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of this thought�察�that I�察�Your partner in the cause 'gainst which he fought�察�

Could not with graceful eyes attend those wars Which fronted mine own 

peace。 As   for   my  wife�察  �I   would   you   had her   spirit   in   such   another� �The 

third o' th' world is yours�察�which with a snaffle You may pace easy�察�but not 

such a wife。 ENOBARBUS。 Would we had all such wives�察�that the men 

might   go   to   wars   with  the   women� �ANTONY。  So   much   uncurbable�察  �her 

garboils�察    �Caesar�察   �Made      out   of   her   impatience´      which     not   wanted 

Shrewdness of policy too´ I grieving grant Did you too much disquiet。 For 

that you must But say I could not help it。 CAESAR。 I wrote to you When 

rioting in Alexandria�察�you Did pocket up my letters�察�and with taunts Did 

gibe   my   missive   out   of   audience。   ANTONY。   Sir�察  �He   fell   upon   me   ere 

admitted。 Then Three kings I had newly feasted�察�and did want Of what I 

was i' th' morning�察�but next day I told him of myself�察�which was as much 

As to have ask'd him pardon。 Let this fellow Be nothing of our strife�察�if we 

contend�察�Out of our question wipe him。 CAESAR。 You have broken The 

article of your oath�察�which you shall never Have tongue to charge me with。 

LEPIDUS。        Soft�察  �Caesar�    �ANTONY。        No�察  �Lepidus�察   �let  him    speak。   The 

honour is sacred which he talks on now�察�Supposing that I lack'd it。 But on�察�

Caesar�此�The article of my oath´ CAESAR。 To lend me arms and aid when I 

requir'd them�察�The which you both denied。 ANTONY。 Neglected�察�rather�察�

And     then   when     poisoned     hours    had   bound    me    up   From    mine    own 

knowledge。  As   nearly   as   I   may�察  �I'll   play   the   penitent   to   you�察  �but   mine 

honesty Shall not make poor my greatness�察�nor my power Work without it。 



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Truth is�察�that Fulvia�察�To have me out of Egypt�察�made wars here�察�For which 

myself�察�the ignorant motive�察�do So far ask pardon as befits mine honour To 

stoop   in   such   a   case。   LEPIDUS。   'Tis   noble   spoken。   MAECENAS。   If   it 

might   please   you   to   enforce no   further The   griefs between   ye´   to   forget 

them quite Were to remember that the present need Speaks to atone you。 

LEPIDUS。 Worthily spoken�察�Maecenas。 ENOBARBUS。 Or�察�if you borrow 

one another's love for the instant�察�you may�察�when you hear no more words 

of Pompey�察�return it again。 You shall have time to wrangle in when you 

have nothing else to do。 ANTONY。 Thou art a soldier only。 Speak no more。 

ENOBARBUS。 That truth should be silent I had almost forgot。 ANTONY。 

You wrong this presence�察�therefore speak no more。 ENOBARBUS。 Go to�察�

then´ your considerate stone� �CAESAR。 I do not much dislike the matter�察�

but    The   manner     of   his  speech�察   �for't  cannot    be   We   shall   remain    in 

friendship�察  �our   conditions   So   diff'ring   in   their   acts。  Yet   if   I   knew   What 

hoop   should   hold   us   stanch�察  �from   edge   to   edge   O'   th'   world�察  �I   would 

pursue it。 AGRIPPA。 Give me leave�察�Caesar。 CAESAR。 Speak�察�Agrippa。 

AGRIPPA。 Thou hast a sister by the mother's side�察�Admir'd Octavia。 Great 

Mark     Antony     Is  now    a  widower。     CAESAR。       Say    not  so�察 �Agrippa。     If 

Cleopatra      heard    you�察  �your    reproof    Were    well   deserv'd    of   rashness。 

ANTONY。 I am not married�察�Caesar。 Let me hear Agrippa further speak。 

AGRIPPA。 To hold you in perpetual amity�察�To make you brothers�察�and to 

knit your hearts With an unslipping knot�察�take Antony Octavia to his wife�察�

whose   beauty  claims   No   worse   a   husband than   the   best   of   men�察�Whose 

virtue and whose general graces speak That which none else can utter。 By 

this   marriage All   little   jealousies�察  �which   now   seem   great�察�And   all   great 

fears�察  �which   now   import   their   dangers�察  �Would   then   be   nothing。   Truths 

would be tales�察�Where now  half tales be truths。  Her love to both Would 

each to other�察 �and all   loves to both�察�Draw after her。 Pardon   what I   have 

spoke�察    �For   'tis  a  studied�察 �not   a  present    thought�察  �By    duty   ruminated。 

ANTONY。 Will Caesar speak�拭�CAESAR。 Not till he hears how Antony is 

touch'd With what is spoke already。 ANTONY。 What power is in Agrippa�察�

If   I   would   say   'Agrippa�察  �be   it   so��'   To   make   this   good�拭  �CAESAR。   The 

power of Caesar�察�and His power unto Octavia。 ANTONY。 May I never To 

this   good   purpose�察  �that   so   fairly   shows�察  �Dream   of   impediment�   �Let   me 



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have thy hand。 Further this act of grace�察�and from this hour The heart of 

brothers govern in our loves And sway our great designs� �CAESAR。 There 

is my hand。 A sister I bequeath   you�察�whom no brother   Did ever love so 

dearly。 Let her live To join our kingdoms and our hearts�察�and never Fly off 

our loves again� �LEPIDUS。 Happily�察�amen� �ANTONY。 I did not think to 

draw   my   sword   'gainst   Pompey�察  �For   he   hath   laid   strange   courtesies   and 

great Of late upon me。 I must thank him only�察�Lest my remembrance suffer 

ill report�察�At heel of that�察�defy him。 LEPIDUS。 Time calls upon's。 Of us 

must   Pompey   presently   be   sought�察  �Or   else   he   seeks   out   us。   ANTONY。 

Where lies he�拭�CAESAR。 About the Mount Misenum。 ANTONY。 What is 

his strength by land�拭�CAESAR。 Great and increasing�察�but by sea He is an 

absolute master。 ANTONY。 So is the fame。 Would we had spoke together� �

Haste   we   for   it。   Yet�察 �ere   we   put   ourselves  in   arms�察  �dispatch   we  The 

business we have talk'd of。 CAESAR。 With most gladness�察�And do invite 

you to my sister's view�察�Whither straight I'll lead you。 ANTONY。 Let us�察�

Lepidus�察�Not lack your company。 LEPIDUS。 Noble Antony�察�Not sickness 

should   detain   me。   ��Flourish�А  �Exeunt   all   but   ENOBARBUS�察  �AGRIPPA�察�

MAECENAS   MAECENAS。   Welcome   from   Egypt�察  �sir。   ENOBARBUS。 

Half    the   heart   of  Caesar�察  �worthy     Maecenas�     �My    honourable      friend�察�

Agrippa� �AGRIPPA。 Good Enobarbus� �MAECENAS。 We have cause to be 

glad   that   matters   are   so   well   digested。   You   stay'd   well   by't   in   Egypt。 

ENOBARBUS。 Ay�察�sir�察�we did sleep day out of countenance and made the 

night light with drinking。 MAECENAS。 Eight wild boars roasted whole at 

a   breakfast�察  �and   but   twelve   persons   there。   Is   this   true�拭  �ENOBARBUS。 

This was but as a fly by an eagle。 We had much more monstrous matter of 

feast�察   �which    worthily    deserved     noting。   MAECENAS。          She's   a   most 

triumphant lady�察�if report be square to her。 ENOBARBUS。 When she first 

met   Mark   Antony   she   purs'd   up   his   heart�察  �upon   the   river   of   Cydnus。 

AGRIPPA。 There she appear'd indeed� �Or my reporter devis'd well for her。 

ENOBARBUS。 I will tell you。 The barge she sat in�察�like a burnish'd throne�察�

Burn'd on the water。 The poop was beaten gold�察�Purple the sails�察�and so 

perfumed that The winds were love´sick with them�察�the oars were silver�察�

Which to the tune of flutes kept stroke�察�and made The water which they 

beat to follow faster�察�As amorous of their strokes。 For her own person�察�It 



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beggar'd all description。 She did lie In her pavilion�察�cloth´of´gold�察�of tissue�察�

O'erpicturing   that   Venus   where   we   see   The   fancy   out´work   nature。   On 

each side her Stood pretty dimpled boys�察�like smiling Cupids�察�With divers´ 

colour'd   fans�察  �whose   wind   did   seem  To   glow   the   delicate   cheeks   which 

they did   cool�察�And   what   they  undid did。 AGRIPPA。  O�察 �rare   for Antony� �

ENOBARBUS。 Her gentlewomen�察�lik

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