Titus

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So, Bassianus,
you have played your prize.

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God give you joy, sir,
of your gallant bride.

:37:07

And you of yours, my lord.

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I say no more nor wish no less,

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and so I take my leave.

:37:14

Traitor!

:37:16

If Rome have law or we have power,

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thou and thy faction
shall repent this rape.

:37:23

Rape call you it, my lord,

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to seize my own,
my true-betrothed love,

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and now my wife?

:37:29

But let the laws
of Rome determine all.

:37:31

Meanwhile, I am possessed
of that is mine.

:37:33

'Tis good, sir.

:37:34

You are very short with us.

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But if we live,

:37:38

we'll be as sharp with you.

:37:40

My lord,
what I have done, as best I may,

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answer I must and shall do
with my life.

:37:48

This noble gentleman--
Lord Titus here--

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is in opinion and in honor wronged.

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That in the rescue of Lavinia,
with his own hand

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did slay his youngest son
in zeal to you.

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Receive him then to favor, Saturnine.