The Two Noble Kinsmen
Act 1, Scene 5
Another
part
of
a
field
before
Thebes.
-
Music.
Enter
the
Queens
with
the
hearses
of
their
Knights
in
-
a
funeral
solemnity,
etc.
All Queens
3 - 13
-
Song.
-
Urns
and
odors
bring
away,
-
Vapors,
sighs,
darken
the
day;
-
Our
dole
more
deadly
looks
than
dying;
-
Balms,
and
gums,
and
heavy
cheers,
-
Sacred
vials
fill’d
with
tears,
-
And
clamors
through
the
wild
air
flying!
-
Come
all
sad
and
solemn
shows,
-
That
are
quick-ey’d
pleasure’s
foes!
-
We
convent
nought
else
but
woes:
-
We
convent,
etc.
Third Queen
14 - 15
-
This
funeral
path
brings
to
your
household’s
grave:
-
Joy
seize
on
you
again!
Peace
sleep
with
him!
Second Queen
16
-
And
this
to
yours.
First Queen
17 - 18
-
Yours
this
way.
Heavens
lend
-
A
thousand
differing
ways
to
one
sure
end.
Third Queen
19 - 20
-
This
world’s
a
city
full
of
straying
streets,
-
And
death’s
the
market-place,
where
each
one
meets.
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