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MENAS。 ��Aside to POMPEY�А�If for the sake of merit thou wilt hear me�察�
Rise from thy stool。 POMPEY。 ��Aside to MENAS�А �I think th'art mad。
��Rises and walks aside�А�The matter�拭�MENAS。 I have ever held my cap off
to thy fortunes。 POMPEY。 Thou hast serv'd me with much faith。 What's
else to say�拭� Be jolly�察�lords。 ANTONY。 These quicksands�察�Lepidus�察�Keep
off them�察 �for you sink。 MENAS。 Wilt thou be lord of all the world�拭�
POMPEY。 What say'st thou�拭 �MENAS。 Wilt thou be lord of the whole
world�拭 �That's twice。 POMPEY。 How should that be�拭 �MENAS。 But
entertain it�察�And though you think me poor�察�I am the man Will give thee all
the world。 POMPEY。 Hast thou drunk well�拭�MENAS。 No�察�Pompey�察�I have
kept me from the cup。 Thou art�察 �if thou dar'st be�察 �the earthly Jove�察�
Whate'er the ocean pales or sky inclips Is thine�察�if thou wilt ha't。 POMPEY。
Show me which way。 MENAS。 These three world´sharers�察 �these
competitors�察�Are in thy vessel。 Let me cut the cable�察�And when we are put
off�察�fall to their throats。 All there is thine。 POMPEY。 Ah�察�this thou shouldst
have done�察�And not have spoke on't。 In me 'tis villainy�此�In thee't had been
good service。 Thou must know 'Tis not my profit that does lead mine
honour�此�Mine honour�察�it。 Repent that e'er thy tongue Hath so betray'd thine
act。 Being done unknown�察 �I should have found it afterwards well done�察�
But must condemn it now。 Desist�察�and drink。 MENAS。 ��Aside�А�For this�察�I'll
never follow thy pall'd fortunes more。 Who seeks�察�and will not take when
once 'tis offer'd�察�Shall never find it more。 POMPEY。 This health to Lepidus� �
ANTONY。 Bear him ashore。 I'll pledge it for him�察�Pompey。 ENOBARBUS。
Here's to thee�察�Menas� �MENAS。 Enobarbus�察�welcome� �POMPEY。 Fill till
the cup be hid。 ENOBARBUS。 There's a strong fellow�察�Menas。 ��Pointing
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to the servant who carries off LEPIDUS�А�MENAS。 Why�拭�ENOBARBUS。
'A bears the third part of the world�察�man�察�see'st not�拭�MENAS。 The third
part�察 �then�察 �is drunk。 Would it were all�察 �That it might go on wheels� �
ENOBARBUS。 Drink thou�察�increase the reels。 MENAS。 Come。 POMPEY。
This is not yet an Alexandrian feast。 ANTONY。 It ripens towards it。 Strike
the vessels�察 �ho� �Here's to Caesar� �CAESAR。 I could well forbear't。 It's
monstrous labour when I wash my brain And it grows fouler。 ANTONY。
Be a child o' th' time。 CAESAR。 Possess it�察�I'll make answer。 But I had
rather fast from all four days Than drink so much in one。 ENOBARBUS。
��To ANTONY�А�Ha�察�my brave emperor� �Shall we dance now the Egyptian
Bacchanals And celebrate our drink�拭 �POMPEY。 Let's ha't�察 �good soldier。
ANTONY。 Come�察�let's all take hands�察�Till that the conquering wine hath
steep'd our sense In soft and delicate Lethe。 ENOBARBUS。 All take hands。
Make battery to our ears with the loud music�察 �The while I'll place you�察�
then the boy shall sing�察�The holding every man shall bear as loud As his
strong sides can volley。 ��Music plays。 ENOBARBUS places them hand in
hand�А�
THE SONG Come�察�thou monarch of the vine�察�Plumpy Bacchus with
pink eyne� �In thy fats our cares be drown'd�察�With thy grapes our hairs be
crown'd。 Cup us till the world go round�察�Cup us till the world go round� �
CAESAR。 What would you more�拭�Pompey�察�good night。 Good brother�察�
Let me request you off�察�our graver business Frowns at this levity。 Gentle
lords�察 �let's part�察 �You see we have burnt our cheeks。 Strong Enobarb Is
weaker than the wine�察 �and mine own tongue Splits what it speaks。 The
wild disguise hath almost Antick'd us all。 What needs more words�拭�Good
night。 Good Antony�察 �your hand。 POMPEY。 I'll try you on the shore。
ANTONY。 And shall�察 �sir。 Give's your hand。 POMPEY。 O Antony�察 �You
have my father's house´ but what�拭�We are friends。 Come�察�down into the
boat。 ENOBARBUS。 Take heed you fall not。 Exeunt all but
ENOBARBUS and MENAS Menas�察�I'll not on shore。 MENAS。 No�察�to my
cabin。 These drums� �these trumpets�察�flutes� �what� �Let Neptune hear we bid
a loud farewell To these great fellows。 Sound and be hang'd�察�sound out� �
��Sound a flourish�察�with drums�А�ENOBARBUS。 Hoo� �says 'a。 There's my
cap。 MENAS。 Hoo� �Noble Captain�察�come。 Exeunt
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ACT III。
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SCENE I。 A plain in Syria
Enter VENTIDIUS�察 �as it were in triumph�察 �with SILIUS and other
Romans�察 �OFFICERS and soldiers�察 �the dead body of PACORUS borne
before him
VENTIDIUS。 Now�察�darting Parthia�察�art thou struck�察�and now Pleas'd
fortune does of Marcus Crassus' death Make me revenger。 Bear the King's
son's body Before our army。 Thy Pacorus�察�Orodes�察�Pays this for Marcus
Crassus。 SILIUS。 Noble Ventidius�察 �Whilst yet with Parthian blood thy
sword is warm The fugitive Parthians follow�察 �spur through Media�察�
Mesopotamia�察 �and the shelters whither The routed fly。 So thy grand
captain�察�Antony�察�Shall set thee on triumphant chariots and Put garlands on
thy head。 VENTIDIUS。 O Silius�察 �Silius�察 �I have done enough。 A lower
place�察�note well�察�May make too great an act�察�for learn this�察�Silius�此�Better to
leave undone than by our deed Acquire too high a fame when him we
serve's away。 Caesar and Antony have ever won More in their officer�察�than
person。 Sossius�察 �One of my place in Syria�察 �his lieutenant�察 �For quick
accumulation of renown�察�Which he achiev'd by th' minute�察�lost his favour。
Who does i' th' wars more than his captain can Becomes his captain's
captain�察 �and ambition�察 �The soldier's virtue�察 �rather makes choice of loss
Than gain which darkens him。 I could do more to do Antonius good�察�But
'twould offend him�察 �and in his offence Should my performance perish。
SILIUS。 Thou hast�察 �Ventidius�察 �that Without the which a soldier and his
sword Grants scarce distinction。 Thou wilt write to Antony�拭�VENTIDIUS。
I'll humbly signify what in his name�察�That magical word of war�察�we have
effected�察 �How�察 �with his banners�察 �and his well´paid ranks�察 �The ne'er´yet´
beaten horse of Parthia We have jaded out o' th' field。 SILIUS。 Where is he
now�拭�VENTIDIUS。 He purposeth to Athens�察�whither�察�with what haste The
weight we must convey with's will permit�察�We shall appear before him。´
On�察�there�察�pass along。 Exeunt
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SCENE II。 Rome。 CAESAR'S house
Enter AGRIPPA at one door�察�ENOBARBUS at another
AGRIPPA。 What�察�are the brothers parted�拭�ENOBARBUS。 They have
dispatch'd with Pompey�察�he is gone�察�The other three are sealing。 Octavia
weeps To part from Rome�察 �Caesar is sad�察 �and Lepidus�察 �Since Pompey's
feast�察�as Menas says�察�is troubled With the green sickness。 AGRIPPA。 'Tis a
noble Lepidus。 ENOBARBUS。 A very fine one。 O�察�how he loves Caesar� �
AGRIPPA。 Nay�察�but how dearly he adores Mark Antony� �ENOBARBUS。
Caesar�拭�Why he's the Jupiter of men。 AGRIPPA。 What's Antony�拭�The god
of Jupiter。 ENOBARBUS。 Spake you of Caesar�拭 �How� �the nonpareil� �
AGRIPPA。 O�察�