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ENOBARBUS。 Ay�察  �are   you   thereabouts�拭  �Why   then�察  �good   night   indeed。 

CANIDIUS。 Toward Peloponnesus are they fled。 SCARUS。 'Tis easy to't�察�

and there I will attend What further comes。 CANIDIUS。 To Caesar will I 

render My legions and my horse�察�six kings already Show me the way of 

yielding。 ENOBARBUS。 I'll yet follow The wounded chance of Antony�察�

though my reason Sits in the wind against me。 Exeunt 



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        SCENE XI。 Alexandria。 CLEOPATRA'S palace 



       Enter ANTONY with attendants 

       ANTONY。 Hark� �the land bids me tread no more upon't�察�It is asham'd 

to bear me。 Friends�察�come hither。 I am so lated in the world that I Have 

lost my way for ever。 I have a ship Laden with gold�察�take that�察�divide it。 

Fly�察�And make your peace with Caesar。 ALL。 Fly�拭�Not we� �ANTONY。 I 

have   fled   myself�察  �and   have   instructed   cowards   To   run   and   show   their 

shoulders。 Friends�察�be gone�察�I have myself resolv'd upon a course Which 

has   no   need   of   you�察  �be   gone。   My  treasure's   in   the   harbour�察  �take   it。   O�察  �I 

follow'd that I blush to look upon。 My very hairs do mutiny�察�for the white 

Reprove      the  brown    for   rashness�察  �and   they   them   For   fear  and   doting。 

Friends�察�be gone�察�you shall Have letters from me to some friends that will 

Sweep   your   way   for   you。   Pray   you   look   not   sad�察  �Nor   make   replies   of 

loathness�察  �take   the   hint   Which   my   despair   proclaims。   Let   that   be   left 

Which leaves itself。 To the sea´side straight way。 I will possess you of that 

ship and treasure。 Leave me�察�I pray�察�a little�察�pray you now�察�Nay�察�do so�察�for 

indeed I have lost command�察�Therefore I pray you。 I'll see you by and by。 

��Sits down�А�

       Enter    CLEOPATRA�察          �led   by   CHARMIAN           and    IRAS�察    �EROS 

following 

       EROS。   Nay�察  �gentle   madam�察  �to   him�   �Comfort   him。   IRAS。   Do�察  �most 

dear Queen。 CHARMIAN。 Do�拭�Why�察�what else�拭�CLEOPATRA。 Let me sit 

down。 O Juno� �ANTONY。 No�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�no。 EROS。 See you here�察�sir�拭�

ANTONY。 O�察�fie�察�fie�察�fie� �CHARMIAN。 Madam� �IRAS。 Madam�察�O good 

Empress� �EROS。 Sir�察�sir� �ANTONY。 Yes�察�my lord�察�yes。 He at Philippi kept 

His sword e'en like a dancer�察�while I struck The lean and wrinkled Cassius�察�

and 'twas I That the mad Brutus ended�察�he alone Dealt on lieutenantry�察�and 

no    practice   had    In  the   brave   squares    of   war。   Yet  now´     no   matter。 

CLEOPATRA。   Ah�察  �stand   by�   �EROS。   The   Queen�察  �my   lord�察  �the   Queen� �

IRAS。   Go   to   him�察  �madam�察  �speak   to   him。   He   is   unqualitied   with   very 

shame。   CLEOPATRA。   Well   then�察  �sustain   me。   O�   �EROS。   Most   noble   sir�察�

arise�察�the Queen approaches。 Her head's declin'd�察�and death will seize her 

but Your comfort makes the rescue。 ANTONY。 I have offended reputation´ 



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A most unnoble swerving。 EROS。 Sir�察�the Queen。 ANTONY。 O�察�whither 

hast thou led me�察�Egypt�拭�See How I convey my shame out of thine eyes 

By     looking    back     what    I  have    left   behind    'Stroy'd    in  dishonour。 

CLEOPATRA。           O  my    lord�察 �my   lord�察  �Forgive    my   fearful   sails�  �I  little 

thought   You   would   have   followed。   ANTONY。   Egypt�察  �thou   knew'st   too 

well My heart was to thy rudder tied by th' strings�察�And thou shouldst tow 

me   after。   O'er   my   spirit   Thy   full   supremacy   thou   knew'st�察  �and   that   Thy 

beck might from the bidding of the gods Command me。 CLEOPATRA。 O�察�

my    pardon�     �ANTONY。       Now     I  must   To  the   young    man    send   humble 

treaties�察�dodge And palter in the shifts of lowness�察�who With half the bulk 

o'   th'   world   play'd   as   I   pleas'd�察  �Making   and   marring   fortunes。   You   did 

know How much you were my conqueror�察�and that My sword�察�made weak 

by    my   affection�察  �would    Obey    it  on  all  cause。   CLEOPATRA。          Pardon�察�

pardon� �ANTONY。 Fall not a tear�察�I say�察�one of them rates All that is won 

and lost。 Give me a kiss�察�Even this repays me。 We sent our schoolmaster�察�

is 'a come back�拭�Love�察�I am full of lead。 Some wine�察�Within there�察�and our 

viands�   �Fortune   knows We   scorn   her   most   when   most   she   offers   blows。 

Exeunt 



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              SCENE XII。 CAESAR'S camp in Egypt 



       Enter CAESAR�察�AGRIPPA�察�DOLABELLA�察�THYREUS�察�with others 

       CAESAR。 Let him appear that's come from Antony。 Know you him�拭�

DOLABELLA。           Caesar�察  �'tis  his  schoolmaster�此  �An   argument    that  he   is 

pluck'd�察�when hither  He sends so poor a pinion of his   wing�察�Which  had 

superfluous kings for messengers Not many moons gone by。 

       Enter EUPHRONIUS�察�Ambassador from ANTONY 

       CAESAR。   Approach�察  �and   speak。   EUPHRONIUS。   Such   as   I   am�察  �I 

come from Antony。 I was of late as petty to his ends As is the morn´dew 

on the myrtle leaf To his grand sea。 CAESAR。 Be't so。 Declare thine office。 

EUPHRONIUS。 Lord of his fortunes he salutes thee�察�and Requires to live 

in Egypt�察�which not granted�察�He lessens his requests and to thee sues To let 

him breathe between the heavens and earth�察�A private man in Athens。 This 

for   him。   Next�察  �Cleopatra   does   confess   thy  greatness�察  �Submits   her   to   thy 

might�察�and of thee craves The circle of the Ptolemies for her heirs�察�Now 

hazarded to thy grace。 CAESAR。 For Antony�察�I have no ears to his request。 

The Queen Of audience nor desire shall fail�察�so she From Egypt drive her 

all´disgraced friend�察�Or take his life there。 This if she perform�察�She shall 

not sue unheard。 So to them both。 EUPHRONIUS。 Fortune pursue thee� �

CAESAR。        Bring    him   through    the   bands。   Exit   EUPHRONIUS           ��To 

THYREUS�А�To try thy eloquence�察�now 'tis time。 Dispatch�察�From Antony 

win Cleopatra。 Promise�察�And in   our name�察 �what she   requires�察�add   more�察�

From thine invention�察�offers。 Women are not In their best fortunes strong�察�

but want will perjure The ne'er´touch'd vestal。 Try thy cunning�察�Thyreus�察�

Make   thine   own   edict   for   thy   pains�察  �which   we   Will   answer   as   a   law。 

THYREUS。   Caesar�察  �I   go。   CAESAR。   Observe   how Antony   becomes   his 

flaw�察�And   what   thou   think'st   his   very  action   speaks   In   every  power  that 

moves。 THYREUS。 Caesar�察�I shall。 Exeunt 



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      SCENE XIII。 Alexandria。 CLEOPATRA'S palace 



       Enter CLEOPATRA�察�ENOBARBUS�察�CHARMIAN�察�and IRAS 

       CLEOPATRA。 What shall we do�察�Enobarbus�拭�ENOBARBUS。 Think�察�

and die。 CLEOPATRA。 Is Antony or we in fault for this�拭�ENOBARBUS。 

Antony only�察�that would make his will Lord of his reason。 What though 

you fled From that great face of war�察�whose several ranges Frighted each 

other�拭�Why  should   he   follow�拭�The   itch   of   his   affection   should   not   then 

Have nick'd his captainship�察�at such a point�察�When half to half the world 

oppos'd�察�he being The mered question。 'Twas a shame no less Than was his 

loss�察�to course your flying flags And leave his navy gazing。 CLEOPATRA。 

Prithee�察�peace。 

       Enter EUPHRONIUS�察�the Ambassador�察�with ANTONY ANTONY。 Is 

that his answer�拭�EUPHRONIUS。 Ay�察�my lord。 ANTONY。 The Queen shall 

then have courtesy�察�so she Will yield us up。 EUPHRONIUS。 He says so。 

ANTONY。 Let her know't。 To the boy Caesar send this grizzled head�察�And 

he will fill thy wishes to the brim With principalities。 CLEOPATRA。 Th

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