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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 

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