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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 soldier�察�I�察�Older in practice�察�

abler   than   yourself   To   make   conditions。   BRUTUS。   Go   to�察  �you   are   not�察�

Cassius。 CASSIUS。 I am。 BRUTUS。 I say you are not。 CASSIUS。 Urge 

me no more�察�I shall forget myself�察�Have mind upon your health�察�tempt me 

no    farther。   BRUTUS。        Away�察    �slight   man�    �CASSIUS。        Is't  possible�拭�

BRUTUS。 Hear me�察�for I will speak。 Must I give way and room to your 

rash choler�拭�Shall I be frighted when a madman stares�拭�CASSIUS。 O gods�察�

ye   gods�   �Must   I   endure   all   this�拭  �BRUTUS。 All   this�拭�Ay�察  �more。   Fret   till 

your proud heart break。 Go show your slaves how choleric you are�察�And 

make your bondmen tremble。 Must I bouge�拭�Must I observe you�拭�Must I 

stand and crouch Under your testy humor�拭�By the gods�察�You shall digest 

the venom of your spleen�察�Though it do split you�察�for�察�from this day forth�察�

I'll   use   you   for   my   mirth�察  �yea�察  �for   my  laughter�察 �When   you   are   waspish。 



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CASSIUS。 Is it come to this�拭�BRUTUS。 You say you are a better soldier�此�

Let it appear so�察�make your vaunting true�察�And it shall please me well。 For 

mine   own   part�察  �I   shall   be   glad   to   learn   of   noble   men。   CASSIUS。   You 

wrong me every way�察�you wrong me�察�Brutus。 I said�察�an elder soldier�察�not a 

better。   Did   I   say   ;better;�拭  �BRUTUS。   If   you   did�察  �I   care   not。   CASSIUS。 

When Caesar lived�察�he durst not thus have moved me。 BRUTUS。 Peace�察�

peace�     �You   durst   not   so  have   tempted     him。   CASSIUS。       I  durst   not�拭�

BRUTUS。 No。 CASSIUS。 What�察�durst not tempt him�拭�BRUTUS。 For your 

life you durst not。 CASSIUS。 Do not presume too much upon my love�察�I 

may do that I shall be sorry for。 BRUTUS。 You have done that you should 

be sorry for。 There is no terror�察�Cassius�察�in your threats�察�For I am arm'd so 

strong in honesty�察�That they pass by me as the idle wind Which I respect 

not。 I did send to you For certain sums of gold�察�which you denied me�察�For 

I can raise no money by vile means。 By heaven�察�I had rather coin my heart 

And drop my blood for drachmas than to wring From the hard hands of 

peasants their vile trash By any indirection。 I did send To you for gold to 

pay   my    legions�察  �Which     you   denied    me。   Was   that   done   like  Cassius�拭�

Should I have answer'd Caius Cassius so�拭�When Marcus Brutus grows so 

covetous To   lock   such   rascal   counters   from   his   friends�察  �Be   ready�察  �gods�察�

with all your thunderbolts�察�Dash him to pieces� �CASSIUS。 I denied you 

not。   BRUTUS。   You   did。   CASSIUS。   I   did   not。   He   was   but   a   fool   That 

brought my answer back。 Brutus hath rived my heart。 A friend should bear 

his   friend's   infirmities�察 �But   Brutus    makes    mine    greater   than   they   are。 

BRUTUS。 I do not�察�till you practise them on me。 CASSIUS。 You love me 

not。 BRUTUS。 I do not like your faults。 CASSIUS。 A friendly eye could 

never see   such faults。  BRUTUS。 A  flatterer's would not�察�though they  do 

appear As huge as high Olympus。 CASSIUS。  Come�察�Antony�察�and   young 

Octavius�察  �come�察  �Revenge   yourselves   alone   on   Cassius�察  �For   Cassius   is 

aweary   of     the  world�此  �Hated    by   one   he  loves�察  �braved    by  his  brother�察�

Check'd like a bondman�察�all his faults observed�察�Set in a notebook�察�learn'd 

and conn'd by rote�察�To cast into my teeth。 O�察�I could weep My spirit from 

mine eyes� �There is my dagger�察�And here my naked breast�察�within�察�a heart 

Dearer than Pluto's mine�察�richer than gold。 If that thou best a Roman�察�take 

it forth�察�I�察�that denied thee gold�察�will give my heart。 Strike�察�as thou didst at 



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Caesar�察  �for   I   know�察  �When   thou   didst   hate   him   worst�察  �thou   lovedst   him 

better Than ever thou lovedst Cassius。 BRUTUS。 Sheathe your dagger。 Be 

angry when you will�察�it shall have scope�察�Do what you will�察�dishonor shall 

be humor。 O Cassius�察�you are yoked with a lamb�察�That carries anger as the 

flint bears fire�察�Who�察�much enforced�察�shows a hasty spark And straight is 

cold again。 CASSIUS。 Hath Cassius lived To be but mirth and laughter to 

his   Brutus�察  �When   grief   and   blood   ill´temper'd   vexeth   him�拭      �BRUTUS。 

When I spoke that�察�I was ill´temper'd too。 CASSIUS。 Do you confess so 

much�拭  �Give   me   your   hand。   BRUTUS。 And   my   heart   too。   CASSIUS。   O 

Brutus�     �BRUTUS。       What's    the   matter�拭   �CASSIUS。       Have    not  you    love 

enough to bear with me When that rash humor which my mother gave me 

Makes me forgetful�拭�BRUTUS。 Yes�察�Cassius�察�and from henceforth�察�When 

you are overearnest with your Brutus�察�He'll think your mother chides�察�and 

leave you so。 POET。 ��Within。�А�Let me go in to see the generals。 There is 

some     grudge    between     'em�察  �'tis  not  meet   They    be   alone。   LUCILIUS。 

��Within。�А�You shall not come to them。 POET。 ��Within。�А�Nothing but death 

shall stay me。 

       Enter Poet�察�followed by Lucilius�察�Titinius�察�and Lucius。 

       CASSIUS。       How     now�察  �what's   the   matter�拭  �POET。     For   shame�察   �you 

generals�   �What   do   you   mean�拭  �Love�察  �and   be   friends�察  �as   two   such   men 

should be�察�For I have seen more years�察�I'm sure�察�than ye。 CASSIUS。 Ha�察�

ha� �How vilely doth this cynic rhyme� �BRUTUS。 Get you hence�察�sirrah�察�

saucy   fellow�察  �hence�   �CASSIUS。   Bear   with   him�察  �Brutus�察  �'tis   his   fashion。 

BRUTUS。 I'll know his humor when he knows his time。 What should the 

wars   do   with   these   jigging   fools�拭  �Companion�察  �hence�   �CASSIUS。 Away�察�

away�察    �be   gone�    �Exit  Poet。    BRUTUS。       Lucilius    and   Titinius�察  �bid   the 

commanders   Prepare   to   lodge   their   companies   tonight。   CASSIUS。   And 

come yourselves and bring Messala with you Immediately to us。 Exeunt 

Lucilius   and   Titinius。   BRUTUS。   Lucius�察  �a   bowl   of   wine�   �Exit   Lucius。 

CASSIUS。   I   did   not   think   you   could   have   been   so   angry。   BRUTUS。   O 

Cassius�察  �I   am   sick   of   many   griefs。   CASSIUS。   Of   your   philosophy   you 

make   no   use�察  �If   you   give   place   to   accidental   evils。   BRUTUS。   No   man 

bears sorrow better。 Portia is dead。 CASSIUS。 Ha�拭�Portia�拭�BRUTUS。 She 

is   dead。   CASSIUS。        How    'scaped    killing   when    I  cross'd   you    so�拭  �O 



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insupportable       and    touching     loss�   �Upon     what    sickness�拭    �BRUTUS。 

Impatient     of  my    absence�察   �And    grief  that  young     Octavius    with   Mark 

Antony Have made themselves so strong´ for with her death That tidings 

came´ with this she fell distract�察�And ��her attendants absent�� swallow'd fire。 

CASSIUS。 And   died   so�拭  �BRUTUS。   Even   so。   CASSIUS。   O   ye   immortal 

gods� �

       Re´enter Lucius�察�with wine and taper。 

       BRUTUS。 Speak no more of her。 Give me a bowl of wine。 In this I 

bury   all   unkindness�察  �Cassius。   Drinks。   CASSIUS。   My   heart   is   thirsty   for 

that   noble   pledge。   Fill�察  �Lucius�察  �till   the   wine   o'erswell   the   cup�察  �I   cannot 

drink too much of Brutus' love。 Drinks。 BRUTUS。 Come in�察�Titinius� �Exit 

Lucius。 

       Re´enter Titinius�察�with Messala。 

       Welcome�察�good Messala。 Now sit we close about this taper here�察�And 

call    in  question    our   necessities。    CASSIUS。       Portia�察   �art  thou   gone�拭�

BRUTUS。 No more�察�I pray you。 Messala�察�I have here received letters That 

young   Octavius   and   Mark   Antony   Come   down   upon   us  

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