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A forest near Rome. Horns and cry of hounds heard.
[Enter TITUS ANDRONICUS, with Hunters, & c., MARCUS, LUCIUS, QUINTUS, and
MARTIUS]
TITUS ANDRONICUS
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The hunt | is up,| the morn | is bright | and
grey,
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The fields | are frag|rant, and | the woods | are
green,
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Uncoup|le here,| and let | us make | a bay,
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And wake | the emp|eror, and | his love|ly bride,
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And rouse | the prince,| and ring | a hunt|er's
peal,
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That all | the court | may ech|o with | the
noise.
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Sons let it | be your charge,| as^it | is ours,
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To attend | the emp|eror's pers|on care|fully:
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I have | been troub|led in | my sleep | this
night,
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But dawn|ing day | new com/fort hath | inspired.
[A cry of hounds and horns, winded in a peal. Enter SATURNINUS, TAMORA,
BASSIANUS, LAVINIA, DEMETRIUS, CHIRON, and Attendants]
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Many | good mor/rows to | your maj|esty,
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Madam,| to you | as man|y and | as good.
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I prom|ised | your grace,| a hunt|er's peal.
SATURNINUS
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And you | have rung | it lust|ily | my lords,
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Somewhat | too^ear|ly for new-|married | ladies.
BASSIANUS
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Lavin|ia, how | say^you?
LAVINIA
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I say no:
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I have | been broad | awake | two^hours | and
more.
SATURNINUS
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Come^on | then, horse and char|iots let | us
have,
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And to | our sport:| Madam,| now shall | ye see,
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Our Rom|an hunt|ing.
MARCUS ANDRONICUS
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I | have dogs | my lord,
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Will rouse | the proud|est panth|er in | the
chase,
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And climb | the high|est prom|ontor|y top.
TITUS ANDRONICUS
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And I | have horse | will fol|low where | the
game
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Makes^way,| and run like swal|lows ore |the
plain.
DEMETRIUS
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Chiron we | hunt not we,| with horse | nor hound,
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But hope | to pluck | a dain|ty doe | to ground.
[Exeunt]