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it。 If I lose mine honour�察�I lose myself�察�better I were not yours Than yours
so branchless。 But�察 �as you requested�察 �Yourself shall go between's。 The
meantime�察�lady�察�I'll raise the preparation of a war Shall stain your brother。
Make your soonest haste�察�So your desires are yours。 OCTAVIA。 Thanks to
my lord。 The Jove of power make me�察 �most weak�察 �most weak�察 �Your
reconciler� �Wars 'twixt you twain would be As if the world should cleave�察�
and that slain men Should solder up the rift。 ANTONY。 When it appears to
you where this begins�察�Turn your displeasure that way�察�for our faults Can
never be so equal that your love Can equally move with them。 Provide
your going�察 �Choose your own company�察 �and command what cost Your
heart has mind to。 Exeunt
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SCENE V。 Athens。 ANTONY'S house
Enter ENOBARBUS and EROS�察�meeting
ENOBARBUS。 How now�察�friend Eros� �EROS。 There's strange news
come�察 �sir。 ENOBARBUS。 What�察 �man�拭 �EROS。 Caesar and Lepidus have
made wars upon Pompey。 ENOBARBUS。 This is old。 What is the success�拭�
EROS。 Caesar�察 �having made use of him in the wars 'gainst Pompey�察�
presently denied him rivality�察�would not let him partake in the glory of the
action�察�and not resting here�察�accuses him of letters he had formerly wrote
to Pompey�察�upon his own appeal�察�seizes him。 So the poor third is up�察�till
death enlarge his confine。 ENOBARBUS。 Then�察�world�察�thou hast a pair of
chaps´ no more�察�And throw between them all the food thou hast�察�They'll
grind the one the other。 Where's Antony�拭 �EROS。 He's walking in the
garden´ thus�察 �and spurns The rush that lies before him�察 �cries 'Fool
Lepidus��' And threats the throat of that his officer That murd'red Pompey。
ENOBARBUS。 Our great navy's rigg'd。 EROS。 For Italy and Caesar。 More�察�
Domitius�此 �My lord desires you presently�察 �my news I might have told
hereafter。 ENOBARBUS。 'Twill be naught�察 �But let it be。 Bring me to
Antony。 EROS。 Come�察�sir。 Exeunt
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SCENE VI。 Rome。 CAESAR'S house
Enter CAESAR�察�AGRIPPA�察�and MAECENAS
CAESAR。 Contemning Rome�察 �he has done all this and more In
Alexandria。 Here's the manner of't�此 �I' th' market´place�察 �on a tribunal
silver'd�察�Cleopatra and himself in chairs of gold Were publicly enthron'd�察�
at the feet sat Caesarion�察 �whom they call my father's son�察 �And all the
unlawful issue that their lust Since then hath made between them。 Unto
her He gave the stablishment of Egypt�察�made her Of lower Syria�察�Cyprus�察�
Lydia�察�Absolute queen。 MAECENAS。 This in the public eye�拭�CAESAR。 I'
th' common show´place�察�where they exercise。 His sons he there proclaim'd
the kings of kings�此 �Great Media�察 �Parthia�察 �and Armenia�察 �He gave to
Alexander�察�to Ptolemy he assign'd Syria�察�Cilicia�察�and Phoenicia。 She In th'
habiliments of the goddess Isis That day appear'd�察 �and oft before gave
audience�察�As 'tis reported�察�so。 MAECENAS。 Let Rome be thus Inform'd。
AGRIPPA。 Who�察 �queasy with his insolence Already�察 �will their good
thoughts call from him。 CAESAR。 The people knows it�察 �and have now
receiv'd His accusations。 AGRIPPA。 Who does he accuse�拭 �CAESAR。
Caesar�察 �and that�察 �having in Sicily Sextus Pompeius spoil'd�察 �we had not
rated him His part o' th' isle。 Then does he say he lent me Some shipping�察�
unrestor'd。 Lastly�察 �he frets That Lepidus of the triumvirate Should be
depos'd�察 �and�察 �being�察 �that we detain All his revenue。 AGRIPPA。 Sir�察 �this
should be answer'd。 CAESAR。 'Tis done already�察�and messenger gone。 I
have told him Lepidus was grown too cruel�察 �That he his high authority
abus'd�察�And did deserve his change。 For what I have conquer'd I grant him
part�察 �but then�察 �in his Armenia And other of his conquer'd kingdoms�察 �I
Demand the like。 MAECENAS。 He'll never yield to that。 CAESAR。 Nor
must not then be yielded to in this。
Enter OCTAVIA�察�with her train
OCTAVIA。 Hail�察 �Caesar�察 �and my lord� �hail�察 �most dear Caesar� �
CAESAR。 That ever I should call thee cast´away� �OCTAVIA。 You have
not call'd me so�察�nor have you cause。 CAESAR。 Why have you stol'n upon
us thus�拭�You come not Like Caesar's sister。 The wife of Antony Should
have an army for an usher�察�and The neighs of horse to tell of her approach
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Long ere she did appear。 The trees by th' way Should have borne men�察�and
expectation fainted�察 �Longing for what it had not。 Nay�察 �the dust Should
have ascended to the roof of heaven�察�Rais'd by your populous troops。 But
you are come A market´maid to Rome�察�and have prevented The ostentation
of our love�察�which left unshown Is often left unlov'd。 We should have met
you By sea and land�察�supplying every stage With an augmented greeting。
OCTAVIA。 Good my lord�察�To come thus was I not constrain'd�察�but did it
On my free will。 My lord�察�Mark Antony�察�Hearing that you prepar'd for war�察�
acquainted My grieved ear withal�察�whereon I begg'd His pardon for return。
CAESAR。 Which soon he granted�察�Being an obstruct 'tween his lust and
him。 OCTAVIA。 Do not say so�察�my lord。 CAESAR。 I have eyes upon him�察�
And his affairs come to me on the wind。 Where is he now�拭�OCTAVIA。 My
lord�察�in Athens。 CAESAR。 No�察 �my most wronged sister�此�Cleopatra Hath
nodded him to her。 He hath given his empire Up to a whore�察�who now are
levying The kings o' th' earth for war。 He hath assembled Bocchus�察 �the
king of Libya�察 �Archelaus Of Cappadocia�察 �Philadelphos�察 �king Of
Paphlagonia�察�the Thracian king�察�Adallas�察�King Manchus of Arabia�察�King
of Pont�察 �Herod of Jewry�察 �Mithridates�察 �king Of Comagene�察 �Polemon and
Amyntas�察 �The kings of Mede and Lycaonia�察 �with More larger list of
sceptres。 OCTAVIA。 Ay me most wretched�察 �That have my heart parted
betwixt two friends�察 �That does afflict each other� �CAESAR。 Welcome
hither。 Your letters did withhold our breaking forth�察�Till we perceiv'd both
how you were wrong led And we in negligent danger。 Cheer your heart�察�
Be you not troubled with the time�察�which drives O'er your content these
strong necessities�察 �But let determin'd things to destiny Hold unbewail'd
their way。 Welcome to Rome�察 �Nothing more dear to me。 You are abus'd
Beyond the mark of thought�察�and the high gods�察�To do you justice�察�make
their ministers Of us and those that love you。 Best of comfort�察�And ever
welcome to us。 AGRIPPA。 Welcome�察�lady。 MAECENAS。 Welcome�察�dear
madam。 Each heart in Rome does love and pity you�察�Only th' adulterous
Antony�察 �most large In his abominations�察 �turns you off�察 �And gives his
potent regiment to a trull That noises it against us。 OCTAVIA。 Is it so�察�sir�拭�
CAESAR。 Most certain。 Sister�察 �welcome。 Pray you Be ever known to
patience。 My dear'st sister� �Exeunt
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