The most Lamentable Tragedie
802778With hornes as was
Acteons, and the hounds,
803779Should driue vpon thy new transformed limbes,
804780Vnmannerly intruder as thou art.
805781Lauinea. Vnder your patience gentle Empre
sse,
806782Tis thought you haue a goodly gift in horning,
807783And to be doubted that your
Moore and you,
808784Are
singled forth to trie thy experimens:
809785Ioue
sheeld your husband from his hounds today,
810786Tis pittie they
should take him for a Stag.
811787Bassianus. Beleeue me Queene your
swartie Cymerion,
812788Doth make your honour of his bodies hue,
813789Spotted, dete
sted, and abhominable.
814790Why are you
seque
stred from all your traine,
815791Di
smounted from your
snow white goodly
steede,
816792And wandred hither to an ob
sure plot,
817793Accompanied but with a barbarous
Moore,
818794If foule de
sire had not condu
cted you?
819795Lauinia. And being intercepted in your
sport,
820796Great rea
son that my Noble Lord be rated
821797For
sau
sines, I pray you let vs hence,
822798And let her ioy her Rauen culloured loue,
823799This valie
fitts the purpo
se pa
ssing well.
824800Bass. The King my brother
shall haue notice of this.
825801Lauinia I, for the
se
slips haue made him noted long,
826802Good King to be
so mightily abu
sed.
827803Queene. Why I haue patience to indure all this.
828804Enter Chiron and Demetrius. 829805Demet. How now deare
soueraigne, and our gratious
(Mother, 831806Why doth your highnes looke
so pale and wan?
832807Queene. Haue I not rea
son thinke you to looke pale,
833808The
se two haue ticed me hither to this place,
834809A barren, dete
sted vale you
see it is,
835810The trees though
summer yet forlorne and leane,
836811Ouercome with mo
sse and balefull mi
sselto.
837812Here
neuer
shines the
sunne, here nothing breeds,
Vnlesse