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First know thou...
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I begot him on the empress.
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Oh, most insatiate
and luxurious woman!

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Tut, Lucius,
this was but a deed of charity

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to that which thou
shalt hear of me anon.

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'Twas her two sons
that murdered Bassianus.

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They...
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cut thy sister's tongue
and ravished her,

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and cut her hands
and trimmed her as thou sawest.

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Detestable villain!
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Callest thou that trimming?
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Why, she was washed...
and cut...and trimmed,

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and 'twas trim sport for them
that had the doing of it.

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Oh, barbarous, beastly villains,
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like thyself!.
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I deed, I was their tutor
to instruct them.

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Ah, that codding spirit
had they from their mother.

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That bloody mind,
I think, they learned of me.

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Oh!
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Let my deeds be witness of my worth.
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I trained thy brethren
to that guileful hole

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where the dead corpse
of Bassianus lay.

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I wrote the letter
that thy father found

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and hid the bag of gold
beneath the tree.

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I played the cheater
for thy father's hand,

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and when I had it,
drew myself apart

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and almost broke my heart
with extreme laughter.

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And when I told the empress
of this sport,

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she swooned almost
at my pleasing tale,

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and for my tidings
gave me twenty kisses.

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What?
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Canst thou say all this
and never blush?

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Ay, like a black dog,
as the saying is.


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