history of troilus and cressida(特洛埃勒斯与克雷雪达)-第21节
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thou of blood and honour？ THERSITES。 No； no…I am a rascal； a scurvy
railing knave； a very filthy rogue。 HECTOR。 I do believe thee。 Live。 Exit
THERSITES。 God…a…mercy； that thou wilt believe me； but a plague break
thy neck for frighting me！ What's become of the wenching rogues？ I think
they have swallowed one another。 I would laugh at that miracle。 Yet； in a
sort； lechery eats itself。 I'll seek them。 Exit
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SCENE 5。 Another part of the plain
Enter DIOMEDES and A SERVANT
DIOMEDES。 Go； go； my servant； take thou Troilus' horse； Present
the fair steed to my lady Cressid。 Fellow； commend my service to her
beauty； Tell her I have chastis'd the amorous Troyan； And am her knight
by proof。 SERVANT。 I go； my lord。 Exit
Enter AGAMEMNON
AGAMEMNON。 Renew； renew！ The fierce Polydamus Hath beat
down enon； bastard Margarelon Hath Doreus prisoner； And stands
colossus…wise； waving his beam； Upon the pashed corses of the kings
Epistrophus and Cedius。 Polixenes is slain； Amphimacus and Thoas
deadly hurt； Patroclus ta'en； or slain； and Palamedes Sore hurt and bruis'd。
The dreadful Sagittary Appals our numbers。 Haste we； Diomed； To
reinforcement； or we perish all。
Enter NESTOR
NESTOR。 Go； bear Patroclus' body to Achilles； And bid the snail…
pac'd Ajax arm for shame。 There is a thousand Hectors in the field； Now
here he fights on Galathe his horse； And there lacks work； anon he's there
afoot； And there they fly or die； like scaled sculls Before the belching
whale； then is he yonder； And there the strawy Greeks； ripe for his edge；
Fall down before him like the mower's swath。 Here； there； and everywhere；
he leaves and takes； Dexterity so obeying appetite That what he will he
does； and does so much That proof is call'd impossibility。
Enter ULYSSES
ULYSSES。 O； courage； courage； courage； Princes！ Great Achilles Is
arming； weeping； cursing； vowing vengeance。 Patroclus' wounds have
rous'd his drowsy blood； Together with his mangled Myrmidons； That
noseless； handless； hack'd and chipp'd； come to him； Crying on Hector。
Ajax hath lost a friend And foams at mouth； and he is arm'd and at it；
Roaring for Troilus； who hath done to…day Mad and fantastic execution；
Engaging and redeeming of himself With such a careless force and
forceless care As if that luck； in very spite of cunning； Bade him win all。
Enter AJAX
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AJAX。 Troilus！ thou coward Troilus！ Exit DIOMEDES。 Ay； there；
there。 NESTOR。 So； so； we draw together。 Exit Enter ACHILLES
ACHILLES。 Where is this Hector？ Come； come； thou boy…queller；
show thy face； Know what it is to meet Achilles angry。 Hector！ where's
Hector？ I will none but Hector。 Exeunt
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SCENE 6。 Another part of the plain
Enter AJAX
AJAX。 Troilus； thou coward Troilus； show thy head。
Enter DIOMEDES
DIOMEDES。 Troilus； I say！ Where's Troilus？ AJAX。 What wouldst
thou？ DIOMEDES。 I would correct him。 AJAX。 Were I the general； thou
shouldst have my office Ere that correction。 Troilus； I say！ What； Troilus！
Enter TROILUS
TROILUS。 O traitor Diomed！ Turn thy false face； thou traitor； And
pay thy life thou owest me for my horse。 DIOMEDES。 Ha！ art thou there？
AJAX。 I'll fight with him alone。 Stand； Diomed。 DIOMEDES。 He is my
prize。 I will not look upon。 TROILUS。 Come； both； you cogging Greeks；
have at you Exeunt fighting
Enter HECTOR
HECTOR。 Yea； Troilus？ O； well fought； my youngest brother！
Enter ACHILLES
ACHILLES。 Now do I see thee； ha！ Have at thee； Hector！ HECTOR。
Pause； if thou wilt。 ACHILLES。 I do disdain thy courtesy； proud Troyan。
Be happy that my arms are out of use； My rest and negligence befriends
thee now； But thou anon shalt hear of me again； Till when； go seek thy
fortune。 Exit HECTOR。 Fare thee well。 I would have been much more a
fresher man； Had I expected thee。
Re…enter TROILUS
How now； my brother！ TROILUS。 Ajax hath ta'en Aeneas。 Shall it be？
No； by the flame of yonder glorious heaven； He shall not carry him； I'll be
ta'en too； Or bring him off。 Fate； hear me what I say： I reck not though
thou end my life to…day。 Exit
Enter one in armour
HECTOR。 Stand； stand； thou Greek； thou art a goodly mark。 No？ wilt
thou not？ I like thy armour well； I'll frush it and unlock the rivets all But
I'll be master of it。 Wilt thou not； beast； abide？ Why then； fly on； I'll hunt
thee for thy hide。 Exeunt
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SCENE 7。 Another part of the plain
Enter ACHILLES； with Myrmidons
ACHILLES。 Come here about me； you my Myrmidons； Mark what I
say。 Attend me where I wheel； Strike not a stroke； but keep yourselves in
breath； And when I have the bloody Hector found； Empale him with your
weapons round about； In fellest manner execute your arms。 Follow me；
sirs； and my proceedings eye。 It is decreed Hector the great must die。
Exeunt
Enter MENELAUS and PARIS； fighting； then THERSITES
THERSITES。 The cuckold and the cuckold…maker are at it。 Now； bull！
now； dog！ 'Loo； Paris； 'loo！ now my double…horn'd Spartan！ 'loo； Paris； 'loo！
The bull has the game。 Ware horns； ho！ Exeunt PARIS and MENELAUS
Enter MARGARELON
MARGARELON。 Turn； slave； and fight。 THERSITES。 What art thou？
MARGARELON。 A bastard son of Priam's。 THERSITES。 I am a bastard
too； I love bastards。 I am a bastard begot； bastard instructed； bastard in
mind； bastard in valour； in everything illegitimate。 One bear will not bite
another； and wherefore should one bastard？ Take heed； the quarrel's most
ominous to us： if the son of a whore fight for a whore； he tempts judgment。
Farewell； bastard。 Exit MARGARELON。 The devil take thee； coward！
Exit
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SCENE 8。 Another part of the plain
Enter HECTOR
HECTOR。 Most putrified core so fair without； Thy goodly armour
thus hath cost thy life。 Now is my day's work done； I'll take good breath：
Rest； sword； thou hast thy fill of blood and death！ ＇Disarms＇
Enter ACHILLES and his Myrmidons
ACHILLES。 Look； Hector； how the sun begins to set； How ugly night
comes breathing at his heels； Even with the vail and dark'ning of the sun；
To close the day up； Hector's life is done。 HECTOR。 I am unarm'd； forego
this vantage； Greek。 ACHILLES。 Strike； fellows； strike； this is the man I
seek。 ＇HECTOR falls＇ So； Ilion； fall thou next！ Come； Troy； sink down；
Here lies thy heart； thy sinews； and thy bone。 On； Myrmidons； and cry you
an amain 'Achilles hath the mighty Hector slain。' ＇A retreat sounded＇ Hark！
a retire upon our Grecian part。 MYRMIDON。 The Troyan trumpets sound
the like； my lord。 ACHILLES。 The dragon wing of night o'erspreads the
earth And； stickler…like； the armies separates。 My half…supp'd sword； that
frankly would have fed； Pleas'd with this dainty bait； thus goes to bed。
＇Sheathes his sword＇ Come； tie his body to my horse's tail； Along the field
I will the Troyan trail。 Exeunt
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SCENE 9。 Another part of the plain
Sound retreat。 Shout。 Enter AGAMEMNON； AJAX； MENELAUS；
NESTOR； DIOMEDES； and the rest； marching
AGAMEMNON。 Hark！ hark！ what shout is this？ NESTOR。 Peace；
drums！ SOLDIERS。 ＇Within＇ Achilles！ Achilles！ Hector's slain。 Achilles！
DIOMEDES。 The bruit is Hector's slain； and by Achilles。 AJAX。 If it be so；
yet bragless let it be； Great Hector was as good a man as he。
AGAMEMNON。 March patiently along。 Let one be sent To pray Achilles
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