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SCENE VII。 ANTONY'S camp near Actium
Enter CLEOPATRA and ENOBARBUS
CLEOPATRA。 I will be even with thee�察�doubt it not。 ENOBARBUS。
But why�察�why�察�why�拭�CLEOPATRA。 Thou hast forspoke my being in these
wars�察 �And say'st it is not fit。 ENOBARBUS。 Well�察 �is it�察 �is it�拭�
CLEOPATRA。 Is't not denounc'd against us�拭�Why should not we Be there
in person�拭�ENOBARBUS。 ��Aside�А�Well�察�I could reply�此�If we should serve
with horse and mares together The horse were merely lost�察 �the mares
would bear A soldier and his horse。 CLEOPATRA。 What is't you say�拭�
ENOBARBUS。 Your presence needs must puzzle Antony�察�Take from his
heart�察�take from his brain�察�from's time�察�What should not then be spar'd。 He
is already Traduc'd for levity�察 �and 'tis said in Rome That Photinus an
eunuch and your maids Manage this war。 CLEOPATRA。 Sink Rome�察�and
their tongues rot That speak against us� �A charge we bear i' th' war�察�And�察�as
the president of my kingdom�察 �will Appear there for a man。 Speak not
against it�察�I will not stay behind。
Enter ANTONY and CANIDIUS
ENOBARBUS。 Nay�察 �I have done。 Here comes the Emperor。
ANTONY。 Is it not strange�察 �Canidius�察 �That from Tarentum and
Brundusium He could so quickly cut the Ionian sea�察�And take in Toryne�拭�
You have heard on't�察�sweet�拭�CLEOPATRA。 Celerity is never more admir'd
Than by the negligent。 ANTONY。 A good rebuke�察�Which might have well
becom'd the best of men To taunt at slackness。 Canidius�察 �we Will fight
with him by sea。 CLEOPATRA。 By sea� �What else�拭�CANIDIUS。 Why will
my lord do so�拭�ANTONY。 For that he dares us to't。 ENOBARBUS。 So
hath my lord dar'd him to single fight。 CANIDIUS。 Ay�察�and to wage this
battle at Pharsalia�察�Where Caesar fought with Pompey。 But these offers�察�
Which serve not for his vantage�察 �he shakes off�察 �And so should you。
ENOBARBUS。 Your ships are not well mann'd�察 �Your mariners are
muleteers�察�reapers�察�people Ingross'd by swift impress。 In Caesar's fleet Are
those that often have 'gainst Pompey fought�察�Their ships are yare�察�yours
heavy。 No disgrace Shall fall you for refusing him at sea�察�Being prepar'd
for land。 ANTONY。 By sea�察�by sea。 ENOBARBUS。 Most worthy sir�察�you
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therein throw away The absolute soldiership you have by land�察 �Distract
your army�察 �which doth most consist Of war´mark'd footmen�察 �leave
unexecuted Your own renowned knowledge�察�quite forgo The way which
promises assurance�察 �and Give up yourself merely to chance and hazard
From firm security。 ANTONY。 I'll fight at sea。 CLEOPATRA。 I have sixty
sails�察 �Caesar none better。 ANTONY。 Our overplus of shipping will we
burn�察 �And�察 �with the rest full´mann'd�察 �from th' head of Actium Beat th'
approaching Caesar。 But if we fail�察�We then can do't at land。
Enter a MESSENGER
Thy business�拭 �MESSENGER。 The news is true�察 �my lord�此 �he is
descried�察�Caesar has taken Toryne。 ANTONY。 Can he be there in person�拭�
'Tis impossible´ Strange that his power should be。 Canidius�察�Our nineteen
legions thou shalt hold by land�察�And our twelve thousand horse。 We'll to
our ship。 Away�察�my Thetis� �
Enter a SOLDIER
How now�察�worthy soldier�拭�SOLDIER。 O noble Emperor�察�do not fight
by sea�察�Trust not to rotten planks。 Do you misdoubt This sword and these
my wounds�拭 �Let th' Egyptians And the Phoenicians go a´ducking�察 �we
Have us'd to conquer standing on the earth And fighting foot to foot。
ANTONY。 Well�察 �well´ away。 Exeunt ANTONY�察 �CLEOPATRA�察 �and
ENOBARBUS SOLDIER。 By Hercules�察 �I think I am i' th' right。
CANIDIUS。 Soldier�察 �thou art�察 �but his whole action grows Not in the
power on't。 So our leader's led�察�And we are women's men。 SOLDIER。 You
keep by land The legions and the horse whole�察�do you not�拭�CANIDIUS。
Marcus Octavius�察�Marcus Justeius�察�Publicola�察�and Caelius are for sea�察�But
we keep whole by land。 This speed of Caesar's Carries beyond belief。
SOLDIER。 While he was yet in Rome�察 �His power went out in such
distractions as Beguil'd all spies。 CANIDIUS。 Who's his lieutenant�察 �hear
you�拭�SOLDIER。 They say one Taurus。 CANIDIUS。 Well I know the man。
Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 The Emperor calls Canidius。 CANIDIUS。 With news
the time's with labour and throes forth Each minute some。 Exeunt
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SCENE VIII。 A plain near Actium
Enter CAESAR�察�with his army�察�marching
CAESAR。 Taurus� �TAURUS。 My lord�拭�CAESAR。 Strike not by land�察�
keep whole�察�provoke not battle Till we have done at sea。 Do not exceed
The prescript of this scroll。 Our fortune lies Upon this jump。 Exeunt
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SCENE IX。 Another part of the plain
Enter ANTONY and ENOBARBUS
ANTONY。 Set we our squadrons on yon side o' th' hill�察 �In eye of
Caesar's battle�察�from which place We may the number of the ships behold�察�
And so proceed accordingly。 Exeunt
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SCENE X。 Another part of the plain
CANIDIUS marcheth with his land army one way over the stage�察�and
TAURUS�察�the Lieutenant of CAESAR�察�the other way。 After their going in
is heard the noise of a sea´fight
Alarum。 Enter ENOBARBUS
ENOBARBUS。 Naught�察�naught�察�all naught� �I can behold no longer。
Th' Antoniad�察�the Egyptian admiral�察�With all their sixty�察�fly and turn the
rudder。 To see't mine eyes are blasted。
Enter SCARUS
SCARUS。 Gods and goddesses�察 �All the whole synod of them� �
ENOBARBUS。 What's thy passion�拭�SCARUS。 The greater cantle of the
world is lost With very ignorance�察 �we have kiss'd away Kingdoms and
provinces。 ENOBARBUS。 How appears the fight�拭�SCARUS。 On our side
like the token'd pestilence�察 �Where death is sure。 Yon ribaudred nag of
Egypt´ Whom leprosy o'ertake� � i' th' midst o' th' fight�察�When vantage like
a pair of twins appear'd�察�Both as the same�察�or rather ours the elder´ The
breese upon her�察�like a cow in June´ Hoists sails and flies。 ENOBARBUS。
That I beheld�察�Mine eyes did sicken at the sight and could not Endure a
further view。 SCARUS。 She once being loof'd�察 �The noble ruin of her
magic�察�Antony�察�Claps on his sea´wing�察�and�察�like a doting mallard�察�Leaving
the fight in height�察 �flies after her。 I never saw an action of such shame�察�
Experience�察 �manhood�察 �honour�察 �ne'er before Did violate so itself。
ENOBARBUS。 Alack�察�alack� �
Enter CANIDIUS
CANIDIUS。 Our fortune on the sea is out of breath�察�And sinks most
lamentably。 Had our general Been what he knew himself�察�it had gone well。
O�察 �he has given example for our flight Most grossly by his own� �
ENOBARBUS。 Ay�察 �are you thereabouts�拭 �Why then�察 �good night indeed。
CANIDI