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What blasphemy dare speak so? Who i'st bright Empress, That feeds so ulcerous, and so rank a Spleen? Fear her not, she's but a shadow. All her bowers, Shall Like burned offerings purge away (in fire) Her lands pollution. The country France. at whose breast, hundreds of Kings Have royally been fed, is nurse to me: The God of grapes is mine, whose bounteous hand In clusters deals his gifts to every land: My Empire bears for greatness, policy, State, skill in Arts and Arms, sole sovereignty Of this Globe universal. All her Princes Are warriors born: whose battles to be told, Would make the hearers soldiers: t'is a land Of breath so sweet, and of aspect so fair, That to behold her, and to conquer her, (In amorous combats,) great king Oberon, Your awful father, oft ha thither come, Like to a bridegroom, or a Reveller, And gone again in goodly triumphs home. From hence I spring, (fairest and most divine) All that this is, is yours, be you but mine. For we are brothers, and those sacred breasts From whence we draw our nourishment, would run Nectar to you (sweet as the food of life:) Our aged mother twenty times and hour, Would breath her wholesome kisses on your cheek, And from her own cup you should drink that wine Which none but Princes taste, to make you look With cheerful countenance. Music of heaven. And let your blows be found. Close under hat dr no she his head. Who? Our stout and brave alde keeps bed. Taken? What course is best? This he that speaks in music? She's ours. Holy. Balm to our sorrow. Baffled! She shall be torn, Even joint from joint: to have her baited well, (If we cannot) we will unkennel hell: They are: and wait in Court your utmost pleasure, Out of your Cup made we them drunk with wines, To found their hearts, which they with such devotion Received down, that even while Bacchus, swom From lip to lip, in mid st of taking healths, They took their own damnation, if their blood (As those grapes) streamed not forth, to effect your good. Of Babylon. One of those sha ock-eaters at one break fast, Slit fourscore weazand pipes of ours,
Plot summary
Plot — The Whore of Babylon
WitaHid becomes Queen of Fairyland and restores respect to Truth and her book; friars, cardinals, and other ecclesiastical figures are expelled from the kingdom. All this infuriates theiBmpressioriBabylony who had banished Truth to the wilderness, claiming her to be an impostor. She sends three Kings to Fairyland to seduce Titania, while Cardinalg@omoG sends agents to convert the populace at grass roots level. The Kings woo Titania with a masque, but, advised by her fairy lords, she rejects them. Two of the Kings leave Fairyland, but the third, Satyrane} stays on to plot against her; one of his stratagems entails a magical attack via a wax effigy, but the conjurer is caught burying it in a dunghill and arrested. Titania pardons her physician, DejParidelly who has ~ been sentenced to death on a charge of attempted murder, but he secretly resents being beholden to her. He secures her permission to travel abroad, where he is recruited as an agent of Babylon. She refuses to receive the malcontented scholar @amMipeiis at court. He encounters Satyrane, who sympathizes with his annoyance at Fairyland’s treatment of academics, assures him that they are better used overseas, and persuades him to defect to Babylon. Since marriage overtures have failed, the Empress’s policy turns to assassination. She receives Campeius and the physician Ropus and sends them back to Fairyland. Traitors emerge out of the earth, summoned by Falsehood posing as Truth, but all are identified and arrested: Titania spots one whom her lords have overlooked, and Ropus is found out when he gives her a medication which turns out to be poison. Campeius too is captured. Meanwhile Paridell is also persuaded to undertake the murder, but he insists on having written authority for it from Cardinal Como. Como points out to the Empress that, even if Titania is killed, her successor will be just as hostile to Babylon. An even more aggressive policy is required, to lay waste the entire kingdom with an Armada. Paridell returns to Fairyland and tells Titania that he has acted as a double agent to discover Babylon’s plots; but he confides his true intentions to a kinsman. She grants him a private audience, and, after a struggle with his conscience, he draws his dagger and is caught in the act, betrayed by his kinsman. Meanwhile, the Armada ===== PAGE 297 ===== 1606 is under sail. Titania lays plans for the defence of Fairyland, and reviews the troops. After a sea battle, the Babylonian fleet is vanquished,…