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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.
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Ha ha ha ha!
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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.

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Come, mistress.
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Now perforce we will enjoy
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that nice preserved honesty of yours.
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O Tamora,
thou bearest a woman's face--

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I will not hear her speak.
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Away with her.
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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
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as unrelenting flint
to drops of rain.

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When did the tiger's young ones
teach the dam?

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Oh, do not learn her wrath.
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She taught it thee?
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The milk thou suckst from her
did turn to marble.

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Yet every mother
breeds not sons alike.

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Do thou entreat her
show a woman's pity.

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What, wouldst thou have me
prove myself a bastard?

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Oh, be to me,
though thy hard heart say no,

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nothing so kind,
but something pitiful!

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I know not what it means.
Away with her.

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Let me teach thee!
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For my father's sake
that gave thee life

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when well he might
have slain thee!

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Hadst thou in person
never offended me,

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even for his sake am I pitiless.
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Remember, boys,
I poured forth tears in vain

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to save your brother
from the sacrifice,

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but fierce Andronicus
would not relent.


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