Titus

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Revenge it,
as you love your mother's life,

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or be ye not henceforth
called my children.

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This is a witness
that I am thy son.

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And this for me,
struck home to show my strength.

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Ay.

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Come, Semiramis!

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Nay, barbarous Tamora,

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for no name fits thy nature
but thy own!

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Give me the poniard.

:56:43

Your mother's hand shall right
your mother's wrong.

:56:46

Stay, madam.

:56:48

Here is more belongs to her.

:56:51

First thrash the corn,
then after burn the straw.

:56:57

This minion stood upon her chastity,

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upon her nuptial vow, her loyalty,

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and with that painted hope
she braves your mightiness.

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And shall she carry this
unto her grave?

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And if she do,

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I would I were a eunuch.

:57:15

Ha ha ha ha!

:57:17

Drag hence her husband
to some secret hole

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and make his dead trunk
pillow to our lust.

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But when ye have
the honeyye desire,

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let not this wasp
outlive us all to sting.

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I warrant you, madam,
we will make that sure.

:57:35

Come, mistress.

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Now perforce we will enjoy

:57:39

that nice preserved honesty of yours.

:57:41

O Tamora,
thou bearest a woman's face--

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I will not hear her speak.

:57:46

Away with her.

:57:48

Sweet lords,
entreat her hear me but a word.

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Oh, listen, fair madam.

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Let it be your glory
to see her tears,

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but be your heart to them