Tamburlaine the Great — Part 2 by Christopher Marlowe
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Invade Natolia, Sigismund will send
A hundred thousand horse train'd to the war, And back'd by<27> stout lanciers of Germany, The strength and sinews of the imperial seat. ORCANES. I thank thee, Sigismund; but, when I war, All Asia Minor, Africa, and Greece, Follow my standard and my thundering drums. Come, let us go and banquet in our tents: I will despatch chief of my army hence To fair Natolia and to Trebizon, To stay my coming 'gainst proud Tamburlaine: Friend Sigismund, and peers of Hungary, Come, banquet and carouse with us a while, And then depart we to our territories. [Exeunt.] SCENE II. Enter CALLAPINE, and ALMEDA his keeper. CALLAPINE. Sweet Almeda, pity the ruthful plight Of Callapine, the son of Bajazeth, Born to be monarch of the western world, Yet here detain'd by cruel Tamburlaine. ALMEDA. My lord, I pity it, and with my heart Wish your release; but he whose wrath is death, My sovereign lord, renowmed<28> Tamburlaine, |
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