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that dies in tempest
of thy angry frown.

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Rise, Titus, rise.
My empress hath prevailed.

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I thank Your Majesty and her, my lord.
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And let it be mine honor,
good my lord,

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that I have reconciled
your friends and you.

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For you, Prince Bassianus,
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I have passed my word and promise
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to the emperor that you will be
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more mild and tractable.
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And fear not, lords,
and you, Lavinia.

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By my advice,
all humbled on your knees,

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you shall ask pardon of His Majesty.
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We do, and vow to heaven
and to Your Highness

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that what we did
was mildly as we might,

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tendering our sister's honor
and our own.

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That, on mine honor,
here I do attest.

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Away, and talk not.
Trouble us no more.

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Nay, nay, sweet Emperor.
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We must all be friends.
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The tribune and his nephews
kneel for grace.

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I will not be denied.
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Sweet heart, look back.
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Marcus, for thy sake
and thy brother's here,

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and at my lovely Tamora's entreats,
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I do remit these young men's
heinous faults.

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Stand up!
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Lavinia, though you left me
like a churl,

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I found a friend.
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Come.
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If the emperor's court
can feast two brides,

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you are my guest, Lavinia,
and your friends.

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This day shall be
a love-day, Tamora.


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