julius caesar(裘力斯·凯撒)-第12章
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made； Through this the well…beloved Brutus stabb'd； And as he pluck'd his
cursed steel away； Mark how the blood of Caesar follow'd it； As rushing
out of doors； to be resolved If Brutus so unkindly knock'd； or no； For
Brutus； as you know； was Caesar's angel。 Judge； O you gods； how dearly
Caesar loved him！ This was the most unkindest cut of all； For when the
noble Caesar saw him stab； Ingratitude； more strong than traitors' arms；
Quite vanquish'd him。 Then burst his mighty heart； And； in his mantle
muffling up his face； Even at the base of Pompey's statue； Which all the
while ran blood； great Caesar fell。 O； what a fall was there； my
countrymen！ Then I； and you； and all of us fell down； Whilst bloody
treason flourish'd over us。 O； now you weep； and I perceive you feel The
dint of pity。 These are gracious drops。 Kind souls； what weep you when
you but behold Our Caesar's vesture wounded？ Look you here； Here is
himself； marr'd； as you see； with traitors。 FIRST CITIZEN。 O piteous
spectacle！ SECOND CITIZEN。 O noble Caesar！ THIRD CITIZEN。 O
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woeful day！ FOURTH CITIZEN。 O traitors villains！ FIRST CITIZEN。 O
most bloody sight！ SECOND CITIZEN。 We will be revenged。 ALL。
Revenge！ About！ Seek！ Burn！ Fire！ Kill！ Slay！ Let not a traitor live！
ANTONY。 Stay； countrymen。 FIRST CITIZEN。 Peace there！ Hear the
noble Antony。 SECOND CITIZEN。 We'll hear him； we'll follow him； we'll
die with him。 ANTONY。 Good friends； sweet friends； let me not stir you
up To such a sudden flood of mutiny。 They that have done this deed are
honorable。 What private griefs they have； alas； I know not； That made
them do it。 They are wise and honorable； And will； no doubt； with reasons
answer you。 I come not； friends； to steal away your hearts。 I am no orator；
as Brutus is； But； as you know me all； a plain blunt man； That love my
friend； and that they know full well That gave me public leave to speak of
him。 For I have neither wit； nor words； nor worth； Action； nor utterance；
nor the power of speech； To stir men's blood。 I only speak right on； I tell
you that which you yourselves do know； Show you sweet Caesar's wounds；
poor dumb mouths； And bid them speak for me。 But were I Brutus； And
Brutus Antony； there were an Antony Would ruffle up your spirits and put
a tongue In every wound of Caesar that should move The stones of Rome
to rise and mutiny。 ALL。 We'll mutiny。 FIRST CITIZEN。 We'll burn the
house of Brutus。 THIRD CITIZEN。 Away； then！ Come； seek the
conspirators。 ANTONY。 Yet hear me； countrymen； yet hear me speak。
ALL。 Peace； ho！ Hear Antony； most noble Antony！ ANTONY。 Why；
friends； you go to do you know not what。 Wherein hath Caesar thus
deserved your loves？ Alas； you know not； I must tell you then。 You have
forgot the will I told you of。 ALL。 Most true； the will！ Let's stay and hear
the will。 ANTONY。 Here is the will； and under Caesar's seal。 To every
Roman citizen he gives； To every several man； seventy…five drachmas。
SECOND CITIZEN。 Most noble Caesar！ We'll revenge his death。 THIRD
CITIZEN。 O royal Caesar！ ANTONY。 Hear me with patience。 ALL。 Peace；
ho！ ANTONY。 Moreover； he hath left you all his walks； His private arbors；
and new…planted orchards； On this side Tiber； he hath left them you； And
to your heirs forever… common pleasures； To walk abroad and recreate
yourselves。 Here was a Caesar！ When comes such another？ FIRST
CITIZEN。 Never； never。 Come； away； away！ We'll burn his body in the
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holy place And with the brands fire the traitors' houses。 Take up the body。
SECOND CITIZEN。 Go fetch fire。 THIRD CITIZEN。 Pluck down
benches。 FOURTH CITIZEN。 Pluck down forms； windows； anything。
Exeunt Citizens with the body。 ANTONY。 Now let it work。 Mischief； thou
art afoot； Take thou what course thou wilt。
Enter a Servant。
How now； fellow？ SERVANT。 Sir； Octavius is already come to Rome。
ANTONY。 Where is he？ SERVANT。 He and Lepidus are at Caesar's house。
ANTONY。 And thither will I straight to visit him。 He comes upon a wish。
Fortune is merry； And in this mood will give us anything。 SERVANT。 I
heard him say Brutus and Cassius Are rid like madmen through the gates
of Rome。 ANTONY。 Be like they had some notice of the people； How I
had moved them。 Bring me to Octavius。 Exeunt。
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SCENE III。 A street。
Enter Cinna the poet。
CINNA。 I dreamt tonight that I did feast with Caesar； And things
unluckily charge my fantasy。 I have no will to wander forth of doors； Yet
something leads me forth。
Enter Citizens。
FIRST CITIZEN。 What is your name？ SECOND CITIZEN。 Whither
are you going？ THIRD CITIZEN。 Where do you dwell？ FOURTH
CITIZEN。 Are you a married man or a bachelor？ SECOND CITIZEN。
Answer every man directly。 FIRST CITIZEN。 Ay； and briefly。 FOURTH
CITIZEN。 Ay； and wisely。 THIRD CITIZEN。 Ay； and truly； you were best。
CINNA。 What is my name？ Whither am I going？ Where do I dwell？ Am I
a married man or a bachelor？ Then； to answer every man directly and
briefly； wisely and truly： wisely I say； I am a bachelor。 SECOND
CITIZEN。 That's as much as to say they are fools that marry。 You'll bear
me a bang for that； I fear。 Proceed directly。 CINNA。 Directly； I am going
to Caesar's funeral。 FIRST CITIZEN。 As a friend or an enemy？ CINNA。
As a friend。 SECOND CITIZEN。 That matter is answered directly。
FOURTH CITIZEN。 For your dwelling； briefly。 CINNA。 Briefly； I dwell
by the Capitol。 THIRD CITIZEN。 Your name； sir； truly。 CINNA。 Truly；
my name is Cinna。 FIRST CITIZEN。 Tear him to pieces； he's a conspirator。
CINNA。 I am Cinna the poet； I am Cinna the poet。 FOURTH CITIZEN。
Tear him for his bad verses； tear him for his bad verses。 CINNA。 I am not
Cinna the conspirator。 FOURTH CITIZEN。 It is no matter； his name's
Cinna。 Pluck but his name out of his heart； and turn him going。 THIRD
CITIZEN。 Tear him； tear him！ Come； brands； ho； firebrands。 To Brutus'； to
Cassius'； burn all。 Some to Decius' house； and some to Casca's； some to
Ligarius'。 Away； go！ Exeunt。
