of Titus Andronicus.
24252288Whiles I goe tell my Lord the Emperour,
24262289How I haue gouernd our determind ie
st,
24272290Yeeld to his humor,
smooth and
speake him faire,
24282291And tarrie with him till I turne againe.
24292292Titus. I knew them all though they
suppo
sd me mad,
24302293And willl orereach them in their owne deui
ses,
24312294A paire of cur
sed hellhounds and their Dame.
24322295Deme. Maddam depart at plea
sure, leaue vs
here.
24332296Tamora. Farewell
Andronicus, Reuenge now goes,
24342297To lay a complot to betray thy foes.
24352298Titus. I know thou do
st and
sweet Reuenge farewell.
24362299Chiron. Tell vs old man how
shall we be imploid,
24372300Titus. Tut I haue worke enough for you to doe
24382301Publius, come hither,
Caius, and
Valentine.
24412304Pub. The Empre
sse
sonnes I take them,
Chiron.
Deme-(trius. 24432305Titus. Fie,
Publius fie, thou art too much deceaude,
24442306The one is Murder and Rape is the others name,
24452307And therefore binde them gentle
Publius,
24462308Caius and
Valentine, lay hands on them,
24472309Oft haue you heard me wi
sh for
such an houre,
24482310And now I
finde it therefore binde them
sure,
2448.12311And
stop their mouthes if they begin to crie.
24492312Chiron. Villaines forbeare we are the Empre
sse
sons.
24502313Pub. And therefore doe we what we are commanded,
24512314Stop clo
se their mouthes let them not
speak a word,
24522315Is he
sure bound, looke that you bind them fa
st.
24532316 Enter Titus Andronicus, with a knife, and Lauinia, with
24552318Titus. Come, come, L
auinia looke thy foes are bound,
24562319Sirs
stop their mouthes let them not
speake to me,
24572320But let them heare what fearefull words I vtter.
24582321Oh villaines
Chiron and
Demetrius,
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