of Titus Andronicus.
557539Secure of thunders cracke or lightning
fla
sh,
558540Aduaunc'd aboue pale enuies threatning reach,
559541As when the golden
suune
salutes the morne,
560542And hauing gilt the Ocean with his beames,
561543Gallops the Zodiacke in his gli
stering Coach,
562544And ouer-looks the highe
st piering hills.
564546Vpon her wit doth earthly honour wait,
565547And vertue
stoops and trembles at her frowne,
566548Then
Aron arme thy hart, and
fit thy thoughts,
567549To mount aloft with thy Emperiall Mi
stris,
568550And mount her pitch, whom thou in triumph long
569551Ha
st pri
soner held, fettred in amourous chaines,
570552And fa
ster bound to
Arons charming eies,
571553Than is
Prometheus tide to
Caucasus.
572554Away with
slaui
sh weedes and
seruile thoughts,
573555I will be bright and
shine in pearle and golde,
574556To wait vpon this new made Empere
sse.
575557To wait
said I? to wanton with this Queene,
576558This Godde
sse, this Semerimis, this Nymph,
577559This Syren that will charme Romes S
aturnine,
578560And
see his
shipwracke, and his Common-weales.
579561Hollo, what
storme is this?
580562Enter Chiron and Demetrius brauing.
581563Demetrius. Chiron thy yeares wants wit, thy wits wants
(edge, 582564And manners to intrude where I am grac'd,
583565And may for ought thou knowe
st a
ffe
cted bee.
584566Chiron. Demetrius, thou do
st ouerweene in all,
585567And
so in this, to beare me downe with braues,
586568Tis not the di
fference of a yeare or two
587569Makes me le
sse gratious, or thee more fortunate:
588570I am as able and as
fit as thou,
589571To
serue, and to de
serue my Mi
stris grace,
590572And that my
sword vpon thee
shall approue,
C3 And