083288So Illion fall thou next, come Troy sinke downe,

35093289Here lies thy heart, thy sinnewes and thy bone.

35103290On Myrmydons, and cry you all amaine,

35113291Achilles hath the mighty Hector slaine, Retreat:

35123292Harke a retire vpon our Grecian prat.

35133293One: The Troyans trumpet sound the like my Lord.

35143294Achil: The dragon wing of night orespreds the earth,

35153295And stickler-like the armies separates.

35163296My halfe supt sword that frankly would haue fedde,

35173297Pleas'd with this dainty baite: thus goes to bed:

35183298Come tie his body to my horses taile,

35193299Along the field I will the Troyan traile. Exeunt:

35233302Aga. Hark, harke, what is this?