Troilus and Cressida – Book V: The Betrayal

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For whom, as old books tell us,
was felt such woe, that of it tongue may not tell:
and especially the sorrow of Troilus,
who was next to him in worthiness, as well.
And in this woe Troilus began to dwell,
that what through sorrow and love and unrest,
he often every day bid his heart burst.