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CHIRON。 Meanwhile�察�sir�察�with the little skill I have�察�Full well shalt thou
perceive how much I dare。 DEMETRIUS。 Ay�察 �boy�察 �grow ye so brave�拭�
��They draw�А�AARON。 ��Coming forward�А�Why�察�how now�察�lords� �So near
the Emperor's palace dare ye draw And maintain such a quarrel openly�拭�
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Full well I wot the ground of all this grudge�此�I would not for a million of
gold The cause were known to them it most concerns�察 �Nor would your
noble mother for much more Be so dishonoured in the court of Rome。 For
shame�察�put up。 DEMETRIUS。 Not I�察�till I have sheath'd My rapier in his
bosom�察�and withal Thrust those reproachful speeches down his throat That
he hath breath'd in my dishonour here。 CHIRON。 For that I am prepar'd
and full resolv'd�察�Foul´spoken coward�察�that thund'rest with thy tongue�察�And
with thy weapon nothing dar'st perform。 AARON。 Away�察�I say� �Now�察�by
the gods that warlike Goths adore�察 �This pretty brabble will undo us all。
Why�察�lords�察�and think you not how dangerous It is to jet upon a prince's
right�拭�What�察�is Lavinia then become so loose�察�Or Bassianus so degenerate�察�
That for her love such quarrels may be broach'd Without controlment�察�
justice�察 �or revenge�拭 �Young lords�察 �beware�察 �an should the Empress know
This discord's ground�察�the music would not please。 CHIRON。 I care not�察�I�察�
knew she and all the world�此 �I love Lavinia more than all the world。
DEMETRIUS。 Youngling�察 �learn thou to make some meaner choice�此�
Lavina is thine elder brother's hope。 AARON。 Why�察�are ye mad�察�or know
ye not in Rome How furious and impatient they be�察�And cannot brook
competitors in love�拭�I tell you�察�lords�察�you do but plot your deaths By this
device。 CHIRON。 Aaron�察 �a thousand deaths Would I propose to achieve
her whom I love。 AARON。 To achieve her´ how�拭 �DEMETRIUS。 Why
mak'st thou it so strange�拭�She is a woman�察�therefore may be woo'd�察�She is
a woman�察�therefore may be won�察�She is Lavinia�察�therefore must be lov'd。
What�察�man� �more water glideth by the mill Than wots the miller of�察�and
easy it is Of a cut loaf to steal a shive�察�we know。 Though Bassianus be the
Emperor's brother�察 �Better than he have worn Vulcan's badge。 AARON。
��Aside�А �Ay�察 �and as good as Saturninus may。 DEMETRIUS。 Then why
should he despair that knows to court it With words�察 �fair looks�察 �and
liberality�拭 �What�察 �hast not thou full often struck a doe�察 �And borne her
cleanly by the keeper's nose�拭�AARON。 Why�察�then�察�it seems some certain
snatch or so Would serve your turns。 CHIRON。 Ay�察�so the turn were served。
DEMETRIUS。 Aaron�察�thou hast hit it。 AARON。 Would you had hit it too� �
Then should not we be tir'd with this ado。 Why�察�hark ye�察�hark ye� �and are
you such fools To square for this�拭�Would it offend you�察�then�察�That both
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should speed�拭�CHIRON。 Faith�察�not me。 DEMETRIUS。 Nor me�察�so I were
one。 AARON。 For shame�察�be friends�察�and join for that you jar。 'Tis policy
and stratagem must do That you affect�察�and so must you resolve That what
you cannot as you would achieve�察�You must perforce accomplish as you
may。 Take this of me�此 �Lucrece was not more chaste Than this Lavinia�察�
Bassianus' love。 A speedier course than ling'ring languishment Must we
pursue�察�and I have found the path。 My lords�察�a solemn hunting is in hand�察�
There will the lovely Roman ladies troop�察�The forest walks are wide and
spacious�察�And many unfrequented plots there are Fitted by kind for rape
and villainy。 Single you thither then this dainty doe�察�And strike her home
by force if not by words。 This way�察�or not at all�察�stand you in hope。 Come�察�
come�察 �our Empress�察 �with her sacred wit To villainy and vengeance
consecrate�察�Will we acquaint with all what we intend�察�And she shall file
our engines with advice That will not suffer you to square yourselves�察�But
to your wishes' height advance you both。 The Emperor's court is like the
house of Fame�察�The palace full of tongues�察�of eyes�察�and ears�察�The woods
are ruthless�察�dreadful�察�deaf�察�and dull。 There speak and strike�察�brave boys�察�
and take your turns�察�There serve your lust�察�shadowed from heaven's eye�察�
And revel in Lavinia's treasury。 CHIRON。 Thy counsel�察�lad�察�smells of no
cowardice。 DEMETRIUS。 Sit fas aut nefas�察�till I find the stream To cool
this heat�察�a charm to calm these fits�察�Per Styga�察�per manes vehor。 Exeunt
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SCENE II。 A forest near Rome
Enter TITUS ANDRONICUS�察 �and his three sons�察 �LUCIUS�察�
QUINTUS�察 �MARTIUS�察 �making a noise with hounds and horns�察 �and
MARCUS TITUS。 The hunt is up�察�the morn is bright and grey�察�The fields
are fragrant�察�and the woods are green。 Uncouple here�察�and let us make a
bay�察�And wake the Emperor and his lovely bride�察�And rouse the Prince�察�
and ring a hunter's peal�察�That all the court may echo with the noise。 Sons�察�
let it be your charge�察�as it is ours�察�To attend the Emperor's person carefully。
I have been troubled in my sleep this night�察�But dawning day new comfort
hath inspir'd。
Here a cry of hounds�察 �and wind horns in a peal。 Then enter
SATURNINUS�察 �TAMORA�察 �BASSIANUS LAVINIA�察 �CHIRON�察�
DEMETRIUS�察�and their attendants Many good morrows to your Majesty� �
Madam�察�to you as many and as good� �I promised your Grace a hunter's
peal。 SATURNINUS。 And you have rung it lustily�察�my lords´ Somewhat
too early for new´married ladies。 BASSIANUS。 Lavinia�察 �how say you�拭�
LAVINIA。 I say no�察 �I have been broad awake two hours and more。
SATURNINUS。 Come on then�察�horse and chariots let us have�察�And to our
sport。 ��To TAMORA�А �Madam�察 �now shall ye see Our Roman hunting。
MARCUS。 I have dogs�察 �my lord�察�Will rouse the proudest panther in the
chase�察�And climb the highest promontory top。 TITUS。 And I have horse
will follow where the game Makes way�察 �and run like swallows o'er the
plain。 DEMETRIUS。 Chiron�察�we hunt not�察�we�察�with horse nor hound�察�But
hope to pluck a dainty doe to ground。 Exeunt
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SCENE III。 A lonely part of the forest
Enter AARON alone�察�with a bag of gold
AARON。 He that had wit would think that I had none�察�To bury so
much gold under a tree And never after to inherit it。 Let him that thinks of
me so abjectly Know that this gold must coin a stratagem�察 �Which�察�
cunningly effected�察�will beget A very excellent piece of villainy。 And so
repose�察�sweet gold�察�for their unrest ��Hides the gold�А�That have their alms
out of the Empress' chest。
Enter TAMORA alone�察�to the Moor
TAMORA。 My lovely Aaron�察 �wherefore look'st thou sad When
everything does make a gleeful boast�拭�The birds chant melody on every
bush�察�The snakes lie rolled in the cheerful sun�察�The green leaves quiver
with the cooling wind And make a chequer'd shadow on the ground�察�
Under their sweet shade�察�Aaron�察 �let us sit�察�And while the babbling echo
mocks the hounds�察�Replying shrilly to the well´tun'd horn