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goodness。 His faults�察�in him�察�seem as the spots of heaven�察�More fiery by 

night's blackness�察�hereditary Rather than purchas'd�察�what he cannot change 

Than what he chooses。 CAESAR。 You are too indulgent。 Let's grant it is 

not Amiss to tumble on the bed of Ptolemy�察�To give a kingdom for a mirth�察�

to sit And keep the turn of tippling with a slave�察�To reel the streets at noon�察�

and   stand   the   buffet With   knaves   that   smell   of   sweat。   Say  this   becomes 

him´ As   his   composure   must   be   rare   indeed   Whom   these   things   cannot 

blemish´ yet must Antony No way excuse his foils when we do bear So 

great    weight     in   his  lightness。    If   he   fill'd  His   vacancy     with    his 

voluptuousness�察�Full surfeits and the dryness of his bones Call on him for't� �

But to confound such time That drums him from his sport and speaks as 

loud As his own state and ours´ 'tis to be chid As we rate boys who�察�being 

mature in knowledge�察�Pawn their experience to their present pleasure�察�And 

so rebel to judgment。 

       Enter a MESSENGER 

       LEPIDUS。       Here's   more    news。   MESSENGER。          Thy   biddings     have 

been done�察�and every hour�察�Most noble Caesar�察�shalt thou have report How 

'tis abroad。 Pompey is strong at sea�察�And it appears he is belov'd of those 

That   only   have   fear'd   Caesar。   To   the   ports   The   discontents   repair�察  �and 

men's reports Give him much wrong'd。 CAESAR。 I should have known no 

less。   It   hath   been   taught   us   from   the   primal   state   That   he   which   is   was 

wish'd until he were�察�And the ebb'd man�察�ne'er lov'd till ne'er worth love�察�

Comes dear'd by being lack'd。 This common body�察�Like to a vagabond flag 



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upon the stream�察�Goes to and back�察�lackeying the varying tide�察�To rot itself 

with   motion。   MESSENGER。   Caesar�察  �I   bring   thee   word   Menecrates   and 

Menas�察  �famous   pirates�察  �Make   the   sea   serve   them�察  �which   they   ear   and 

wound With keels of every kind。 Many hot inroads They make in Italy�察�the 

borders   maritime   Lack   blood   to   think   on't�察  �and   flush   youth   revolt。   No 

vessel can peep forth but 'tis as soon Taken as seen�察�for Pompey's name 

strikes   more   Than   could   his   war   resisted。   CAESAR。 Antony�察  �Leave   thy 

lascivious   wassails。   When   thou   once   Was   beaten   from   Modena�察  �where 

thou   slew'st   Hirtius   and   Pansa�察  �consuls�察  �at   thy   heel   Did   famine   follow�察�

whom  thou   fought'st   against�察 �Though   daintily   brought   up�察  �with   patience 

more Than savages could suffer。 Thou didst drink The stale of horses and 

the gilded puddle Which beasts would cough at。 Thy palate then did deign 

The roughest berry on the rudest hedge�察�Yea�察�like the stag when snow the 

pasture sheets�察�The barks of trees thou brows'd。 On the Alps It is reported 

thou didst eat strange flesh�察�Which some did die to look on。 And all this´ It 

wounds thine honour that I speak it now´ Was borne so like a soldier that 

thy cheek So much as lank'd not。 LEPIDUS。 'Tis pity of him。 CAESAR。 

Let his shames quickly Drive him to Rome。 'Tis time we twain Did show 

ourselves   i'   th'   field�察  �and   to   that   end   Assemble   we   immediate   council。 

Pompey Thrives in our idleness。 LEPIDUS。 To´morrow�察�Caesar�察�I shall be 

furnish'd to inform you rightly Both what by sea and land I can be able To 

front this present time。 CAESAR。 Till which encounter It is my business 

too。    Farewell。    LEPIDUS。        Farewell�察   �my    lord。   What     you   shall   know 

meantime Of stirs abroad�察�I shall beseech you�察�sir�察�To let me be partaker。 

CAESAR。 Doubt not�察�sir�察�I knew it for my bond。 Exeunt 



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         SCENE V。 Alexandria。 CLEOPATRA'S palace 



    Enter CLEOPATRA�察�CHARMIAN�察�IRAS�察�and MARDIAN 

       CLEOPATRA。 Charmian� �CHARMIAN。 Madam�拭�CLEOPATRA。 Ha�察�

ha�    �Give    me    to  drink    mandragora。      CHARMIAN。          Why�察   �madam�拭�

CLEOPATRA。 That I might sleep out this great gap of time My Antony is 

away。   CHARMIAN。   You   think   of   him   too   much。   CLEOPATRA。   O�察  �'tis 

treason�    �CHARMIAN。         Madam�察     �I  trust�察 �not  so。  CLEOPATRA。        Thou�察�

eunuch      Mardian�      �MARDIAN。          What's     your    Highness'     pleasure�拭�

CLEOPATRA。 Not now to hear thee sing�察�I take no pleasure In aught an 

eunuch has。 'Tis well for thee That�察�being unseminar'd�察�thy freer thoughts 

May     not  fly  forth  of  Egypt。    Hast   thou  affections�拭   �MARDIAN。        Yes�察�

gracious     madam。     CLEOPATRA。         Indeed�拭    �MARDIAN。        Not   in   deed�察�

madam�察�for  I  can   do nothing   But   what   indeed is honest   to   be done。 Yet 

have     I  fierce   affections�察  �and    think   What    Venus     did   with   Mars。 

CLEOPATRA。 O Charmian�察�Where think'st thou he is now�拭�Stands he or 

sits he�拭�Or does he walk�拭�or is he on his horse�拭�O happy horse�察�to bear the 

weight of Antony� �Do bravely�察�horse�察�for wot'st thou whom thou mov'st�拭�

The demi´Atlas of this earth�察�the arm And burgonet of men。 He's speaking 

now�察�Or murmuring 'Where's my serpent of old Nile��' For so he calls me。 

Now   I   feed   myself   With   most   delicious   poison。   Think   on   me�察  �That   am 

with Phoebus' amorous pinches black�察�And wrinkled deep in time�拭�Broad´ 

fronted Caesar�察�When thou wast here above the ground�察�I was A morsel for 

a monarch�察�and great Pompey Would stand and make his eyes grow in my 

brow�察�There would he anchor his aspect and die With looking on his life。 

       Enter ALEXAS 

       ALEXAS。       Sovereign    of  Egypt�察   �hail�  �CLEOPATRA。         How    much 

unlike art thou Mark Antony� �Yet�察�coming from him�察�that great med'cine 

hath With his tinct gilded thee。 How goes it with my brave Mark Antony�拭�

ALEXAS。   Last   thing   he   did�察  �dear   Queen�察  �He   kiss'd´   the   last   of   many 

doubled     kisses´   This    orient  pearl。   His   speech    sticks  in   my   heart。 

CLEOPATRA。   Mine   ear   must   pluck   it   thence。 ALEXAS。   'Good   friend��' 

quoth   he   'Say   the   firm   Roman   to   great   Egypt   sends   This   treasure   of   an 

oyster�察�at whose foot�察�To mend the petty present�察�I will piece Her opulent 



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throne with kingdoms。 All the East�察�Say thou�察�shall call her mistress。' So 

he nodded�察�And soberly did mount an arm´girt steed�察�Who neigh'd so high 

that what I would have spoke Was beastly dumb'd by him。 CLEOPATRA。 

What�察�was he sad or merry�拭�ALEXAS。 Like to the time o' th' year between 

the extremes Of hot and cold�察�he was nor sad nor merry。 CLEOPATRA。 O 

well´divided   disposition�   �Note   him�察  �Note   him�察  �good   Charmian�察  �'tis   the 

man�察  �but   note   him�   �He   was   not   sad�察  �for   he   would   shine   on   those   That 

make their looks by his�察�he was not merry�察�Which seem'd to tell them his 

remembrance   lay   In   Egypt   with   his   joy�察  �but   between   both。   O   heavenly 

mingle� �Be'st thou sad or merry�察�The violence of either thee becomes�察�So 

does it no man else。 Met'st thou my posts�拭�ALEXAS。 Ay�察�madam�察�twenty 

several   messengers。   Why   do   you   send   so   thick�拭  �CLEOPATRA。   Who's 

born that day When I forget to send to Antony Shall die a beggar。 Ink and 

paper�察�Charmian。 Welcome�察�my good Alexas。 Did I�察�Charmian�察�Ever love 

Caesar so�拭�CHARMIAN。 O that brave Caesar� �CLEOPATRA。 Be chok'd 

with   such   another   emphasis�   �Say   'the   brave Antony。'   CHARMIAN。   The 

valiant Caesar� �CLEOPATRA。 By Isis�察�I will give thee bloody teeth If thou 

with Caesar paragon again My man of men。 CHARMIAN。 By your most 

gracious pard

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