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of Jupiter。 ENOBARBUS。 Spake you of Caesar�拭 �How� �the nonpareil� �
AGRIPPA。 O�察�Antony� �O thou Arabian bird� �ENOBARBUS。 Would you
praise Caesar�察 �say 'Caesar'´ go no further。 AGRIPPA。 Indeed�察 �he plied
them both with excellent praises。 ENOBARBUS。 But he loves Caesar best。
Yet he loves Antony。 Hoo� �hearts�察�tongues�察�figures�察�scribes�察�bards�察�poets�察�
cannot
Think�察�speak�察�cast�察�write�察�sing�察�number´ hoo� � His love to Antony。 But
as for Caesar�察�Kneel down�察�kneel down�察�and wonder。 AGRIPPA。 Both he
loves。 ENOBARBUS。 They are his shards�察�and he their beetle。 ��Trumpets
within�А �So´ This is to horse。 Adieu�察 �noble Agrippa。 AGRIPPA。 Good
fortune�察�worthy soldier�察�and farewell。
Enter CAESAR�察�ANTONY�察�LEPIDUS�察�and OCTAVIA
ANTONY。 No further�察�sir。 CAESAR。 You take from me a great part
of myself�察 �Use me well in't。 Sister�察 �prove such a wife As my thoughts
make thee�察�and as my farthest band Shall pass on thy approof。 Most noble
Antony�察�Let not the piece of virtue which is set Betwixt us as the cement
of our love To keep it builded be the ram to batter The fortress of it�察�for
better might we Have lov'd without this mean�察�if on both parts This be not
cherish'd。 ANTONY。 Make me not offended In your distrust。 CAESAR。 I
have said。 ANTONY。 You shall not find�察�Though you be therein curious�察�
the least cause For what you seem to fear。 So the gods keep you�察�And
make the hearts of Romans serve your ends� �We will here part。 CAESAR。
Farewell�察�my dearest sister�察�fare thee well。 The elements be kind to thee
and make Thy spirits all of comfort� �Fare thee well。 OCTAVIA。 My noble
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brother� �ANTONY。 The April's in her eyes。 It is love's spring�察�And these
the showers to bring it on。 Be cheerful。 OCTAVIA。 Sir�察�look well to my
husband's house�察�and´ CAESAR。 What�察�Octavia�拭�OCTAVIA。 I'll tell you
in your ear。 ANTONY。 Her tongue will not obey her heart�察 �nor can Her
heart inform her tongue´ the swan's down feather�察 �That stands upon the
swell at the full of tide�察�And neither way inclines。 ENOBARBUS。 ��Aside
to AGRIPPA�А�Will Caesar weep�拭�AGRIPPA。 ��Aside to ENOBARBUS�А�He
has a cloud in's face。 ENOBARBUS。 ��Aside to AGRIPPA�А �He were the
worse for that�察�were he a horse�察�So is he�察�being a man。 AGRIPPA。 ��Aside
to ENOBARBUS�А �Why�察 �Enobarbus�察 �When Antony found Julius Caesar
dead�察�He cried almost to roaring�察�and he wept When at Philippi he found
Brutus slain。 ENOBARBUS。 ��Aside to AGRIPPA�А�That year�察�indeed�察�he
was troubled with a rheum�察 �What willingly he did confound he wail'd�察�
Believe't´ till I weep too。 CAESAR。 No�察 �sweet Octavia�察 �You shall hear
from me still�察�the time shall not Out´go my thinking on you。 ANTONY。
Come�察�sir�察�come�察�I'll wrestle with you in my strength of love。 Look�察�here I
have you�察�thus I let you go�察�And give you to the gods。 CAESAR。 Adieu�察�be
happy� �LEPIDUS。 Let all the number of the stars give light To thy fair
way� �CAESAR。 Farewell�察 �farewell� 。�Kisses OCTAVIA�А �ANTONY。
Farewell� �Trumpets sound。 Exeunt
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SCENE III。 Alexandria。 CLEOPATRA'S palace
Enter CLEOPATRA�察�CHARMIAN�察�IRAS�察�and ALEXAS
CLEOPATRA。 Where is the fellow�拭�ALEXAS。 Half afeard to come。
CLEOPATRA。 Go to�察�go to。
Enter the MESSENGER as before
Come hither�察�sir。 ALEXAS。 Good Majesty�察�Herod of Jewry dare not
look upon you But when you are well pleas'd。 CLEOPATRA。 That Herod's
head I'll have。 But how�察 �when Antony is gone�察 �Through whom I might
command it�拭 �Come thou near。 MESSENGER。 Most gracious Majesty� �
CLEOPATRA。 Didst thou behold Octavia�拭 �MESSENGER。 Ay�察 �dread
Queen。 CLEOPATRA。 Where�拭�MESSENGER。 Madam�察�in Rome I look'd
her in the face�察 �and saw her led Between her brother and Mark Antony。
CLEOPATRA。 Is she as tall as me�拭 �MESSENGER。 She is not�察 �madam。
CLEOPATRA。 Didst hear her speak�拭 �Is she shrill´tongu'd or low�拭�
MESSENGER。 Madam�察 �I heard her speak�此 �she is low´voic'd。
CLEOPATRA。 That's not so good。 He cannot like her long。 CHARMIAN。
Like her�拭�O Isis� �'tis impossible。 CLEOPATRA。 I think so�察�Charmian。 Dull
of tongue and dwarfish� �What majesty is in her gait�拭 �Remember�察 �If e'er
thou look'dst on majesty。 MESSENGER。 She creeps。 Her motion and her
station are as one�察 �She shows a body rather than a life�察�A statue than a
breather。 CLEOPATRA。 Is this certain�拭 �MESSENGER。 Or I have no
observance。 CHARMIAN。 Three in Egypt Cannot make better note。
CLEOPATRA。 He's very knowing�察�I do perceive't。 There's nothing in her
yet。 The fellow has good judgment。 CHARMIAN。 Excellent。
CLEOPATRA。 Guess at her years�察�I prithee。 MESSENGER。 Madam�察�She
was a widow。 CLEOPATRA。 Widow�拭 �Charmian�察 �hark� �MESSENGER。
And I do think she's thirty。 CLEOPATRA。 Bear'st thou her face in mind�拭�
Is't long or round�拭 �MESSENGER。 Round even to faultiness。
CLEOPATRA。 For the most part�察�too�察�they are foolish that are so。 Her hair�察�
what colour�拭�MESSENGER。 Brown�察�madam�察�and her forehead As low as
she would wish it。 CLEOPATRA。 There's gold for thee。 Thou must not
take my former sharpness ill。 I will employ thee back again�察 �I find thee
Most fit for business。 Go make thee ready�察�Our letters are prepar'd。 Exit
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MESSENGER
CHARMIAN。 A proper man。 CLEOPATRA。 Indeed�察�he is so。 I repent
me much That so I harried him。 Why�察�methinks�察�by him�察�This creature's no
such thing。 CHARMIAN。 Nothing�察�madam。 CLEOPATRA。 The man hath
seen some majesty�察�and should know。 CHARMIAN。 Hath he seen majesty�拭�
Isis else defend�察�And serving you so long� �CLEOPATRA。 I have one thing
more to ask him yet�察�good Charmian。 But 'tis no matter�察�thou shalt bring
him to me Where I will write。 All may be well enough。 CHARMIAN。 I
warrant you�察�madam。 Exeunt
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SCENE IV。 Athens。 ANTONY'S house
Enter ANTONY and OCTAVIA
ANTONY。 Nay�察�nay�察�Octavia�察�not only that´ That were excusable�察�that
and thousands more Of semblable import´ but he hath wag'd New wars
'gainst Pompey�察�made his will�察�and read it To public ear�察�Spoke scandy of
me�察 �when perforce he could not But pay me terms of honour�察 �cold and
sickly He vented them�察�most narrow measure lent me�察�When the best hint
was given him�察�he not took't�察�Or did it from his teeth。 OCTAVIA。 O my
good lord�察�Believe not all�察�or if you must believe�察�Stomach not all。 A more
unhappy lady�察 �If this division chance�察 �ne'er stood between�察 �Praying for
both parts。 The good gods will mock me presently When I shall pray 'O�察�
bless my lord and husband��' Undo that prayer by crying out as loud 'O�察�
bless my brother��' Husband win�察 �win brother�察 �Prays�察 �and destroys the
prayer�察 �no mid´way 'Twixt these extremes at all。 ANTONY。 Gentle
Octavia�察�Let your best love draw to that point which seeks Best to preserve
it。 If I lose mine honour�察�I lose myself�察�better I were not yours Than yours
so