:39:04
My lord, be ruled by me.
:39:07
Be won at last.
:39:09
Dissemble all your griefs
and discontents.
:39:12
You are but newly planted
in your throne.
:39:15
Lest then the people
and patricians too,
:39:17
upon a just survey,
take Titus' part
:39:20
and so supplant you
for ingratitude.
:39:23
Yield at entreats,
and let me alone.
:39:30
I'll find a day
to massacre them all
:39:33
and raze their faction
and their family--
:39:36
the cruel father
and his traitorous sons
:39:39
to whom I sued
for my dear son's life,
:39:43
and make them know what 'tis to
let a queen kneel in the streets
:39:48
and beg for grace in vain.
:39:52
Come, come, sweet Emperor.
:39:56
Come, Andronicus.
:39:57
Take up this good old man,
and cheer the heart
:40:00
that dies in tempest
of thy angry frown.
:40:07
Rise, Titus, rise.
My empress hath prevailed.
:40:11
I thank Your Majesty and her, my lord.
:40:18
And let it be mine honor,
good my lord,
:40:21
that I have reconciled
your friends and you.
:40:24
For you, Prince Bassianus,
:40:27
I have passed my word and promise
:40:29
to the emperor that you will be
:40:31
more mild and tractable.
:40:32
And fear not, lords,
and you, Lavinia.
:40:35
By my advice,
all humbled on your knees,
:40:40
you shall ask pardon of His Majesty.
:40:48
We do, and vow to heaven
and to Your Highness
:40:51
that what we did
was mildly as we might,
:40:54
tendering our sister's honor
and our own.
:40:56
That, on mine honor,
here I do attest.
:40:59
Away, and talk not.
Trouble us no more.