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                       ACT IV。 



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                         SCENE I。 A house in Rome。 



     Antony�察�Octavius�察�and Lepidus�察�seated at a table。 

       ANTONY。        These    many     then   shall   die�察 �their   names     are  prick'd。 

OCTAVIUS。 Your brother too must die�察�consent you�察�Lepidus�拭�LEPIDUS。 

I   do   consent´   OCTAVIUS。   Prick   him   down�察  �Antony。   LEPIDUS。   Upon 

condition   Publius   shall   not   live�察�Who   is   your   sister's   son�察  �Mark Antony。 

ANTONY。 He shall not live�察�look�察�with a spot I damn him。 But�察�Lepidus�察�

go   you   to   Caesar's   house�察  �Fetch   the   will   hither�察  �and   we   shall   determine 

How to cut off some charge in legacies。 LEPIDUS。 What�察�shall I find you 

here�拭  �OCTAVIUS。   Or   here�察  �or   at   the   Capitol。   Exit   Lepidus。   ANTONY。 

This is a slight unmeritable man�察�Meet to be sent on errands。 Is it fit�察�The 

three´fold   world   divided�察  �he   should   stand   One   of   the   three   to   share   it�拭�

OCTAVIUS。   So   you   thought   him�察  �And   took   his   voice   who   should   be 

prick'd to die In our black sentence and proscription。 ANTONY。 Octavius�察�

I have seen more days than you�察�And though we lay these honors on this 

man To ease ourselves of divers slanderous loads�察�He shall but bear them 

as the ass bears gold�察�To groan and sweat under the business�察�Either led or 

driven�察�as we point the way�察�And having brought our treasure where we 

will�察�Then take we down his load and turn him off�察�Like to the empty ass�察�

to shake his ears And graze in commons。 OCTAVIUS。 You may do your 

will�察  �But   he's  a  tried   and   valiant   soldier。  ANTONY。        So   is  my   horse�察�

Octavius�察�and for that I do appoint him store of provender。 It is a creature 

that   I   teach   to   fight�察  �To   wind�察  �to   stop�察  �to   run   directly   on�察  �His   corporal 

motion govern'd by my spirit。 And�察�in some taste�察�is Lepidus but so�此�He 

must be taught�察�and train'd�察�and bid go forth�察�A barren´spirited fellow�察�one 

that feeds On objects�察�arts�察�and imitations�察�Which�察�out of use and staled by 

other men�察�Begin his fashion。 Do not talk of him But as a property。 And 

now�察�Octavius�察�Listen great things。 Brutus and Cassius Are levying powers�察�

we must straight make head�察�Therefore let our alliance be combined�察�Our 

best   friends   made�察  �our   means   stretch'd�察  �And   let   us   presently   go   sit   in 

council�察�How covert matters may be best disclosed�察�And open perils surest 

answered。   OCTAVIUS。   Let   us   do so�察  �for   we   are   at   the   stake�察�And   bay'd 

about with many enemies�察�And some that smile have in their hearts�察�I fear�察�



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Millions of mischiefs。 Exeunt。 



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      SCENE II。 Camp near Sardis。 Before Brutus' tent。 



                                       Drum。 



     Enter   Brutus�察  �Lucilius�察  �Lucius�察  �and   Soldiers�察  �Titinius   and   Pindarus 

meet them。 

       BRUTUS。       Stand�察  �ho�   �LUCILIUS。      Give    the  word�察  �ho�察  �and  stand。 

BRUTUS。 What now�察�Lucilius�察�is Cassius near�拭�LUCILIUS。 He is at hand�察�

and Pindarus is come To do you salutation from his master。 BRUTUS。 He 

greets me well。 Your master�察�Pindarus�察�In his own change�察�or by ill officers�察�

Hath given me some worthy cause to wish Things done undone�察�but if he 

be at hand�察�I shall be satisfied。 PINDARUS。 I do not doubt But that my 

noble master will appear Such as he is�察�full of regard and honor。 BRUTUS。 

He   is   not   doubted。 A  word�察  �Lucilius�察  �How   he   received   you。   Let   me   be 

resolved。   LUCILIUS。   With   courtesy   and   with   respect   enough�察  �But   not 

with such familiar instances�察�Nor with such free and friendly conference�察�

As   he   hath   used   of   old。   BRUTUS。   Thou      hast   described   A   hot  friend 

cooling。   Ever   note�察  �Lucilius�察  �When   love   begins   to   sicken   and   decay   It 

useth an enforced ceremony。 There are no tricks in plain and simple faith�察�

But hollow men�察�like horses hot at hand�察�Make gallant show and promise 

of their   mettle�察�But   when   they  should endure   the bloody  spur�察�They  fall 

their crests and like deceitful jades Sink in the trial。 Comes his army on�拭�

LUCILIUS。 They meant his night in Sard is to be quarter'd�察�The greater 

part�察  �the   horse   in   general�察  �Are   come   with   Cassius。   Low   march   within。 

BRUTUS。 Hark�察�he is arrived。 March gently on to meet him。 

       Enter Cassius and his Powers。 

       CASSIUS。   Stand�察  �ho�   �BRUTUS。   Stand�察  �ho�   �Speak   the   word   along。 

FIRST SOLDIER。 Stand� �SECOND SOLDIER。 Stand� �THIRD SOLDIER。 

Stand�     �CASSIUS。       Most    noble    brother�察  �you    have    done    me   wrong。 

BRUTUS。  Judge   me�察 �you   gods� �Wrong   I   mine   enemies�拭�And�察 �if not   so�察�

how should I wrong a brother�拭�CASSIUS。 Brutus�察�this sober form of yours 

hides   wrongs�察  �And   when   you   do   them´   BRUTUS。   Cassius�察  �be   content�察�

Speak your griefs softly�察�I do know you well。 Before the eyes of both our 

armies here�察�Which should perceive nothing but love from us�察�Let us not 



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wrangle。   Bid   them   move   away�察  �Then   in   my   tent�察  �Cassius�察  �enlarge   your 

griefs�察   �And    I  will  give   you   audience。     CASSIUS。       Pindarus�察   �Bid   our 

commanders   lead   their   charges   off A  little   from   this   ground。   BRUTUS。 

Lucilius�察�do   you   the   like�察 �and let   no   man   Come   to our tent till   we   have 

done our conference。 Let Lucius and Titinius guard our door。 Exeunt。 



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                           SCENE III。 Brutus' tent。 



     Enter Brutus and Cassius。 

       CASSIUS。 That you have wrong'd me doth appear in this�此�You have 

condemn'd and noted Lucius Pella For taking bribes here of the Sardians�察�

Wherein my  letters�察  �praying   on his   side�察  �Because   I   knew   the   man�察  �were 

slighted   off。   BRUTUS。   You   wrong'd   yourself   to   write   in   such   a   case。 

CASSIUS。   In   such   a   time   as   this   it   is   not   meet That   every  nice   offense 

should     bear   his  comment。      BRUTUS。       Let   me    tell  you�察 �Cassius�察   �you 

yourself Are much condemn'd to have an itching palm�察�To sell and mart 

your offices for gold To undeservers。 CASSIUS。 I an itching palm�拭�You 

know   that   you   are   Brutus   that   speaks   this�察  �Or�察  �by   the   gods�察  �this   speech 

were else your last。 BRUTUS。 The name of Cassius honors this corruption�察�

And chastisement doth therefore hide his head。 CASSIUS。 Chastisement�拭�

BRUTUS。 Remember March�察�the ides of March remember。 Did not great 

Julius bleed for justice' sake�拭�What villain touch'd his body�察�that did stab�察�

And not for justice�拭�What�察�shall one of us�察�That struck the foremost man 

of all this world But for supporting robbers�察�shall we now Contaminate our 

fingers with base bribes And sell the mighty space of our large honors For 

so much trash as may be grasped thus�拭�I had rather be a dog�察�and bay the 

moon�察�Than such a Roman。 CASSIUS。 Brutus�察�bait not me�察�I'll not endure 

it。 You forget yourself To hedge me in。 I am a soldie

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