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up to heaven�察�And bow this feeble ruin to the earth�察�If any power pities
wretched tears�察�To that I call� 。�To LAVINIA�А�What�察�would'st thou kneel
with me�拭�Do�察�then�察�dear heart�察�for heaven shall hear our prayers�察�Or with
our sighs we'll breathe the welkin dim And stain the sun with fog�察 �as
sometime clouds When they do hug him in their melting bosoms。
MARCUS。 O brother�察�speak with possibility�察�And do not break into these
deep extremes。 TITUS。 Is not my sorrow deep�察�having no bottom�拭�Then be
my passions bottomless with them。 MARCUS。 But yet let reason govern
thy lament。 TITUS。 If there were reason for these miseries�察 �Then into
limits could I bind my woes。 When heaven doth weep�察�doth not the earth
o'erflow�拭 �If the winds rage�察 �doth not the sea wax mad�察 �Threat'ning the
welkin with his big´swol'n face�拭�And wilt thou have a reason for this coil�拭�
I am the sea�察�hark how her sighs do blow。 She is the weeping welkin�察�I the
earth�察�Then must my sea be moved with her sighs�察�Then must my earth
with her continual tears Become a deluge�察 �overflow'd and drown'd�察 �For
why my bowels cannot hide her woes�察�But like a drunkard must I vomit
them。 Then give me leave�察 �for losers will have leave To ease their
stomachs with their bitter tongues。
Enter a MESSENGER�察 �with two heads and a hand MESSENGER。
Worthy Andronicus�察�ill art thou repaid For that good hand thou sent'st the
Emperor。 Here are the heads of thy two noble sons�察�And here's thy hand�察�in
scorn to thee sent back´ Thy grief their sports�察�thy resolution mock'd�察�That
woe is me to think upon thy woes�察�More than remembrance of my father's
death。 Exit MARCUS。 Now let hot Aetna cool in Sicily�察�And be my heart
an ever´burning hell� �These miseries are more than may be borne。 To weep
with them that weep doth ease some deal�察�But sorrow flouted at is double
death。 LUCIUS。 Ah�察�that this sight should make so deep a wound�察�And yet
detested life not shrink thereat� �That ever death should let life bear his
name�察�Where life hath no more interest but to breathe� 。�LAVINIA kisses
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TITUS�А �MARCUS。 Alas�察 �poor heart�察 �that kiss is comfortless As frozen
water to a starved snake。 TITUS。 When will this fearful slumber have an
end�拭 �MARCUS。 Now farewell�察 �flatt'ry�察 �die�察 �Andronicus。 Thou dost not
slumber�此�see thy two sons' heads�察�Thy warlike hand�察�thy mangled daughter
here�察�Thy other banish'd son with this dear sight Struck pale and bloodless�察�
and thy brother�察�I�察�Even like a stony image�察�cold and numb。 Ah� �now no
more will I control thy griefs。 Rent off thy silver hair�察 �thy other hand
Gnawing with thy teeth�察 �and be this dismal sight The closing up of our
most wretched eyes。 Now is a time to storm�察�why art thou still�拭�TITUS。
Ha�察 �ha�察 �ha� �MARCUS。 Why dost thou laugh�拭 �It fits not with this hour。
TITUS。 Why�察�I have not another tear to shed�察�Besides�察�this sorrow is an
enemy�察�And would usurp upon my wat'ry eyes And make them blind with
tributary tears。 Then which way shall I find Revenge's cave�拭�For these two
heads do seem to speak to me�察�And threat me I shall never come to bliss
Till all these mischiefs be return'd again Even in their throats that have
committed them。 Come�察 �let me see what task I have to do。 You heavy
people�察�circle me about�察�That I may turn me to each one of you And swear
unto my soul to right your wrongs。 The vow is made。 Come�察�brother�察�take
a head�察�And in this hand the other will I bear。 And�察�Lavinia�察�thou shalt be
employ'd in this�察�Bear thou my hand�察�sweet wench�察�between thy teeth。 As
for thee�察�boy�察�go�察�get thee from my sight�察�Thou art an exile�察�and thou must
not stay。 Hie to the Goths and raise an army there�察�And if ye love me�察�as I
think you do�察�Let's kiss and part�察�for we have much to do。 Exeunt all but
Lucius LUCIUS。 Farewell�察�Andronicus�察 �my noble father�察 �The woefull'st
man that ever liv'd in Rome。 Farewell�察 �proud Rome�察 �till Lucius come
again�察 �He leaves his pledges dearer than his life。 Farewell�察 �Lavinia�察 �my
noble sister�察 �O�察 �would thou wert as thou tofore hast been� �But now nor
Lucius nor Lavinia lives But in oblivion and hateful griefs。 If Lucius live�察�
he will requite your wrongs And make proud Saturnine and his emperess
Beg at the gates like Tarquin and his queen。 Now will I to the Goths�察�and
raise a pow'r To be reveng'd on Rome and Saturnine。 Exit
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SCENE II。 Rome。 TITUS' house
A banquet。
Enter TITUS�察�MARCUS�察�LAVINIA�察�and the boy YOUNG LUCIUS
TITUS。 So so�察�now sit�察�and look you eat no more Than will preserve
just so much strength in us As will revenge these bitter woes of ours。
Marcus�察�unknit that sorrow´wreathen knot�察�Thy niece and I�察�poor creatures�察�
want our hands�察�And cannot passionate our tenfold grief With folded arms。
This poor right hand of mine Is left to tyrannize upon my breast�察 �Who�察�
when my heart�察 �all mad with misery�察 �Beats in this hollow prison of my
flesh�察�Then thus I thump it down。 ��To LAVINIA�А�Thou map of woe�察�that
thus dost talk in signs� �When thy poor heart beats with outrageous beating�察�
Thou canst not strike it thus to make it still。 Wound it with sighing�察�girl�察�
kill it with groans�察 �Or get some little knife between thy teeth And just
against thy heart make thou a hole�察�That all the tears that thy poor eyes let
fall May run into that sink and�察�soaking in�察�Drown the lamenting fool in
sea´salt tears。 MARCUS。 Fie�察�brother�察�fie� �Teach her not thus to lay Such
violent hands upon her tender life。 TITUS。 How now� �Has sorrow made
thee dote already�拭 �Why�察 �Marcus�察 �no man should be mad but I。 What
violent hands can she lay on her life�拭�Ah�察 �wherefore dost thou urge the
name of hands�拭�To bid Aeneas tell the tale twice o'er How Troy was burnt
and he made miserable�拭�O�察�handle not the theme�察�to talk of hands�察�Lest we
remember still that we have none。 Fie�察�fie�察�how franticly I square my talk�察�
As if we should forget we had no hands�察�If Marcus did not name the word
of hands� �Come�察�let's fall to�察�and�察 �gentle girl�察�eat this�此 �Here is no drink。
Hark�察 �Marcus�察 �what she says´ I can interpret all her martyr'd signs�察 �She
says she drinks no other drink but tears�察�Brew'd with her sorrow�察�mesh'd
upon her cheeks。 Speechless complainer�察�I will learn thy thought�察�In thy
dumb action will I be as perfect As begging hermits in their holy prayers。
Thou shalt not sigh�察�nor hold thy stumps to heaven�察�Nor wink�察�nor nod�察�nor
kneel�察�nor make a sign�察�But I of these will wrest an alphabet�察�And by still
practice learn to know thy meaning。 BOY。 Good grandsire�察 �leave these
bitter deep laments�察 �Make my aunt merry with some pleasing tale。
MARCUS。 Alas�察�the tender boy�察�in passion mov'd�察�Doth weep to see his
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grandsire's heaviness。 TITUS。 Peace�察�tender sapling�察�thou art made of tears�察�
And tears will quickly melt thy life away。 ��MARCUS strikes the dish with
a knife�А�What dost thou strike at�察�Marcus�察�with thy knife�拭�MARCUS。 At
that that I have kill'd�察�my lord´ a fly。 TITUS。 Out on thee�察�murderer��