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SCENE II。 The field of battle。
Alarum。 Enter Brutus and Messala。
BRUTUS。 Ride�察 �ride�察 �Messala�察 �ride�察 �and give these bills Unto the
legions on the other side。 Loud alarum。 Let them set on at once�察 �for I
perceive But cold demeanor in Octavia's wing�察 �And sudden push gives
them the overthrow。 Ride�察�ride�察�Messala。 Let them all come down。 Exeunt。
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SCENE III。 Another part of the field。
Alarums。 Enter Cassius and Titinius。
CASSIUS。 O�察 �look�察 �Titinius�察 �look�察 �the villains fly� �Myself have to
mine own turn'd enemy。 This ensign here of mine was turning back�察�I slew
the coward�察�and did take it from him。 TITINIUS。 O Cassius�察�Brutus gave
the word too early�察�Who�察�having some advantage on Octavius�察�Took it too
eagerly。 His soldiers fell to spoil�察�Whilst we by Antony are all enclosed。
Enter Pindarus。
PINDARUS。 Fly further off�察�my lord�察�fly further off�察�Mark Antony is
in your tents�察�my lord�察�Fly�察�therefore�察�noble Cassius�察�fly far off。 CASSIUS。
This hill is far enough。 Look�察�look�察�Titinius�此�Are those my tents where I
perceive the fire�拭 �TITINIUS。 They are�察 �my lord。 CASSIUS。 Titinius�察 �if
thou lovest me�察�Mount thou my horse and hide thy spurs in him�察�Till he
have brought thee up to yonder troops And here again�察 �that I may rest
assured Whether yond troops are friend or enemy。 TITINIUS。 I will be
here again�察�even with a thought。 Exit。 CASSIUS。 Go�察�Pindarus�察�get higher
on that hill�察 �My sight was ever thick�察 �regard Titinius�察�And tell me what
thou notest about the field。 Pindarus ascends the hill。 This day I breathed
first�此�time is come round�察�And where I did begin�察�there shall I end�察�My life
is run his compass。 Sirrah�察�what news�拭�PINDARUS。 ��Above。�А�O my lord� �
CASSIUS。 What news�拭�PINDARUS。 ��Above。�А�Titinius is enclosed round
about With horsemen�察�that make to him on the spur�察�Yet he spurs on。 Now
they are almost on him。 Now�察�Titinius� �Now some light。 O�察�he lights too。
He's ta'en ��Shout。�А�And�察�hark� �They shout for joy。 CASSIUS。 Come down�察�
behold no more。 O�察 �coward that I am�察 �to live so long�察 �To see my best
friend ta'en before my face� �Pindarus descends。 Come hither�察 �sirrah。 In
Parthia did I take thee prisoner�察�And then I swore thee�察�saving of thy life�察�
That whatsoever I did bid thee do�察�Thou shouldst attempt it。 Come now�察�
keep thine oath�察�Now be a freeman�察�and with this good sword�察�That ran
through Caesar's bowels�察 �search this bosom。 Stand not to answer�此 �here�察�
take thou the hilts�察�And when my face is cover'd�察�as 'tis now�察�Guide thou
the sword。 ��Pindarus stabs him。�А�Caesar�察�thou art revenged�察�Even with the
sword that kill'd thee。 Dies。 PINDARUS。 So�察�I am free�察�yet would not so
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have been�察�Durst I have done my will。 O Cassius� �Far from this country
Pindarus shall run�察�Where never Roman shall take note of him。 Exit。
Re´enter Titinius with Messala。
MESSALA。 It is but change�察�Titinius�察�for Octavius Is overthrown by
noble Brutus' power�察�As Cassius' legions are by Antony。 TITINIUS。 These
tidings would well comfort Cassius。 MESSALA。 Where did you leave him�拭�
TITINIUS。 All disconsolate�察 �With Pindarus his bondman�察 �on this hill。
MESSALA。 Is not that he that lies upon the ground�拭�TITINIUS。 He lies
not like the living。 O my heart� �MESSALA。 Is not that he�拭�TITINIUS。 No�察�
this was he�察�Messala�察�But Cassius is no more。 O setting sun�察�As in thy red
rays thou dost sink to night�察�So in his red blood Cassius' day is set�察�The
sun of Rome is set� �Our day is gone�察�Clouds�察�dews�察�and dangers come�察�our
deeds are done� �Mistrust of my success hath done this deed。 MESSALA。
Mistrust of good success hath done this deed。 O hateful error�察�
melancholy's child�察�Why dost thou show to the apt thoughts of men The
things that are not�拭 �O error�察 �soon conceived�察�Thou never comest unto a
happy birth�察�But kill'st the mother that engender'd thee� �TITINIUS。 What�察�
Pindarus� �Where art thou�察 �Pindarus�拭 �MESSALA。 Seek him�察 �Titinius�察�
whilst I go to meet The noble Brutus�察�thrusting this report Into his ears。 I
may say ;thrusting; it�察�For piercing steel and darts envenomed Shall be as
welcome to the ears of Brutus As tidings of this sight。 TITINIUS。 Hie you�察�
Messala�察�And I will seek for Pindarus the while。 Exit Messala。 Why didst
thou send me forth�察�brave Cassius�拭�Did I not meet thy friends�拭�And did
not they Put on my brows this wreath of victory�察�And bid me give it thee�拭�
Didst thou not hear their shouts�拭�Alas�察�thou hast misconstrued everything� �
But�察�hold thee�察�take this garland on thy brow�察�Thy Brutus bid me give it
thee�察 �and I Will do his bidding。 Brutus�察 �come apace�察 �And see how I
regarded Caius Cassius。 By your leave�察�gods�察�this is a Roman's part。 Come�察�
Cassius' sword�察�and find Titinius' heart。 Kills himself。
Alarum。 Re´enter Messala�察�with Brutus�察�young Cato�察�and others。
BRUTUS。 Where�察�where�察�Messala�察�doth his body lie�拭�MESSALA。 Lo�察�
yonder�察 �and Titinius mourning it。 BRUTUS。 Titinius' face is upward。
CATO。 He is slain。 BRUTUS。 O Julius Caesar�察�thou art mighty yet� �Thy
spirit walks abroad�察�and turns our swords In our own proper entrails。 Low
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alarums。 CATO。 Brave Titinius� �Look whe'er he have not crown'd dead
Cassius� �BRUTUS。 Are yet two Romans living such as these�拭�The last of
all the Romans�察 �fare thee well� �It is impossible that ever Rome Should
breed thy fellow。 Friends�察�I owe moe tears To this dead man than you shall
see me pay。 I shall find time�察�Cassius�察�I shall find time。 Come therefore�察�
and to Thasos send his body�察�His funerals shall not be in our camp�察�Lest it
discomfort us。 Lucilius�察�come�察�And come�察�young Cato�察�let us to the field。
Labio and Flavio�察�set our battles on。 'Tis three o'clock�察�and Romans�察�yet
ere night We shall try fortune in a second fight。 Exeunt。
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SCENE IV。 Another part of the field。
Alarum。 Enter�察 �fighting�察 �Soldiers of both armies�察 �then Brutus�察 �young
Cato�察�Lucilius�察�and others。
BRUTUS。 Yet�察�countrymen�察�O�察�yet hold up your heads� �CATO。 What
bastard doth not�拭�Who will go with me�拭�I will proclaim my name about
the field。 I am the son of Marcus Cato�察 �ho� �A foe to tyrants�察 �and my
country's friend。 I am the son of Marcus Cato�察�ho� �BRUTUS。 And I am
Brutus�察�Marcus Brutus�察�I�察�Brutus�察�my country's friend�察�know me for Brutus� �
Exit。 LUCILIUS。 O young and noble Cato�察�art thou down�拭�Why�察�now thou
diest as bravely as Titinius�察 �And mayst be honor'd�察 �being Cato's son。
FIRST SOLDIER。 Yield�察 �or thou diest。 LUCILIUS。 Only I yield to die。
��Offers money。�А �There is so much that thou wilt kill me straight�此 �Kill
Brutus�察 �and be honor'd in his death。 FIRST SOLDIER。 We must not。 A
noble prisoner� �SECOND SOLDIER。 Room�察 �ho� �Tell Antony�察 �Brutus is
ta'en。 FIRST SOLDIER。 I'll tell the news。 Here comes the general。
Enter Antony。
Brutus is ta'en�察 �Brutus is ta'en�察 �my lord。 AN