:51:06
Under their sweet shade,
Aaron, let us sit.
:51:10
Ha ha ha!
:51:12
And after conflict, we may,
:51:16
each wreathed in the other's arms,
:51:20
our pastimes done,
:51:22
possess a golden slumber.
:51:24
Whiles hounds and horns
:51:27
and sweet, melodious birds be unto us
:51:30
as is a nurse's song of lullaby
:51:33
to bring her babe asleep.
:51:35
Madam, though Venus
govern your desires,
:51:38
Saturn is dominator over mine.
:51:41
What signifies my deadly-standing eye,
:51:45
my silence, and my cloudy melancholy?
:51:48
No, madam,
these are no venereal signs.
:51:54
Vengeance is in my heart,
:51:56
death in my hand.
:51:59
Blood and revenge are
hammering in my head.
:52:03
Hark, Tamora,
the empress of my soul,
:52:07
which never hopes more heaven
:52:10
than rests in thee...
:52:14
This is the day of doom
for Bassianus.
:52:17
Ha ha!
:52:18
His Philomel must lose
her tongue today.
:52:23
Thy sons make pillage of her chastity
:52:25
and wash their hands
in Bassianus' blood.
:52:34
Seest thou this letter?
:52:36
Take it up, I pray thee,
:52:38
and give the king
this fatal-plotted scroll.
:52:46
Question me no more.
We are espied.
:52:50
Ah, my sweet Moor,
sweeter to me than life!
:52:53
No more, great Empress.
Bassianus comes.
:52:57
Be cross with him,
:52:59
and I'll go fetch thy sons
to back thy quarrels,