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Enter Antony。
See�察�Antony�察�that revels long o' nights�察�Is notwithstanding up。 Good
morrow�察�Antony。 ANTONY。 So to most noble Caesar。 CAESAR。 Bid them
prepare within。 I am to blame to be thus waited for。 Now�察 �Cinna�察 �now�察�
Metellus�察 �what�察 �Trebonius�察 �I have an hour's talk in store for you�察�
Remember that you call on me today�察�Be near me�察�that I may remember
you。 TREBONIUS。 Caesar�察�I will。 ��Aside。�А�And so near will I be That your
best friends shall wish I had been further。 CAESAR。 Good friends�察�go in
and taste some wine with me�察 �And we like friends will straightway go
together。 BRUTUS。 ��Aside。�А �That every like is not the same�察 �O Caesar�察�
The heart of Brutus yearns to think upon� �Exeunt。
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SCENE III。 A street near the Capitol。 Enter
Artemidorus�察�reading paper。
ARTEMIDORUS。 ;Caesar�察�beware of Brutus�察�take heed of Cassius�察�
come not near Casca�察�have an eye to Cinna�察�trust not Trebonius�察�mark well
Metellus Cimber�察�Decius Brutus loves thee not�察�thou hast wronged Caius
Ligarius。 There is but one mind in all these men�察 �and it is bent against
Caesar。 If thou beest not immortal�察�look about you。 Security gives way to
conspiracy。 The mighty gods defend thee� �Thy lover�察�Artemidorus。; Here
will I stand till Caesar pass along�察�And as a suitor will I give him this。 My
heart laments that virtue cannot live Out of the teeth of emulation。 If thou
read this�察 �O Caesar�察 �thou mayest live�察 �If not�察 �the Fates with traitors do
contrive。 Exit。
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SCENE IV。 Another part of the same street�察�before
the house of Brutus。
Enter Portia and Lucius。
PORTIA。 I prithee�察�boy�察�run to the Senate House�察�Stay not to answer
me�察�but get thee gone。 Why dost thou stay�拭�LUCIUS。 To know my errand�察�
madam。 PORTIA。 I would have had thee there�察�and here again�察�Ere I can
tell thee what thou shouldst do there。 O constancy�察�be strong upon my side� �
Set a huge mountain 'tween my heart and tongue� �I have a man's mind�察�but
a woman's might。 How hard it is for women to keep counsel� �Art thou here
yet�拭�LUCIUS。 Madam�察�what should I do�拭�Run to the Capitol�察�and nothing
else�拭 �And so return to you�察 �and nothing else�拭 �PORTIA。 Yes�察 �bring me
word�察�boy�察�if thy lord look well�察�For he went sickly forth�察�and take good
note What Caesar doth�察�what suitors press to him。 Hark�察�boy�察�what noise is
that�拭�LUCIUS。 I hear none�察�madam。 PORTIA。 Prithee�察�listen well。 I heard
a bustling rumor like a fray�察 �And the wind brings it from the Capitol。
LUCIUS。 Sooth�察�madam�察�I hear nothing。
Enter the Soothsayer。
PORTIA。 Come hither�察 �fellow�察 �Which way hast thou been�拭�
SOOTHSAYER。 At mine own house�察 �good lady。 PORTIA。 What is't
o'clock�拭�SOOTHSAYER。 About the ninth hour�察�lady。 PORTIA。 Is Caesar
yet gone to the Capitol�拭�SOOTHSAYER。 Madam�察�not yet。 I go to take my
stand To see him pass on to the Capitol。 PORTIA。 Thou hast some suit to
Caesar�察�hast thou not�拭�SOOTHSAYER。 That I have�察�lady。 If it will please
Caesar To be so good to Caesar as to hear me�察 �I shall beseech him to
befriend himself。 PORTIA。 Why�察 �know'st thou any harm's intended
towards him�拭�SOOTHSAYER。 None that I know will be�察�much that I fear
may chance。 Good morrow to you。 Here the street is narrow�察�The throng
that follows Caesar at the heels�察�Of senators�察�of praetors�察�common suitors�察�
Will crowd a feeble man almost to death。 I'll get me to a place more void
and there Speak to great Caesar as he comes along。 Exit。 PORTIA。 I must
go in。 Ay me�察�how weak a thing The heart of woman is� �O Brutus�察�The
heavens speed thee in thine enterprise� �Sure�察 �the boy heard me。 Brutus
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hath a suit That Caesar will not grant。 O�察�I grow faint。 Run�察�Lucius�察�and
commend me to my lord�察�Say I am merry。 Come to me again�察�And bring
me word what he doth say to thee。 Exeunt severally。
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ACT III。
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SCENE I。 Rome。
Before the Capitol�察 �the Senate sitting above。 A crowd of people�察�
among them Artemidorus and the Soothsayer。
Flourish。 Enter Caesar�察 �Brutus�察 �Cassius�察 �Casca�察 �Decius�察 �Metellus�察�
Trebonius�察�Cinna�察�Antony�察�Lepidus�察�Popilius�察�Publius�察�and others。
CAESAR。 The ides of March are come。 SOOTHSAYER。 Ay�察�Caesar�察�
but not gone。 A Hail�察 �Caesar� �Read this schedule。 DECIUS。 Trebonius
doth desire you to o'er read�察�At your best leisure�察 �this his humble suit。
ARTEMIDORUS。 O Caesar�察�read mine first�察�for mine's a suit That touches
Caesar nearer。 Read it�察�great Caesar。 CAESAR。 What touches us ourself
shall be last served。 ARTEMIDORUS。 Delay not�察�Caesar�察�read it instantly。
CAESAR。 What�察 �is the fellow mad�拭 �PUBLIUS。 Sirrah�察 �give place。
CASSIUS。 What�察 �urge you your petitions in the street�拭 �Come to the
Capitol。 Caesar goes up to the Senate House�察�the rest follow。
POPILIUS。 I wish your enterprise today may thrive。 CASSIUS。 What
enterprise�察 �Popilius�拭 �POPILIUS。 Fare you well。 Advances to Caesar。
BRUTUS。 What said Popilius Lena�拭 �CASSIUS。 He wish'd today our
enterprise might thrive。 I fear our purpose is discovered。 BRUTUS。 Look�察�
how he makes to Caesar。 Mark him。 CASSIUS。 Casca�察�Be sudden�察�for we
fear prevention。 Brutus�察�what shall be done�拭�If this be known�察�Cassius or
Caesar never shall turn back�察�For I will slay myself。 BRUTUS。 Cassius�察�be
constant。 Popilius Lena speaks not of our purposes�察�For�察�look�察�he smiles�察�
and Caesar doth not change。 CASSIUS。 Trebonius knows his time�察 �for�察�
look you�察�Brutus�察�He draws Mark Antony out of the way。 Exeunt Antony
and Trebonius。 DECIUS。 Where is Metellus Cimber�拭 �Let him And
presently prefer his suit to Caesar。 BRUTUS。 He is address'd�察�press near
and second him。 CINNA。 Casca�察 �you are the first that rears your hand。
CAESAR。 Are we all ready�拭 �What is now amiss That Caesar and his
Senate must redress�拭 �METELLUS。 Most high�察 �most mighty�察 �and most
puissant Caesar�察�Metellus Cimber throws before thy seat An humble heart。
Kneels。 CAESAR。 I must