The most Lamentable Tragedie
591573And plead my pa
ssions for L
auinias loue.
592574Moore. Clubs, Clubs, the
se louers will not keepe the
(peace. 593575Demetrius. Why boy, although our mother (vnaduizd)
594576Gaue you a daun
sing Rapier by your
side,
595577Are you
so de
sperate growne to threat your friends:
596578Goe too: haue your lath glued within your
sheath,
597579Till you know better how to handle it.
598580Chiron. Meanewhile
sir, with the little skill I haue,
599581Full well
shalt thou perceiue how much I dare.
600582Demetrius. I boy, grow yee
so braue?
they drawe. 601583Moore. Why how now Lords?
602584So neere the Emperours Pallace dare yee drawe,
603585And maintaine
such a quarrell openlie?
604586Full well I wote the ground of all this grudge,
605587I would not for a million of gold,
606588The cau
se were knowne to them it mo
st concernes,
607589Nor would your Noble Mother for much more,
608590Be
so di
shonoured in the Court of Rome.
610592Demetrius. Not I till I haue
sheathd,
611593My Rapier in his bo
some, and withall
612594Thru
st tho
se reprochfull
speeches downe his throat,
613595That he hath breathd in my di
shonour here.
614596Chiron. For that I am prepard, and full re
solude,
615597Fowle
spoken Coward, that thundre
st with thy tongue,
617598And with thy weapon nothing dar
st performe.
619600Now by the Gods that warlike
Gothes adore,
620601This pettie brabble will vndoo vs all:
621602Why Lords, and thinke you not how dangerous
622603It is to iet vpon a Princes right?
623604What is
Lauinia then become
so loo
se,
624605Or
Bascianus so degenerate,
625606That for her loue
such quarrels may be brocht,
626607Without controulement, iu
stice, or reuenge.
Young