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troilus and criseyde-第34章

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O deeth; that endere art of sorwes alle;

Com now; sin I so ofte after thee calle;

For sely is that deeth; soth for to seyne;

That; ofte y…cleped; cometh and endeth peyne。



‘Wel wot I; whyl my lyf was in quiete;  505

Er thou me slowe; I wolde have yeven hyre;

But now thy cominge is to me so swete;

That in this world I no…thing so desyre。

O deeth; sin with this sorwe I am a…fyre;

Thou outher do me anoon yn teres drenche;  510

Or with thy colde strook myn hete quenche!



‘Sin that thou sleest so fele in sondry wyse

Ayens hir wil; unpreyed; day and night;

Do me; at my requeste; this servyse;

Delivere now the world; so dostow right;  515

Of me; that am the wofulleste wight

That ever was; for tyme is that I sterve;

Sin in this world of right nought may I serve。'



This Troilus in teres gan distille;

As licour out of alambyk ful faste;  520

And Pandarus gan holde his tunge stille;

And to the ground his eyen doun he caste。

But nathelees; thus thoughte he at the laste;

‘What; parde; rather than my felawe deye;

Yet shal I som…what more un…to him seye:'  525



And seyde; ‘Freend; sin thou hast swich distresse;

And sin thee list myn arguments to blame;

Why nilt thy…selven helpen doon redresse;

And with thy manhod letten al this grame?

Go ravisshe hir ne canstow not for shame!  530

And outher lat hir out of toune fare;

Or hold hir stille; and leve thy nyce fare。



‘Artow in Troye; and hast non hardiment

To take a womman which that loveth thee;

And wolde hir…selven been of thyn assent?  535

Now is not this a nyce vanitee?

Rys up anoon; and lat this weping be;

And kyth thou art a man; for in this houre

I wil be deed; or she shal bleven oure。'



To this answerde him Troilus ful softe;  540

And seyde; ‘Parde; leve brother dere;

Al this have I my…self yet thought ful ofte;

And more thing than thou devysest here。

But why this thing is laft; thou shalt wel here;

And whan thou me hast yeve an audience;  545

Ther…after mayst thou telle al thy sentence。



‘First; sin thou wost this toun hath al this werre

For ravisshing of wommen so by might;

It sholde not be suffred me to erre;

As it stant now; ne doon so gret unright。  550

I sholde han also blame of every wight;

My fadres graunt if that I so withstode;

Sin she is chaunged for the tounes goode。



‘I have eek thought; so it were hir assent;

To aske hir at my fader; of his grace;  555

Than thenke I; this were hir accusement;

Sin wel I woot I may hir not purchace。

For sin my fader; in so heigh a place

As parlement; hath hir eschaunge enseled;

He nil for me his lettre be repeled。  560



‘Yet drede I most hir herte to pertourbe

With violence; if I do swich a game;

For if I wolde it openly distourbe;

It moste been disclaundre to hir name。

And me were lever deed than hir defame;  565

As nolde god but…if I sholde have

Hir honour lever than my lyf to save!



‘Thus am I lost; for ought that I can see;

For certeyn is; sin that I am hir knight;

I moste hir honour levere han than me  570

In every cas; as lovere oughte of right。

Thus am I with desyr and reson twight;

Desyr for to destourben hir me redeth;

And reson nil not; so myn herte dredeth。'



Thus wepinge that he coude never cesse;  575

He seyde; ‘Allas! How shal I; wrecche; fare?

For wel fele I alwey my love encresse;

And hope is lasse and lasse alwey; Pandare!

Encressen eek the causes of my care;

So wel…a…wey; why nil myn herte breste?  580

For; as in love; ther is but litel reste。'



Pandare answerde; ‘Freend; thou mayst; for me;

Don as thee list; but hadde ich it so hote;

And thyn estat; she sholde go with me;

Though al this toun cryede on this thing by note;  585

I nolde sette at al that noyse a grote。

For when men han wel cryed; than wol they roune;

A wonder last but nyne night never in toune。



‘Devyne not in reson ay so depe

Ne curteysly; but help thy…self anoon;  590

Bet is that othere than thy…selven wepe;

And namely; sin ye two been al oon。

Rys up; for by myn heed; she shal not goon;

And rather be in blame a lyte y…founde

Than sterve here as a gnat; with…oute wounde。  595



‘It is no shame un…to yow; ne no vyce

Hir to with…holden; that ye loveth most。

Paraunter; she mighte holden thee for nyce

To lete hir go thus to the Grekes ost。

Thenk eek Fortune; as wel thy…selven wost;  600

Helpeth hardy man to his enpryse;

And weyveth wrecches; for hir cowardyse。



‘And though thy lady wolde a litel hir greve;

Thou shalt thy pees ful wel here…after make;

But as for me; certayn; I can not leve  605

That she wolde it as now for yvel take。

Why sholde than for ferd thyn herte quake?

Thenk eek how Paris hath; that is thy brother;

A love; and why shaltow not have another?



‘And Troilus; o thing I dar thee swere;  610

That if Criseyde; whiche that is thy leef;

Now loveth thee as wel as thou dost here;

God helpe me so; she nil nat take a…greef;

Though thou do bote a…noon in this mischeef。

And if she wilneth fro thee for to passe;  615

Thanne is she fals; so love hir wel the lasse。



‘For…thy tak herte; and thenk; right as a knight;

Thourgh love is broken alday every lawe。

Kyth now sumwhat thy corage and thy might;

Have mercy on thy…self; for any awe。  620

Lat not this wrecched wo thin herte gnawe;

But manly set the world on sixe and sevene;

And; if thou deye a martir; go to hevene。



‘I wol my…self be with thee at this dede;

Though ich and al my kin; up…on a stounde;  625

Shulle in a strete as dogges liggen dede;

Thourgh…girt with many a wyd and blody wounde。

In every cas I wol a freend be founde。

And if thee list here sterven as a wrecche;

A…dieu; the devel spede him that it recche!'  630



This Troilus gan with tho wordes quiken;

And seyde; ‘Freend; graunt mercy; ich assente;

But certaynly thou mayst not me so priken;

Ne peyne noon ne may me so tormente;

That; for no cas; it is not myn entente;  635

At shorte wordes; though I dyen sholde;

To ravisshe hir; but…if hir…self it wolde。'



‘Why; so mene I;' quod Pandarus; ‘al this day。

But tel me than; hastow hir wil assayed;

That sorwest thus?' And he answerde; ‘Nay。'

‘Wher…of artow;' quod Pandare; ‘than a…mayed;  640

That nost not that she wol ben y…vel apayed

To ravisshe hir; sin thou hast not ben there;

But…if that Iove tolde it in thyn ere?



‘For…thy rys up; as nought ne were; anoon;  645

And wash thy face; and to the king thou wende;

Or he may wondren whider thou art goon。

Thou most with wisdom him and othere blende;

Or; up…on cas; he may after thee sende

Er thou be war; and shortly; brother dere;  650

Be glad; and lat me werke in this matere。



‘For I shal shape it so; that sikerly

Thou shalt this night som tyme; in som manere;

Com speke with thy lady prevely;

And by hir wordes eek; and by hir chere;  655

Thou shalt ful sone aperceyve and wel here

Al hir entente; and in this cas the beste;

And fare now we
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