The Works of Christopher Marlowe
Tamburlaine Part 2
Act:
3
Scene:
4
Techelles
Twas bravely done, and like a souldiers wife.
Thou shalt with us to Tamburlaine the great,
Who when he heares how resolute thou wert,
Wil match thee with a viceroy or a king.
Techelles
Madam, sooner shall fire consume us both,
Then scortch a face so beautiful as this,
In frame of which, Nature hath shewed more skill,
Than when she gave eternall Chaos forme,
Drawing from it the shining Lamps of heaven.
Techelles
No Madam, but the beginning of your joy,
Come willinglie, therfore.
