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Enter MARCUS
Go�察�gentle Marcus�察�to thy nephew Lucius�察�Thou shalt inquire him out
among the Goths。 Bid him repair to me�察�and bring with him Some of the
chiefest princes of the Goths�察�Bid him encamp his soldiers where they are。
Tell him the Emperor and the Empress too Feast at my house�察�and he shall
feast with them。 This do thou for my love�察�and so let him�察�As he regards
his aged father's life。 MARCUS。 This will I do�察�and soon return again。 Exit
TAMORA。 Now will I hence about thy business�察�And take my ministers
along with me。 TITUS。 Nay�察�nay�察�let Rape and Murder stay with me�察�Or
else I'll call my brother back again�察�And cleave to no revenge but Lucius。
TAMORA。 ��Aside to her sons�А�What say you�察�boys�拭�Will you abide with
him�察 �Whiles I go tell my lord the Emperor How I have govern'd our
determin'd jest�拭�Yield to his humour�察�smooth and speak him fair�察�And tarry
with him till I turn again。 TITUS。 ��Aside�А�I knew them all�察 �though they
suppos'd me mad�察�And will o'er reach them in their own devices�察�A pair of
cursed hell´hounds and their dam。 DEMETRIUS。 Madam�察 �depart at
pleasure�察 �leave us here。 TAMORA。 Farewell�察�Andronicus�察 �Revenge now
goes To lay a complot to betray thy foes。 TITUS。 I know thou dost�察�and�察�
sweet Revenge�察�farewell。 Exit TAMORA CHIRON。 Tell us�察�old man�察�how
shall we be employ'd�拭 �TITUS。 Tut�察 �I have work enough for you to do。
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Publius�察�come hither�察�Caius�察�and Valentine。
Enter PUBLIUS�察�CAIUS�察�and VALENTINE
PUBLIUS。 What is your will�拭 �TITUS。 Know you these two�拭�
PUBLIUS。 The Empress' sons�察 �I take them�此 �Chiron�察 �Demetrius。 TITUS。
Fie�察�Publius�察�fie� �thou art too much deceiv'd。 The one is Murder�察�and Rape
is the other's name�察�And therefore bind them�察 �gentle Publius´ Caius and
Valentine�察 �lay hands on them。 Oft have you heard me wish for such an
hour�察�And now I find it�察�therefore bind them sure�察�And stop their mouths if
they begin to cry。 Exit ��They lay hold on CHIRON and DEMETRIUS�А�
CHIRON。 Villains�察 �forbear� �we are the Empress' sons。 PUBLIUS。 And
therefore do we what we are commanded。 Stop close their mouths�察 �let
them not speak a word。 Is he sure bound�拭�Look that you bind them fast。
Re´enter TITUS ANDRONICUS with a knife�察�and LAVINIA�察�with a
basin
TITUS。 Come�察 �come�察 �Lavinia�察 �look�察 �thy foes are bound。 Sirs�察 �stop
their mouths�察 �let them not speak to me�察 �But let them hear what fearful
words I utter。 O villains�察 �Chiron and Demetrius� �Here stands the spring
whom you have stain'd with mud�察�This goodly summer with your winter
mix'd。 You kill'd her husband�察�and for that vile fault Two of her brothers
were condemn'd to death�察�My hand cut off and made a merry jest�察�Both
her sweet hands�察�her tongue�察�and that more dear Than hands or tongue�察�her
spotless chastity�察�Inhuman traitors�察�you constrain'd and forc'd。 What would
you say�察�if I should let you speak�拭�Villains�察�for shame you could not beg
for grace。 Hark�察�wretches� �how I mean to martyr you。 This one hand yet is
left to cut your throats�察�Whiles that Lavinia 'tween her stumps doth hold
The basin that receives your guilty blood。 You know your mother means to
feast with me�察 �And calls herself Revenge�察 �and thinks me mad。 Hark�察�
villains� �I will grind your bones to dust�察�And with your blood and it I'll
make a paste�察�And of the paste a coffin I will rear�察�And make two pasties
of your shameful heads�察 �And bid that strumpet�察 �your unhallowed dam�察�
Like to the earth�察�swallow her own increase。 This is the feast that I have
bid her to�察 �And this the banquet she shall surfeit on�察 �For worse than
Philomel you us'd my daughter�察�And worse than Progne I will be reveng'd。
And now prepare your throats。 Lavinia�察 �come�察 �Receive the blood�察 �and
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when that they are dead�察�Let me go grind their bones to powder small�察�And
with this hateful liquor temper it�察�And in that paste let their vile heads be
bak'd。 Come�察�come�察�be every one officious To make this banquet�察�which I
wish may prove More stern and bloody than the Centaurs' feast。 ��He cuts
their throats�А �So。 Now bring them in�察 �for I will play the cook�察�And see
them ready against their mother comes。 Exeunt�察�bearing the dead bodies
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SCENE III。 The court of TITUS' house
Enter Lucius�察�MARCUS�察�and the GOTHS�察�with AARON prisoner�察�and
his CHILD in the arms of an attendant
LUCIUS。 Uncle Marcus�察�since 'tis my father's mind That I repair to
Rome�察 �I am content。 FIRST GOTH。 And ours with thine�察 �befall what
fortune will。 LUCIUS。 Good uncle�察�take you in this barbarous Moor�察�This
ravenous tiger�察 �this accursed devil�察 �Let him receive no sust'nance�察 �fetter
him�察�Till he be brought unto the Empress' face For testimony of her foul
proceedings。 And see the ambush of our friends be strong�察 �I fear the
Emperor means no good to us。 AARON。 Some devil whisper curses in my
ear�察�And prompt me that my tongue may utter forth The venomous malice
of my swelling heart� �LUCIUS。 Away�察 �inhuman dog�察 �unhallowed slave� �
Sirs�察 �help our uncle to convey him in。 Exeunt GOTHS with AARON。
Flourish within The trumpets show the Emperor is at hand。
Sound trumpets。 Enter SATURNINUS and TAMORA�察 �with
AEMILIUS�察�TRIBUNES�察�SENATORS�察�and others
SATURNINUS。 What�察 �hath the firmament more suns than one�拭�
LUCIUS。 What boots it thee to can thyself a sun�拭 �MARCUS。 Rome's
Emperor�察 �and nephew�察 �break the parle�察 �These quarrels must be quietly
debated。 The feast is ready which the careful Titus Hath ordain'd to an
honourable end�察�For peace�察�for love�察�for league�察�and good to Rome。 Please
you�察�therefore�察�draw nigh and take your places。 SATURNINUS。 Marcus�察�
we will。 ��A table brought in。 The company sit down�А�
Trumpets sounding�察�enter TITUS like a cook�察�placing the dishes�察�and
LAVINIA with a veil over her face�察�also YOUNG LUCIUS�察�and others
TITUS。 Welcome�察 �my lord�察 �welcome�察 �dread Queen�察 �Welcome�察 �ye
warlike Goths�察�welcome�察�Lucius�察�And welcome all。 Although the cheer be
poor�察�'Twill fill your stomachs�察�please you eat of it。 SATURNINUS。 Why
art thou thus attir'd�察�Andronicus�拭�TITUS。 Because I would be sure to have
all well To entertain your Highness and your Empress。 TAMORA。 We are
beholding to you�察�good Andronicus。 TITUS。 An if your Highness knew my
heart�察�you were。 My lord the Emperor�察�resolve me this�此�Was it well done of
rash Virginius To slay his daughter with his own right hand�察�Because she
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was enforc'd�察�stain'd�察�and deflower'd�拭�SATURNINUS。 It was�察�Andronicus。
TITUS。 Your reason�察�mighty lord。 SATURNINUS。 Because the girl should
not survive her shame�察 �And by her presence still renew his sorrows。
TITUS。 A reason mighty�察�strong�察�and effectual�察�A pattern�察�precedent�察�and
lively warrant For me�察 �most wretched�察 �to perform the like。 Die�察 �die�察�
Lavinia�察�and thy shame with thee�察。�He kills her�А�And with thy shame thy
father's sorrow die� �SATURNINUS。 What hast thou done�察�unnatural and
unkind�拭�TITUS。 Kill'd her for whom my tears have made me blind。 I am
as woeful as Virginius was�察�And have a thousand times more cause than he
To do this outrage�察 �and it now is done。 SATURNINUS。 What�察 �was she
ravish'd�拭�Tell who did the deed。 TITUS。 Will't please you eat�拭�Will't please
your Highness feed�拭�TAMORA。 Why hast thou slain thine only daughter
thus�拭�TITUS。 Not I�察�'twas Chiron and Demetrius。 They ravish'd her�察�and
cut away her tongue�察 �And they�察 �'twas they�察 �that did her all this wrong。
SATURNINUS。 Go�察�fetch them hither to us presently。 TITUS。 Why�察�there
they are�察�both baked in this pie�察�Whereof their mother daintily hath fed�察�
Eating the flesh that she herself hath bred。 'Tis true�察�'tis true�此�witness my
knife's sharp point。 ��He stabs the EMPRESS�А�SATURNINUS。 Die�察�frantic
wretch�察�for this accursed deed� 。�He stabs TITUS�А�LUCIUS。 Can the son's
eye behold his father bleed�拭�There's meed for meed�察 �death for a deadly
deed。 ��He stabs SATURNINUS。 A great tumult。 LUCIUS�察�MARCUS�察�and
their friends go up into the balcony�А�MARCUS。 You sad´fac'd men�察�people
and sons of Rome�察 �By uproars sever'd�察 �as a flight of fowl Scatter'd by
winds and high tempestuous gusts�拭�O�察�let me teach you how to knit again
This scattered corn into one mutual sheaf�察�These broken limbs again into
one body�察�Lest Rome herself be bane unto herself�察�And she whom mighty
kingdoms curtsy to�察�Like a forlorn and desperate castaway�察�Do shameful
execution on herself。 But if my frosty signs and chaps of age�察 �Grave
witnesses of true experience�察�Cannot induce you to attend my words�察。�To
Lucius�А�Speak�察�Rome's dear friend�察�as erst our ancestor�察�
When with his solemn tongue he did discourse