The most Lamentable Tragedie
23922255Well
shalt thou know her by thine owne proportion,
23932256For vp and downe
she doth re
semble thee,
23942257I pray thee doe on them
some violent death,
23952258They haue bin violent to me and mine.
23962259Tamora. Well ha
st thou le
ssond vs, this
shall we doe,
23972260But would it plea
se thee good
Andronicus,
23982261To
send for
Lucius thy thrice valiant
sonne,
23992262Who leades towards Rome a band of warlike
Gothes,
24002263And bid him come and banquet at thy hou
se,
24012264When he is here euen at thy
solemne fea
st,
24022265I will bring in the Empre
sse and hir
sonnes,
24032266The Emperour him
selfe and all thy foes,
24042267And at thy mercie
shall they
stoope and kneele,
24052268And on them
shalt thou ea
se thy angry hart:
24062269What
sayes
Andronicus to this deui
se.
24082271Titus. Marcus my brother, tis
sad T
itus calles,
24092272Goe gentle M
arcus to thy nephew L
ucius,
24102273Thou
shalt enquire him out among the
Gothes,
24112274Bid him repaire to me and bring with him,
24122275Some of the chiefe
st Princes of the
Gothes,
24132276Bid him encampe his Souldiers where they are.
24142277Tell him the Emperour and the Empre
sse too
24152278Fea
st at my hou
se, and he
shall fea
st with them,
24162279This doe thou for my loue, and
so let him,
24172280As he regards his aged Fathers life.
24182281Marcus. This will I doe, and
soone returne againe.
24192282Tamora. Now will I hence about thy bu
sines,
24202283And take my mini
sters along with me.
24212284Titus. Nay, nay, let rape and murder
stay with me,
24222285Or els Ile call my brother backe againe,
24232286And cleaue to no reuenge but L
ucius.
24242287Tamora. What
say you boyes will you abide with
(him, whiles