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��She giveth SATURNINE a letter�А�SATURNINUS。 ��Reads�А�'An if we miss
to meet him handsomely�察 �Sweet huntsman´ Bassianus 'tis we mean´ Do
thou so much as dig the grave for him。 Thou know'st our meaning。 Look
for thy reward Among the nettles at the elder´tree Which overshades the
mouth of that same pit Where we decreed to bury Bassianus。 Do this�察�and
purchase us thy lasting friends。' O Tamora� �was ever heard the like�拭�This
is the pit and this the elder´tree。 Look�察�sirs�察�if you can find the huntsman
out That should have murdered Bassianus here。 AARON。 My gracious
lord�察 �here is the bag of gold。 SATURNINUS。 ��To TITUS�А �Two of thy
whelps�察�fell curs of bloody kind�察�Have here bereft my brother of his life。
Sirs�察�drag them from the pit unto the prison�察�There let them bide until we
have devis'd Some never´heard´of torturing pain for them。 TAMORA。
What�察 �are they in this pit�拭 �O wondrous thing� �How easily murder is
discovered� �TITUS。 High Emperor�察�upon my feeble knee I beg this boon�察�
with tears not lightly shed�察 �That this fell fault of my accursed sons´
Accursed if the fault be prov'd in them´ SATURNINUS。 If it be prov'd� �
You see it is apparent。 Who found this letter�拭 �Tamora�察 �was it you�拭�
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TAMORA。 Andronicus himself did take it up。 TITUS。 I did�察�my lord�察�yet
let me be their bail�察�For�察�by my fathers' reverend tomb�察�I vow They shall
be ready at your Highness' will To answer their suspicion with their lives。
SATURNINUS。 Thou shalt not bail them�察�see thou follow me。 Some bring
the murdered body�察�some the murderers�察�Let them not speak a word´ the
guilt is plain�察�For�察�by my soul�察�were there worse end than death�察�That end
upon them should be executed。 TAMORA。 Andronicus�察�I will entreat the
King。 Fear not thy sons�察�they shall do well enough。 TITUS。 Come�察�Lucius�察�
come�察�stay not to talk with them。 Exeunt
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SCENE IV。 Another part of the forest
Enter the Empress' sons�察�DEMETRIUS and CHIRON�察�with LAVINIA�察�
her hands cut off�察�and her tongue cut out�察�and ravish'd
DEMETRIUS。 So�察�now go tell�察�an if thy tongue can speak�察�Who 'twas
that cut thy tongue and ravish'd thee。 CHIRON。 Write down thy mind�察�
bewray thy meaning so�察�An if thy stumps will let thee play the scribe。
DEMETRIUS。 See how with signs and tokens she can scrowl。 CHIRON。
Go home�察�call for sweet water�察�wash thy hands。 DEMETRIUS。 She hath
no tongue to call�察�nor hands to wash�察�And so let's leave her to her silent
walks。 CHIRON。 An 'twere my cause�察 �I should go hang myself。
DEMETRIUS。 If thou hadst hands to help thee knit the cord。 Exeunt
DEMETRIUS and CHIRON
Wind horns。 Enter MARCUS�察�from hunting
MARCUS。 Who is this�拭� my niece�察�that flies away so fast�拭�Cousin�察�a
word�此�where is your husband�拭�If I do dream�察�would all my wealth would
wake me� �If I do wake�察�some planet strike me down�察�That I may slumber
an eternal sleep� �Speak�察 �gentle niece。 What stern ungentle hands Hath
lopp'd�察 �and hew'd�察 �and made thy body bare Of her two branches´ those
sweet ornaments Whose circling shadows kings have sought to sleep in�察�
And might not gain so great a happiness As half thy love�拭�Why dost not
speak to me�拭�Alas�察 �a crimson river of warm blood�察 �Like to a bubbling
fountain stirr'd with wind�察 �Doth rise and fall between thy rosed lips�察�
Coming and going with thy honey breath。 But sure some Tereus hath
deflowered thee�察�And�察�lest thou shouldst detect him�察�cut thy tongue。 Ah�察�
now thou turn'st away thy face for shame� �And notwithstanding all this
loss of blood´ As from a conduit with three issuing spouts´ Yet do thy
cheeks look red as Titan's face Blushing to be encount'red with a cloud。
Shall I speak for thee�拭�Shall I say 'tis so�拭�O�察�that I knew thy heart�察 �and
knew the beast�察 �That I might rail at him to ease my mind� �Sorrow
concealed�察�like an oven stopp'd�察�Doth burn the heart to cinders where it is。
Fair Philomel�察�why she but lost her tongue�察�And in a tedious sampler sew'd
her mind�察�But�察�lovely niece�察�that mean is cut from thee。 A craftier Tereus�察�
cousin�察�hast thou met�察�And he hath cut those pretty fingers off That could
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have better sew'd than Philomel。 O�察�had the monster seen those lily hands
Tremble like aspen leaves upon a lute And make the silken strings delight
to kiss them�察�He would not then have touch'd them for his life� �Or had he
heard the heavenly harmony Which that sweet tongue hath made�察 �He
would have dropp'd his knife�察�and fell asleep�察�As Cerberus at the Thracian
poet's feet。 Come�察�let us go�察�and make thy father blind�察�For such a sight
will blind a father's eye�察�One hour's storm will drown the fragrant meads�察�
What will whole months of tears thy father's eyes�拭�Do not draw back�察�for
we will mourn with thee�察�O�察�could our mourning case thy misery� �Exeunt
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ACT III。
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SCENE I。 Rome。 A street
Enter the JUDGES�察�TRIBUNES�察�and SENATORS�察 �with TITUS' two
sons MARTIUS and QUINTUS bound�察�passing on the stage to the place
of execution�察�and TITUS going before�察�pleading
TITUS。 Hear me�察 �grave fathers�察 �noble Tribunes�察 �stay� �For pity of
mine age�察�whose youth was spent In dangerous wars whilst you securely
slept�察 �For all my blood in Rome's great quarrel shed�察 �For all the frosty
nights that I have watch'd�察�And for these bitter tears�察�which now you see
Filling the aged wrinkles in my cheeks�察�Be pitiful to my condemned sons�察�
Whose souls are not corrupted as 'tis thought。 For two and twenty sons I
never wept�察 �Because they died in honour's lofty bed。 ��ANDRONICUS
lieth down�察�and the judges pass by him with the prisoners�察�and exeunt�А�For
these�察�Tribunes�察�in the dust I write My heart's deep languor and my soul's
sad tears。 Let my tears stanch the earth's dry appetite�察 �My sons' sweet
blood will make it shame and blush。 O earth�察 �I will befriend thee more
with rain That shall distil from these two ancient urns�察�Than youthful April
shall with all his show'rs。 In summer's drought I'll drop upon thee still�察�In
winter with warm tears I'll melt the snow And keep eternal spring´time on
thy face�察�So thou refuse to drink my dear sons' blood。
Enter Lucius with his weapon drawn
O reverend Tribunes� �O gentle aged men� �Unbind my sons�察�reverse
the doom of death�察�And let me say�察�that never wept before�察�My tears are
now prevailing orators。 LUCIUS。 O noble father�察�you lament in vain�察�The
Tribunes hear you not�察�no man is by�察�And you recount your sorrows to a
stone。 TITUS。 Ah�察�Lucius�察�for thy brothers let me plead� �Grave Tribunes�察�
once more I entreat of you。 LUCIUS。 My gracious lord�察�no tribune hears
you speak。 TITUS。 Why�察�'tis no matter�察�man�此�if they did hear�察�They would
not mark me�察�if they did mark�察�They would not pity me�察�yet plead I must�察�
And bootless unto them。 Therefore I tell my sorrows to the stones�察�Who
though they cannot answer my distress�察�Yet in some sort they are better
than the Tribunes�察�For that they will not intercept my tale。 When I do weep�察�
they humbly at my feet Receive my tears�察�and seem to weep with me�察�And
were they but attired in grave weeds�察�Rome could affor
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