induction00-第5章

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or　fable　related　by　some　one；　to　urge　the　attention　of　all　the　rest。

And　so　wearing　out　the　warmth　of　the　day；　one　prety　Novell　will　draw

on　another；　untill　the　Sun　be　lower　declined；　and　the　heates　extremity

more　diminished；　to　solace　our　selves　in　some　other　place；　as　to　our

minds　shall　seeme　convenient。　If　therefore　what　I　have　sayde　bee

acceptable　to　you　（I　purposing　to　follow　in　the　same　course　of

pleasure；）　let　it　appeare　by　your　immediate　answere；　for；　till　the

Evening；　I　thinke　we　can　devise　no　exercise　more　commodious　for　us。

　　The　Ladies　and　Gentlemen　allowed　of　the　motion；　to　spend　the　time　in

telling　pleasant　tales；　whereupon　the　Queene　saide：　Seeing　you　have

approved　mine　advice；　I　grant　free　permission　for　this　first　day；　that

every　one　shall　relate；　what　to　him　or　her　is　best　pleasing。　And

turning　her　selfe　to　Pamphilus　（who　was　seated　on　her　right　hand）　gave

him　favour；　with　one　of　his　Novels；　to　begin　the　recreation：　which

he　not　daring　to　deny；　and　perceiving　generall　attention　prepared

for　him；　thus　he　began。