of Titus Andronicus.
19651828Titus. Tell mee, can you deliuer an Oration to the Em
- 19671830Clowne. Nay truelie
sir, I could neuer
say grace in all
19691832Titus. Sirra come hither, make no more adoo,
19701833But giue your pidgeons to the Emperour,
19711834By mee thou
shalt haue iu
stice at his hands,
19721835Hold, hold, meanewhile here's money for thy charges,
19741837Sirra, can you with a grace deliuer vp a Supplication?
19761839Titus. Then here is a Supplication for you, and when you
19771840come to him, at the
fir
st approch you mu
st kneele, then
19781841ki
sse his foote, then deliuer vp your pidgeons, and then
19791842looke for your reward. Ile bee at hand
sir,
see you doe it
19811844Clowne. I warrant you
sir, let me alone.
19821845Titus. Sirra ha
st thou a knife? Come let me
see it.
19831846Here
Marcus, fold it in the Oration,
19841847For thou ha
st made it like an humble Suppliant.
19851848And when thou ha
st giuen it to the Emperour,
19861849Knocke at my doore, and tell me what he
saies.
19871850Clowne. God be with you
sir, I will.
Exit. 19881851Titus. Come
Marcus let vs goe,
Publius follow mee.
19901853 +
Euter Emperour and Empresse and her two sonnes, the 19911854Emperour brings the Arrowes in his hand
19931856Saturnine. Why Lords what wrongs are the
se, was euer
(seene, 19951857An Emperour in Rome thus ouerborne,
19961858Troubled, confronted thus, and for the extent
19971859Of
egall iu
stice, v
sde in
such contempt.
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