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Thersites ' most sustained contempt is for Menelaus who began the stir : the primitive statue and oblique memorial of cuckolds ... to what form but that he is , should wit larded with malice and malice forced with wit turn him to ?
Thersites ' most sustained contempt is for Menelaus who began the stir : the primitive statue and oblique memorial of cuckolds ... to what form but that he is , should wit larded with malice and malice forced with wit turn him to ?
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[ kisses her Menelaus . I had good argument for kissing once . Patroclus . But that's no argument for kissing now ; For thus popped Paris in his hardiment , And parted thus you and your argument . [ kisses her 30 ( Ulysses .
[ kisses her Menelaus . I had good argument for kissing once . Patroclus . But that's no argument for kissing now ; For thus popped Paris in his hardiment , And parted thus you and your argument . [ kisses her 30 ( Ulysses .
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Menelaus . Let me confirm my princely brother's greeting ; You brace of warlike brothers , welcome hither . Hector . Who must we answer ? Æneas . The noble Menelaus . Hector . O , you , my lord ! by Mars his gauntlet , thanks !
Menelaus . Let me confirm my princely brother's greeting ; You brace of warlike brothers , welcome hither . Hector . Who must we answer ? Æneas . The noble Menelaus . Hector . O , you , my lord ! by Mars his gauntlet , thanks !
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INTRODUCTION | ix |
The Date Ixxyiii | xxxviii |
THE STAGE HISTORY | xlvii |
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According Achilles Æneas Agamemnon Ajax allusion arms battle better blood bring brother Cassandra Caxton comes common conj course Cressida death Diomed Diomedes doth Enter Entry error Exit explains eyes fair faith fall fear field fight fool give gods goes Greeks hand hath head hear heart Hector Helen hold honour I'll keep kind kiss leave look lord Material matter mean meet Menelaus mind nature Nestor never night omits Pandarus Paris Patroclus person play praise present Priam pride prince printed Q. F. omit question reading reason Rowe scene seems sense Servant Shakespeare speak speech stand story strong suggests sweet sword tell tent thee Theob Thersites thing thou thought tion Troilus Troilus and Cressida Trojan Troy true truth Ulysses variants worth