titus andronicus(密蒙帽,芦蒙代鶴針帽)-及14嫗
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thou hast shot off one of Taurus' horns。 MARCUS。 This was the sport�察�my
lord�此�when Publius shot�察�The Bull�察�being gall'd�察�gave Aries such a knock
That down fell both the Ram's horns in the court�察�And who should find
them but the Empress' villain�拭�She laugh'd�察�and told the Moor he should
not choose But give them to his master for a present。 TITUS。 Why�察�there it
goes� �God give his lordship joy� �
Enter the CLOWN�察�with a basket and two pigeons in it
News�察 �news from heaven� �Marcus�察 �the post is come。 Sirrah�察 �what
tidings�拭 �Have you any letters�拭 �Shall I have justice�拭 �What says Jupiter�拭�
CLOWN。 Ho�察 �the gibbet´maker�拭 �He says that he hath taken them down
again�察�for the man must not be hang'd till the next week。 TITUS。 But what
says Jupiter�察 �I ask thee�拭 �CLOWN。 Alas�察 �sir�察 �I know not Jupiter�察 �I never
drank with him in all my life。 TITUS。 Why�察�villain�察�art not thou the carrier�拭�
CLOWN。 Ay�察�of my pigeons�察�sir�察�nothing else。 TITUS。 Why�察�didst thou not
come from heaven�拭�CLOWN。 From heaven� �Alas�察�sir�察�I never came there。
God forbid I should be so bold to press to heaven in my young days。 Why�察�
I am going with my pigeons to the Tribunal Plebs�察�to take up a matter of
brawl betwixt my uncle and one of the Emperal's men。 MARCUS。 Why�察�
sir�察�that is as fit as can be to serve for your oration�察�and let him deliver the
pigeons to the Emperor from you。 TITUS。 Tell me�察 �can you deliver an
oration to the Emperor with a grace�拭 �CLOWN。 Nay�察 �truly�察 �sir�察 �I could
never say grace in all my life。 TITUS。 Sirrah�察�come hither。 Make no more
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ado�察�But give your pigeons to the Emperor�察�By me thou shalt have justice
at his hands。 Hold�察�hold� �Meanwhile here's money for thy charges。 Give
me pen and ink。 Sirrah�察�can you with a grace deliver up a supplication�拭�
CLOWN。 Ay�察�sir。 TITUS。 Then here is a supplication for you。 And when
you come to him�察�at the first approach you must kneel�察�then kiss his foot�察�
then deliver up your pigeons�察�and then look for your reward。 I'll be at hand�察�
sir�察 �see you do it bravely。 CLOWN。 I warrant you�察 �sir�察 �let me alone。
TITUS。 Sirrah�察�hast thou a knife�拭�Come let me see it。 Here�察�Marcus�察�fold it
in the oration�察�For thou hast made it like a humble suppliant。 And when
thou hast given it to the Emperor�察�Knock at my door�察�and tell me what he
says。 CLOWN。 God be with you�察�sir�察�I will。 TITUS。 Come�察�Marcus�察�let us
go。 Publius�察�follow me。 Exeunt
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SCENE IV。 Rome。 Before the
palace Enter the EMPEROR�察�and the
EMPRESS and her two sons�察�DEMETRIUS and
CHIRON�察�LORDS and others。 The EMPEROR
brings the arrows in his hand that TITUS shot at him
SATURNINUS。 Why�察 �lords�察 �what wrongs are these� �Was ever seen
An emperor in Rome thus overborne�察�Troubled�察�confronted thus�察�and�察�for
the extent Of egal justice�察�us'd in such contempt�拭�My lords�察�you know�察�as
know the mightful gods�察�However these disturbers of our peace Buzz in
the people's ears�察�there nought hath pass'd But even with law against the
wilful sons Of old Andronicus。 And what an if His sorrows have so
overwhelm'd his wits�察�Shall we be thus afflicted in his wreaks�察�His fits�察�his
frenzy�察 �and his bitterness�拭�And now he writes to heaven for his redress。
See�察�here's 'To Jove' and this 'To Mercury'�察�This 'To Apollo'�察�this 'To the
God of War'´ Sweet scrolls to fly about the streets of Rome� �What's this
but libelling against the Senate�察�And blazoning our unjustice every where�拭�
A goodly humour�察 �is it not�察 �my lords�拭 �As who would say in Rome no
justice were。 But if I live�察�his feigned ecstasies Shall be no shelter to these
outrages�察�But he and his shall know that justice lives In Saturninus' health�察�
whom�察�if she sleep�察�He'll so awake as he in fury shall Cut off the proud'st
conspirator that lives。 TAMORA。 My gracious lord�察�my lovely Saturnine�察�
Lord of my life�察 �commander of my thoughts�察 �Calm thee�察 �and bear the
faults of Titus' age�察�Th' effects of sorrow for his valiant sons Whose loss
hath pierc'd him deep and scarr'd his heart�察 �And rather comfort his
distressed plight Than prosecute the meanest or the best For these
contempts。 ��Aside�А�Why�察�thus it shall become High´witted Tamora to gloze
with all。 But�察�Titus�察�I have touch'd thee to the quick�察�Thy life´blood out�察�if
Aaron now be wise�察�Then is all safe�察�the anchor in the port。
Enter CLOWN How now�察�good fellow� �Wouldst thou speak with us�拭�
CLOWN。 Yes�察 �forsooth�察 �an your mistriship be Emperial。 TAMORA。
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Empress I am�察�but yonder sits the Emperor。 CLOWN。 'Tis he。´ God and
Saint Stephen give you godden。 I have brought you a letter and a couple of
pigeons here。 ��SATURNINUS reads the letter�А �SATURNINUS。 Go take
him away�察 �and hang him presently。 CLOWN。 How much money must I
have�拭 �TAMORA。 Come�察 �sirrah�察 �you must be hang'd。 CLOWN。 Hang'd� �
by'r lady�察 �then I have brought up a neck to a fair end。 ��Exit guarded�А�
SATURNINUS。 Despiteful and intolerable wrongs� �Shall I endure this
monstrous villainy�拭�I know from whence this same device proceeds。 May
this be borne´ as if his traitorous sons That died by law for murder of our
brother Have by my means been butchered wrongfully�拭 �Go drag the
villain hither by the hair�察 �Nor age nor honour shall shape privilege。 For
this proud mock I'll be thy slaughterman�察�Sly frantic wretch�察�that holp'st to
make me great�察�In hope thyself should govern Rome and me。
Enter NUNTIUS AEMILIUS
What news with thee�察�Aemilius�拭�AEMILIUS。 Arm�察�my lords� �Rome
never had more cause。 The Goths have gathered head�察�and with a power
Of high resolved men�察�bent to the spoil�察�They hither march amain�察�under
conduct Of Lucius�察�son to old Andronicus�察�Who threats in course of this
revenge to do As much as ever Coriolanus did。 SATURNINUS。 Is warlike
Lucius general of the Goths�拭�These tidings nip me�察�and I hang the head As
flowers with frost�察 �or grass beat down with storms。 Ay�察 �now begins our
sorrows to approach。 'Tis he the common people love so much�察 �Myself
hath often heard them say´ When I have walked like a private man´ That
Lucius' banishment was wrongfully�察 �And they have wish'd that Lucius
were their emperor。 TAMORA。 Why should you fear�拭 �Is not your city
strong�拭�SATURNINUS。 Ay�察�but the citizens favour Lucius�察�And will revolt
from me to succour him。 TAMORA。 King�察�be thy thoughts imperious like
thy name� �Is the sun dimm'd�察�that gnats do fly in it�拭�The eagle suffers little
birds to sing�察�And is not careful what they mean thereby�察 �Knowing that
with the shadow of his wings He can at pleasure stint their melody�察�Even
so mayest thou the giddy men of Rome。 Then cheer thy spirit�察�for know
thou�察�Emperor�察�I will enchant the old Andronicus With words more sweet�察�
and yet more dangerous�察�Than baits to fish or honey´stalks to sheep�察�When
as the one is wounded with the bait�察�The other rotted with delicious feed。
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SATURNINUS。 But he will not entreat his son for us。 TAM