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ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
ANTONY AND
CLEOPATRA
William Shakespeare
1607
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ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
DRAMATIS PERSONAE
MARK ANTONY�察 �Triumvirs OCTAVIUS CAESAR�察 ─ �M。
AEMILIUS LEPIDUS�察 ─ �SEXTUS POMPEIUS�察 ─ �DOMITIUS
ENOBARBUS�察 �friend to Antony VENTIDIUS�察 ─ ─ ─ �EROS�察 ─ ─ ─�
SCARUS�察 ─ ─ ─ �DERCETAS�察 ─ ─ ─ �DEMETRIUS�察 ─ ─ ─ �PHILO�察 ─ ─ ─�
MAECENAS�察 �friend to Caesar AGRIPPA�察 ─ ─ ─ �DOLABELLA�察 ─ ─ ─�
PROCULEIUS�察 ─ ─ ─�THYREUS�察 ─ ─ ─�GALLUS�察 ─ ─ ─�MENAS�察�friend to
Pompey MENECRATES�察 ─ ─ ─ �VARRIUS�察 ─ ─ ─ �TAURUS�察 �Lieutenant´
General to Caesar CANIDIUS�察�Lieutenant´General to Antony SILIUS�察�an
Officer in Ventidius's army EUPHRONIUS�察�an Ambassador from Antony
to Caesar ALEXAS�察�attendant on Cleopatra MARDIAN�察 ─ ─ ─�SELEUCUS�察�
; ; ; DIOMEDES�察 ─ ─ ─�A SOOTHSAYER A CLOWN
CLEOPATRA�察�Queen of Egypt OCTAVIA�察�sister to Caesar and wife
to Antony CHARMIAN�察�lady attending on Cleopatra IRAS�察 ─ ─ ─ ─�
Officers�察�Soldiers�察�Messengers�察�and Attendants
Ssene�此�The Roman Empire
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ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
ACT I。
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SCENE I。 Alexandria。 CLEOPATRA'S palace
Enter DEMETRIUS and PHILO
PHILO。 Nay�察�but this dotage of our general's O'erflows the measure。
Those his goodly eyes�察 �That o'er the files and musters of the war Have
glow'd like plated Mars�察�now bend�察�now turn�察�The office and devotion of
their view Upon a tawny front。 His captain's heart�察�Which in the scuffles of
great fights hath burst The buckles on his breast�察�reneges all temper�察�And
is become the bellows and the fan To cool a gipsy's lust。
Flourish。 Enter ANTONY�察 �CLEOPATRA�察 �her LADIES�察 �the train�察�
with eunuchs fanning her
Look where they come� �Take but good note�察�and you shall see in him
The triple pillar of the world transform'd Into a strumpet's fool。 Behold
and see。 CLEOPATRA。 If it be love indeed�察�tell me how much。 ANTONY。
There's beggary in the love that can be reckon'd。 CLEOPATRA。 I'll set a
bourn how far to be belov'd。 ANTONY。 Then must thou needs find out
new heaven�察�new earth。
Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 News�察�my good lord�察�from Rome。 ANTONY。 Grates
me the sum。 CLEOPATRA。 Nay�察�hear them�察�Antony。 Fulvia perchance is
angry�察 �or who knows If the scarce´bearded Caesar have not sent His
pow'rful mandate to you�此 �'Do this or this�察 �Take in that kingdom and
enfranchise that�察 �Perform't�察 �or else we damn thee。' ANTONY。 How�察 �my
love�拭 �CLEOPATRA。 Perchance�拭 �Nay�察 �and most like�察�You must not stay
here longer�察 �your dismission Is come from Caesar�察 �therefore hear it�察�
Antony。 Where's Fulvia's process�拭�Caesar's I would say�拭�Both�拭�Call in the
messengers。 As I am Egypt's Queen�察 �Thou blushest�察 �Antony�察 �and that
blood of thine Is Caesar's homager。 Else so thy cheek pays shame When
shrill´tongu'd Fulvia scolds。 The messengers� �ANTONY。 Let Rome in
Tiber melt�察�and the wide arch Of the rang'd empire fall� �Here is my space。
Kingdoms are clay�察 �our dungy earth alike Feeds beast as man。 The
nobleness of life Is to do thus ��emhracing�В察�when such a mutual pair And
such a twain can do't�察�in which I bind�察�On pain of punishment�察�the world to
weet We stand up peerless。 CLEOPATRA。 Excellent falsehood� �Why did
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he marry Fulvia�察�and not love her�拭�I'll seem the fool I am not。 Antony Will
be himself。 ANTONY。 But stirr'd by Cleopatra。 Now for the love of Love
and her soft hours�察 �Let's not confound the time with conference harsh�察�
There's not a minute of our lives should stretch Without some pleasure
now。 What sport to´night�拭 �CLEOPATRA。 Hear the ambassadors。
ANTONY。 Fie�察�wrangling queen� �Whom everything becomes´ to chide�察�to
laugh�察�To weep�察�whose every passion fully strives To make itself in thee
fair and admir'd。 No messenger but thine�察 �and all alone To´night we'll
wander through the streets and note The qualities of people。 Come�察 �my
queen�察�Last night you did desire it。 Speak not to us。 Exeunt ANTONY and
CLEOPATRA�察 �with the train DEMETRIUS。 Is Caesar with Antonius
priz'd so slight�拭�PHILO。 Sir�察�sometimes when he is not Antony�察�He comes
too short of that great property Which still should go with Antony。
DEMETRIUS。 I am full sorry That he approves the common liar�察 �who
Thus speaks of him at Rome�察�but I will hope Of better deeds to´morrow。
Rest you happy� �Exeunt
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SCENE II。 Alexandria。 CLEOPATRA'S palace
Enter CHARMIAN�察�IRAS�察�ALEXAS�察�and a SOOTHSAYER
CHARMIAN。 Lord Alexas�察 �sweet Alexas�察 �most anything Alexas�察�
almost most absolute Alexas�察�where's the soothsayer that you prais'd so to
th' Queen�拭 �O that I knew this husband�察 �which you say must charge his
horns with garlands� �ALEXAS。 Soothsayer� �SOOTHSAYER。 Your will�拭�
CHARMIAN。 Is this the man�拭 �Is't you�察 �sir�察 �that know things�拭�
SOOTHSAYER。 In nature's infinite book of secrecy A little I can read。
ALEXAS。 Show him your hand。
Enter ENOBARBUS
ENOBARBUS。 Bring in the banquet quickly�察 �wine enough
Cleopatra's health to drink。 CHARMIAN。 Good�察�sir�察�give me good fortune。
SOOTHSAYER。 I make not�察 �but foresee。 CHARMIAN。 Pray�察 �then�察�
foresee me one。 SOOTHSAYER。 You shall be yet far fairer than you are。
CHARMIAN。 He means in flesh。 IRAS。 No�察�you shall paint when you are
old。 CHARMIAN。 Wrinkles forbid� �ALEXAS。 Vex not his prescience�察�be
attentive。 CHARMIAN。 Hush� �SOOTHSAYER。 You shall be more
beloving than beloved。 CHARMIAN。 I had rather heat my liver with
drinking。 ALEXAS。 Nay�察 �hear him。 CHARMIAN。 Good now�察 �some
excellent fortune� �Let me be married to three kings in a forenoon�察 �and
widow them all。 Let me have a child at fifty�察�to whom Herod of Jewry may
do homage。 Find me to marry me with Octavius Caesar�察�and companion
me with my mistress。 SOOTHSAYER。 You shall outlive the lady whom
you serve。 CHARMIAN。 O�察 �excellent� �I love long life better than figs。
SOOTHSAYER。 You have seen and prov'd a fairer former fortune Than
that which is to approach。 CHARMIAN。 Then belike my children shall
have no names。 Prithee�察 �how many boys and wenches must I have�拭�
SOOTHSAYER。 If every of your wishes had a womb�察�And fertile every
wish�察 �a million。 CHARMIAN。 Out�察 �fool� �I forgive thee for a witch。
ALEXAS。 You think none but your sheets are privy to your wishes。
CHARMIAN。 Nay�察 �come�察 �tell Iras hers。 ALEXAS。 We'll know all our
fortunes。 ENOBARBUS。 Mine�察 �and most of our fortunes�察 �to´night�察 �shall
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