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so much�拭 �Do you not think he thinks himself a better man than I am�拭�
AGAMEMNON。 No question。 AJAX。 Will you subscribe his thought and
say he is�拭�AGAMEMNON。 No�察�noble Ajax�察�you are as strong�察�as valiant�察�
as wise�察�no less noble�察�much more gentle�察�and altogether more tractable。
AJAX。 Why should a man be proud�拭�How doth pride grow�拭�I know not
what pride is。 AGAMEMNON。 Your mind is the clearer�察�Ajax�察�and your
virtues the fairer。 He that is proud eats up himself。 Pride is his own glass�察�
his own trumpet�察�his own chronicle�察�and whatever praises itself but in the
deed devours the deed in the praise。
Re´enter ULYSSES
AJAX。 I do hate a proud man as I do hate the engend'ring of toads。
NESTOR。 ��Aside�А�And yet he loves himself�此�is't not strange�拭�ULYSSES。
Achilles will not to the field to´morrow。 AGAMEMNON。 What's his
excuse�拭�ULYSSES。 He doth rely on none�察�But carries on the stream of his
dispose�察�Without observance or respect of any�察�In will peculiar and in self´
admission。 AGAMEMNON。 Why will he not�察 �upon our fair request�察�
Untent his person and share the air with us�拭�ULYSSES。 Things small as
nothing�察�for request's sake only�察�He makes important�察�possess'd he is with
greatness�察�And speaks not to himself but with a pride That quarrels at self´
breath。 Imagin'd worth Holds in his blood such swol'n and hot discourse
That 'twixt his mental and his active parts Kingdom'd Achilles in
commotion rages�察�And batters down himself。 What should I say�拭�He is so
plaguy proud that the death tokens of it Cry 'No recovery。'
AGAMEMNON。 Let Ajax go to him。 Dear lord�察�go you and greet him in
his tent。 'Tis said he holds you well�察�and will be led At your request a little
from himself。 ULYSSES。 O Agamemnon�察�let it not be so� �We'll consecrate
the steps that Ajax makes When they go from Achilles。 Shall the proud
lord That bastes his arrogance with his own seam And never suffers matter
of the world Enter his thoughts�察�save such as doth revolve And ruminate
himself´shall he be worshipp'd Of that we hold an idol more than he�拭�No�察�
this thrice´worthy and right valiant lord Shall not so stale his palm�察�nobly
acquir'd�察 �Nor�察 �by my will�察 �assubjugate his merit�察 �As amply titled as
Achilles is�察�By going to Achilles。 That were to enlard his fat´already pride�察�
And add more coals to Cancer when he burns With entertaining great
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Hyperion。 This lord go to him� �Jupiter forbid�察�And say in thunder 'Achilles
go to him。' NESTOR。 ��Aside�А �O�察 �this is well� �He rubs the vein of him。
DIOMEDES。 ��Aside�А�And how his silence drinks up this applause� �AJAX。
If I go to him�察 �with my armed fist I'll pash him o'er the face。
AGAMEMNON。 O�察�no�察�you shall not go。 AJAX。 An 'a be proud with me
I'll pheeze his pride。 Let me go to him。 ULYSSES。 Not for the worth that
hangs upon our quarrel。 AJAX。 A paltry�察�insolent fellow� �NESTOR。 ��Aside�А�
How he describes himself� �AJAX。 Can he not be sociable�拭 �ULYSSES。
��Aside�А �The raven chides blackness。 AJAX。 I'll let his humours blood。
AGAMEMNON。 ��Aside�А �He will be the physician that should be the
patient。 AJAX。 An all men were a my mind´ ULYSSES。 ��Aside�А �Wit
would be out of fashion。 AJAX。 'A should not bear it so�察�'a should eat's
words first。 Shall pride carry it�拭�NESTOR。 ��Aside�А�An 'twould�察�you'd carry
half。 ULYSSES。 ��Aside�А �'A would have ten shares。 AJAX。 I will knead
him�察�I'll make him supple。 NESTOR。 ��Aside�А�He's not yet through warm。
Force him with praises�察�pour in�察�pour in�察�his ambition is dry。 ULYSSES。
��To AGAMEMNON�А �My lord�察 �you feed too much on this dislike。
NESTOR。 Our noble general�察 �do not do so。 DIOMEDES。 You must
prepare to fight without Achilles。 ULYSSES。 Why 'tis this naming of him
does him harm。 Here is a man´but 'tis before his face�察 �I will be silent。
NESTOR。 Wherefore should you so�拭 �He is not emulous�察 �as Achilles is。
ULYSSES。 Know the whole world�察 �he is as valiant。 AJAX。 A whoreson
dog�察 �that shall palter with us thus� �Would he were a Troyan� �NESTOR。
What a vice were it in Ajax now´ ULYSSES。 If he were proud。
DIOMEDES。 Or covetous of praise。 ULYSSES。 Ay�察 �or surly borne。
DIOMEDES。 Or strange�察�or self´affected。 ULYSSES。 Thank the heavens�察�
lord�察�thou art of sweet composure Praise him that gat thee�察�she that gave
thee suck�察�Fam'd be thy tutor�察�and thy parts of nature Thrice´fam'd beyond�察�
beyond all erudition�察�But he that disciplin'd thine arms to fight´ Let Mars
divide eternity in twain And give him half�察 �and�察 �for thy vigour�察 �Bull´
bearing Milo his addition yield To sinewy Ajax。 I will not praise thy
wisdom�察�Which�察�like a bourn�察�a pale�察�a shore�察�confines Thy spacious and
dilated parts。 Here's Nestor�察�Instructed by the antiquary times´ He must�察�he
is�察�he cannot but be wise�察�But pardon�察�father Nestor�察�were your days As
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green as Ajax' and your brain so temper'd�察 �You should not have the
eminence of him�察�But be as Ajax。 AJAX。 Shall I call you father�拭�NESTOR。
Ay�察 �my good son。 DIOMEDES。 Be rul'd by him�察�Lord Ajax。 ULYSSES。
There is no tarrying here�察 �the hart Achilles Keeps thicket。 Please it our
great general To call together all his state of war�察�Fresh kings are come to
Troy。 To´morrow We must with all our main of power stand fast�察 �And
here's a lord´come knights from east to west And cull their flower�察�Ajax
shall cope the best。 AGAMEMNON。 Go we to council。 Let Achilles sleep。
Light boats sail swift�察�though greater hulks draw deep。 Exeunt
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ACT III。
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SCENE 1。 Troy。 PRIAM'S palace
Music sounds within。 Enter PANDARUS and a SERVANT
PANDARUS。 Friend�察�you´pray you�察�a word。 Do you not follow the
young Lord Paris�拭 �SERVANT。 Ay�察 �sir�察 �when he goes before me。
PANDARUS。 You depend upon him�察�I mean�拭�SERVANT。 Sir�察�I do depend
upon the lord。 PANDARUS。 You depend upon a notable gentleman�察�I must
needs praise him。 SERVANT。 The lord be praised� �PANDARUS。 You
know me�察�do you not�拭�SERVANT。 Faith�察�sir�察�superficially。 PANDARUS。
Friend�察�know me better�此�I am the Lord Pandarus。 SERVANT。 I hope I shall
know your honour better。 PANDARUS。 I do desire it。 SERVANT。 You are
in the state of grace。 PANDARUS。 Grace� �Not so�察 �friend�察 �honour and
lordship are my titles。 What music is this�拭 �SERVANT。 I do but partly
know�察 �sir�察 �it is music in parts。 PANDARUS。 Know you the musicians�拭�
SERVANT。 Wholly�察�sir。 PANDARUS。 Who play they to�拭�SERVANT。 To
the hearers�察 �sir。 PANDARUS。 At whose pleasure�察 �friend�拭 �SERVANT。 At
mine�察 �sir�察 �and theirs that love music。 PANDARUS。 Command�察 �I mean�察�
friend。 SERVANT。 Who shall I command�察 �sir�拭 �PANDARUS。 Friend�察 �we
understand not one another�此�I am too courtly�察�and thou art too cunning。 At
whose request do these men play�拭 �SERVANT。 That's to't�察 �indeed�察 �sir。
Marry�察�sir�察�at the request of Paris my lord�察�who is there in person�察�with him
the mortal Venus�察 �the heart´blood of beauty�察 �love's invisible soul´
PANDARUS。 Who�察 �