of Titus Andronicus.
838813Vnle
sse the nightly Owle or fatall Rauen:
839814And when they
showd me this abhorred pit,
840815They told me here at dead time of the night,
841816A thou
sand feends, a thou
sand hi
ssing
snakes,
842817Ten thou
sand
swelling toades, as manie vrchins,
843818Would make
such fearefull and confu
sed cries,
844819As any mortall body hearing it
845820Should
strait fall mad, or els die
suddainely.
846821No
sooner had they told this helli
sh tale,
847822Bu
strait they told me they would binde me here,
848823Vnto the body of a di
small Ewghe,
849824And leaue me to this mi
serable death.
850825And then they calde me foule adultere
sse,
851826Lauicious Goth, and all the bittere
st tearmes,
852827That euer eare did heare to
such e
ffe
ct.
853828And had you not by wondrous
fortune come,
854829This vengeance on me had they executed:
855830Reuenge it as you loue your Mothers life,
856831Or be yee not henceforth cald my Children,
857832Demetrius. This is a witnes that I am thy
son.
stab him. 858833Chi And this for me
struck home, to
shew my
strength.
860834Lauinia. I come
Semeranis, nay barbarous T
amora,
861835For no name
fits thy nature but thy owne.
862836Tamora. Giue me the poynard, you
shall know my boies,
863837Your Mothers hand
shall right your Mothers wrong.
864838Demetrius. Stay Madame here is more belongs to her,
865839Fir
st thra
sh the corne, then alter burne the
straw:
866840This minion
stood vpon her cha
stitie,
867841Vpon her Nuptiall vow, her loyaltie,
868842And with that painted hope, braues your mightenes,
869843And
shall
she carrie this vnto her graue.
870844Chiron. And if
she doe, I would I were an Euenuke,
872845Drag hence her husband to
some
secret hole,
873846And make his dead trunke pillow to our lu
st.
874847Tamora. But when yee haue the honie we de
sire,
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