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Lucius。 When   it   is lighted�察 �come   and call   me   here。 LUCIUS。  I   will�察 �my 

lord。 Exit。 BRUTUS。 It must be by his death�察�and�察�for my part�察�I know no 

personal cause to spurn at him�察�But for the general。 He would be crown'd�此�

How that might change his nature�察�there's the question。 It is the bright day 

that brings forth the adder And that craves wary walking。 Crown him that�察�

And then�察�I grant�察�we put a sting in him That at his will he may do danger 

with。 The abuse of greatness is when it disjoins Remorse from power�察�and�察�

to   speak   truth   of   Caesar�察  �I   have   not   known   when   his   affections   sway'd 

More than   his   reason。   But   'tis   a   common   proof That   lowliness   is   young 

ambition's   ladder�察�Whereto   the   climber´upward   turns his   face�察  �But   when 

he once attains the upmost round�察�He then unto the ladder turns his back�察�

Looks in the clouds�察�scorning the base degrees By which he did ascend。 So 

Caesar may�察�Then�察�lest he may�察�prevent。 And�察�since the quarrel Will bear 

no color for the thing he is�察�Fashion it thus�察�that what he is�察�augmented�察�

Would   run   to   these   and   these   extremities�察�And   therefore   think   him   as   a 

serpent's egg Which hatch'd would as his kind grow mischievous�察�And kill 

him in the shell。 Re´enter Lucius。 

       LUCIUS。 The taper burneth in your closet�察�sir。 Searching the window 

for a flint I found This paper thus seal'd up�察�and I am sure It did not lie 

there when I went to bed。 Gives him the letter。 BRUTUS。 Get you to bed 

again�察�it is not day。 Is not tomorrow�察�boy�察�the ides of March�拭�LUCIUS。 I 

know     not�察  �sir。  BRUTUS。       Look    in  the  calendar    and   bring   me    word。 

LUCIUS。 I will�察�sir。 Exit。 BRUTUS。 The exhalations whizzing in the air 

Give so much light that I may read by them。 Opens the letter and reads。 

;Brutus�察  �thou   sleep'st�此  �awake   and   see   thyself�   �Shall   Rome�察  �etc。   Speak�察�

strike�察�redress� ─�



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       ;Brutus�察  �thou   sleep'st�此  �awake� ─  �Such   instigations   have   been      often 

dropp'd Where I have took them up。 ;Shall Rome�察�etc。; Thus must I piece 

it   out。  Shall   Rome     stand    under    one   man's    awe�拭   �What�察   �Rome�拭     �My 

ancestors did from the   streets of Rome The Tarquin drive�察�when he   was 

call'd a king。 ;Speak�察�strike�察�redress� ─�Am I entreated To speak and strike�拭�

O   Rome�察  �I   make   thee   promise�察  �If   the   redress  will   follow�察  �thou   receivest 

Thy full petition at the hand of Brutus� �

       Re´enter Lucius。 

       LUCIUS。       Sir�察 �March     is  wasted     fifteen   days。   Knocking      within。 

BRUTUS。 'Tis good。 Go to the gate�察�somebody knocks。 Exit Lucius。 Since 

Cassius   first   did   whet   me   against   Caesar   I   have   not   slept。   Between   the 

acting of a dreadful   thing And   the first   motion�察�all the interim  is Like   a 

phantasma or a hideous dream�察�The genius and the mortal instruments Are 

then in council�察�and the state of man�察�Like to a little kingdom�察�suffers then 

The nature of an insurrection。 

       Re´enter Lucius。 

       LUCIUS。 Sir�察�'tis your brother Cassius at the door�察�Who doth desire 

to see you。 BRUTUS。 Is he alone�拭�LUCIUS。 No�察�sir�察�there are more with 

him。   BRUTUS。   Do   you   know   them�拭  �LUCIUS。   No�察  �sir�察  �their   hats   are 

pluck'd about their ears�察�And half their faces buried in their cloaks�察�That by 

no means I may discover them By any mark of favor。 BRUTUS。 Let 'em 

enter。  Exit   Lucius。 They  are   the   faction。   O   Conspiracy�察  �Shamest   thou   to 

show thy dangerous brow by night�察�When evils are most free�拭�O�察�then�察�by 

day Where  wilt   thou   find   a  cavern   dark enough To   mask   thy  monstrous 

visage�拭�Seek none�察�Conspiracy�察�Hide it in smiles and affability�察�For if thou 

path�察�thy native semblance on�察�Not Erebus itself were dim enough To hide 

thee from prevention。 

       Enter    the  conspirators�察    �Cassius�察   �Casca�察   �Decius�察   �Cinna�察   �Metellus 

Cimber�察�and Trebonius。 

       CASSIUS。   I   think   we   are   too   bold   upon   your   rest。   Good   morrow�察�

Brutus�察�do we trouble you�拭�BRUTUS。 I have been up this hour�察�awake all 

night。 Know I these men that come along with you�拭�CASSIUS。 Yes�察�every 

man of them�察�and no man here But honors you�察�and every one doth wish 

You had but that opinion of yourself Which every noble Roman bears of 



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you。 This is Trebonius。 BRUTUS。 He is welcome hither。 CASSIUS。 This�察�

Decius Brutus。 BRUTUS。 He is welcome too。 CASSIUS。 This�察�Casca�察�this�察�

Cinna�察�and this�察�Metellus Cimber。 BRUTUS。 They are all welcome。 What 

watchful      cares   do   interpose    themselves      Betwixt     your   eyes   and    night�拭�

CASSIUS。 Shall I entreat a word�拭�They whisper。 DECIUS。 Here lies the 

east。 Doth not the day break here�拭�CASCA。 No。 CINNA。 O�察�pardon�察�sir�察�it 

doth�察   �and    yongrey     lines   That   fret  the   clouds    are   messengers      of   day。 

CASCA。 You shall confess that you are both deceived。 Here�察�as I point my 

sword�察     �the  sun   arises�察  �Which      is  a  great   way    growing     on   the   south�察�

Weighing   the   youthful   season   of   the   year。   Some   two   months   hence   up 

higher toward the north He first presents his fire�察�and the high east Stands 

as the Capitol�察�directly here。 BRUTUS。 Give me your hands all over�察�one 

by one。 CASSIUS。 And let us swear our resolution。 BRUTUS。 No�察�not an 

oath。 If not the face of men�察�The sufferance of our souls�察�the time's abuse´ 

If these be motives weak�察�break off betimes�察�And every man hence to his 

idle   bed�察  �So   let   high´sighted   tyranny   range   on   Till   each   man   drop   by 

lottery。   But   if   these�察  �As   I   am   sure   they   do�察  �bear   fire   enough   To   kindle 

cowards      and    to  steel  with    valor   The   melting     spirits  of   women�察    �then�察�

countrymen�察  �What   need   we   any   spur   but   our   own   cause   To   prick   us   to 

redress�拭�What other bond Than secret Romans that have spoke the word 

And     will   not   palter�拭  �And     what    other   oath   Than     honesty    to   honesty 

engaged That this shall be or we will fall for it�拭�Swear priests and cowards 

and   men   cautelous�察  �Old   feeble   carrions   and   such   suffering   souls   That 

welcome wrongs�察�unto bad causes swear Such creatures as men doubt�察�but 

do   not   stain   The   even   virtue   of   our   enterprise�察  �Nor   the   insuppressive 

mettle of   our spirits�察�To   think   that   or   our   cause   or our performance   Did 

need   an   oath�察  �when   every   drop   of   blood   That   every   Roman   bears�察  �and 

nobly   bears�察  �Is   guilty   of   a   several   bastardy   If   he   do   break   the   smallest 

particle Of any promise that hath pass'd from him。 CASSIUS。 But what of 

Cicero�拭  �Shall   we   sound   him�拭  �I   think   he   will   stand   very   strong   with   us。 

CASCA。         Let   us    not   leave    him    out。    CINNA。       No�察   �by   no    means。 

METELLUS。 O�察�let   us have him�察 �for his silver hairs Will purchase us   a 

good   opinion�察�And   buy   men's   voices   to   commend   our   deeds。   It   shall   be 

said his judgement ruled our hands�察�Our youths and wildness shall no whit 



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appear�察�But all be buried in his gravity。 BRUTUS。 O�察�name him not�察�let us 

not   break   with   him�察  �For   he   will   never   follow   anything   That   other   men 

begin。   CASSIUS。        Then    leave   him   out。   CASCA。      Indeed    he  is  not  fit。 

DECIUS。       Shall   no   man    else  be   touch'd    but  only   Caesar�拭   �C

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