Cain. No, let me die!
Angel.It must not be.
[The Angel sets the mark on Cain's brow.
Cain.It burns500
My brow, but nought to that which is within it!
Is there more? let me meet it as I may.
Angel. Stern hast thou been and stubborn from the womb,
As the ground thou must henceforth till; but he
Thou slew'st was gentle as the flocks he tended.
Cain. After the fall too soon was I begotten;