The most Lamentable Tragedie
26742535Bid him farewell commit him to the graue,
26752536Doe them that kindnes and take leaue of them.
26762537Puer. Oh Grand
sire, Grand
sire, eu'n with all my hart,
26772538Would I were dead
so you did liue againe,
26782539O Lord I cannot
speake to him for weeping,
26792540My teares will choacke me if I ope my mouth.
26802541Romane. You
sad
Andronicie haue done with woes,
26812542Giue
sentence on this execrable wretch,
26822543That hath bin breeder of the
se dyre euents.
26832544Lucius. Set him bre
st deepe in earth and fami
sh him,
26842545There let him
stand and raue and crie for foode.
26852546If
anyone releeues or pitties him,
26862547For the o
ffence he dies, this is our doome,
26872548Some
stay to
see him fa
stned in the earth.
26882549Aron. Ah why
should wrath be mute and furie dumb,
26892550I am no babie I, that with ba
se prayers
26902551I
should repent the euils I haue done,
26912552Ten thou
sand wor
se than euer yet I did
26922553Would I performe if I might haue my will,
26932554If one good deed in all my life I did
26942555I doe repent it from my verie
soule.
26952556Lu. Some louing friends conuay the Emperour hence,
26962557And giue him buriall in his fathers graue,
26972558My Father and L
auinia shall forthwith,
26982559Be clo
sed in our hou
sholds monument,
26992560As for that rauinous tiger T
amora,
27002561No funerall right, nor man in mourning weede,
27012562No mournefull bell
shall ring her buriall
27022563But throw her forth to bea
sts and birds to pray,
27032564Her life was bea
stlie and deuoide of pittie,
27042565And being dead let birds on her take pittie.
27092567Finis the Tragedie of Titus Andronicus.