1:02:05
My lord,
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there's a messenger from Rome.
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Welcome, Aemelius.
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What news from Rome?
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Lord Lucius,
and you princes of the Goths,
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the Roman Emperor
greets you all by me and,
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for he understands you are in arms,
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craves a parley
at your father's house.
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Willing you to demand your hostages,
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and they shall be
immediately delivered.
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What says our general?
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Aemelias, let the emperor
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give his pledges unto my father
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and my uncle Marcus,
and we will come.
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Who doth molest
my contemplation?
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Is it your trick
to make me ope the door
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that so my sad decrees
may fly away
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and all my study be to no effect?
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Huh?
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You are deceived,
for what I mean to do
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see here in bloody lines
I have set down.