Titus

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O Publius,

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is not this a heavy case,

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to see thy noble uncle thus distract?

:44:27

Therefore, my lord,

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it highly us concerns
by day and night

:44:31

to attend him carefully

:44:32

and feed his humor
kindly as we may

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till time beget
some careful remedy.

:44:37

Kinsmen, his sorrows are past remedy.

:44:45

Publius, how now?

:44:48

How now, my masters?

:44:50

You are a good archer, Marcus.
Come to this gear.

:44:53

Ad Jovem.
That's for you.

:44:56

Here. Ad Apollinem.

:45:00

Here, boy, to Pallas.

:45:03

Here, to Mercury.

:45:07

To Saturn, Caius,
not to Saturnine.

:45:09

You were as good to shoot
against the wind.

:45:12

To it, boy.

:45:14

Eh...

:45:17

Marcus, loose when I bid.

:45:19

Of my word,
I've written to effect.

:45:21

There's not a god
left unsolicited.

:45:23

My lord, I aim
a mile beyond the moon.

:45:26

Your letter is with Jupiter by this.

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Marcus, we are but shrubs,
no cedars we,

:45:37

no big-boned men framed
of the Cyclops' size.

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But metal, Marcus,
steel to the very back,

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yet wrung with wrongs
more than our backs can bear.

:45:51

And sith there's no justice
in earth nor hell,

:45:54

we will solicit heaven

:45:57

and move the gods
to send down justice

:45:59

for to wreak our wrongs.