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Then let my father's honors live in me!
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Nor wrong mine age
with this indignity!

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But let desert
in pure election shine,

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and, Romans,
fight for freedom in your choice.

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Princes...
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that strive by factions
and by friends ambitiously

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for rule and empery!
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Know that the people of Rome
have by common voice

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in elections for the Roman empery
chosen Andronicus.

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A nobler man,
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a braver warrior, lives not this day
within the city walls.

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He by the Senate is
accited home from weary wars

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against the barbarous Goths.
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Let us entreat,
by honor of his name,

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that you withdraw you,
dismiss your followers,

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and, as suitors should,
plead your deserts in peace

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and humbleness.
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Marcus Andronicus...
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so I do rely on thy uprightness
and integrity,

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and so I love and honor
thee and thine--

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thy noble brother Titus and his sons

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