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OBERON & TITANIA (2.1)60l Oberon Ill met by moonlight, proud Titania.l61l Titania What, jealous Oberon?—Fairies, sip hen!e.l6"l I ha#e $ors%orn his bed and !ompany.l6&l Oberon Tarry, rash %anton. 'm not I thy lord?l6(l Titania Then I must be thy ladyl11)l Oberon Why should Titania !ross her Oberon?l1"0l I do but beg a little !hangeling boyl1"1l To be my hen!hman.

 Titania *et your heart at rest.l1""l The $airyland buys not the !hild o$ me.l1"&l +is mother %as a #otress o$ my order,l1"(l 'nd in the spi!-d Indian air by nightl1"l Full o$ten hath she gossiped by my side,l1"6l 'nd sat %ith me on /eptunes yello% sands,l1"l aring th embar-d traders on the 2ood,l128l ** [When we have laughed to see the sails conceivel129l And grow big-bellied with the wanton wind,

l130l Which she with prett and with swi!!ing gait  l131l "ollowing, her wo!b then rich with ! oung s#uire,l132l Would i!itate, and sail upon the landl133l $o %etch !e tri&es, and return againl13'l As %ro! a voage, rich with !erchandise()l1&l 33 4ut she, being mortal, o$ that boy did die5l1&6l 'nd $or her sae do I rear up her boy5l1&l 'nd $or her sae I %ill not part %ith him.l1&l Oberon +o% long %ithin this %ood intend you stay?l1&)l Titania 7er!han!e till a$ter Theseus %edding day.l1(0l I$ you %ill patiently dan!e in our round,

l1(1l 'nd see our moonlight re#els, go %ith us.l1("l I$ not, shun me, and I %ill spare your haunts.l1(&l Oberon 8i#e me that boy and I %ill go %ith thee.l1((l Titania /ot $or thy $airy ingdom.—Fairies, a%ay.l1(l We shall !hide do%nright i$ I longer stay.l1(6l Oberon Well, go thy %ay. Thou shalt not $rom this gro#el1(l Till I torment thee $or this injury.—

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