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starve�察�Than crave the hire which first we do deserve。 Why in this wolvish
toge should I stand here To beg of Hob and Dick that do appear Their
needless vouches�拭�Custom calls me to't。 What custom wills�察�in all things
should we do't�察 �The dust on antique time would lie unswept�察 �And
mountainous error be too highly heap'd For truth to o'erpeer。 Rather than
fool it so�察�Let the high office and the honour go To one that would do thus。
I am half through�此�The one part suffered�察�the other will I do。
Re´enter three citizens more
Here come more voices。 Your voices。 For your voices I have fought�察�
Watch'd for your voices�察�for your voices bear Of wounds two dozen odd�察�
battles thrice six I have seen and heard of�察 �for your voices have Done
many things�察 �some less�察 �some more。 Your voices�拭 �Indeed�察 �I would be
consul。 SIXTH CITIZEN。 He has done nobly�察�and cannot go without any
honest man's voice。 SEVENTH CITIZEN。 Therefore let him be consul。
The gods give him joy�察 �and make him good friend to the people� �ALL。
Amen�察 �amen。 God save thee�察 �noble consul� �Exeunt citizens
CORIOLANUS。 Worthy voices� �
Re´enter MENENIUS with BRUTUS and SICINIUS
MENENIUS。 You have stood your limitation�察�and the tribunes Endue
you with the people's voice。 Remains That�察�in th' official marks invested�察�
you Anon do meet the Senate。 CORIOLANUS。 Is this done�拭�SICINIUS。
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The custom of request you have discharg'd。 The people do admit you�察�and
are summon'd To meet anon�察 �upon your approbation。 CORIOLANUS。
Where�拭 �At the Senate House�拭 �SICINIUS。 There�察 �Coriolanus。
CORIOLANUS。 May I change these garments�拭�SICINIUS。 You may�察�sir。
CORIOLANUS。 That I'll straight do�察�and�察�knowing myself again�察�Repair
to th' Senate House。 MENENIUS。 I'll keep you company。 Will you along�拭�
BRUTUS。 We stay here for the people。 SICINIUS。 Fare you well。 Exeunt
CORIOLANUS and MENENIUS He has it now�察 �and by his looks
methinks 'Tis warm at's heart。 BRUTUS。 With a proud heart he wore His
humble weeds。 Will you dismiss the people�拭�
Re´enter citizens
SICINIUS。 How now�察�my masters� �Have you chose this man�拭�FIRST
CITIZEN。 He has our voices�察 �sir。 BRUTUS。 We pray the gods he may
deserve your loves。 SECOND CITIZEN。 Amen�察�sir。 To my poor unworthy
notice�察 �He mock'd us when he begg'd our voices。 THIRD CITIZEN。
Certainly�察�He flouted us downright。 FIRST CITIZEN。 No�察�'tis his kind of
speech´ he did not mock us。 SECOND CITIZEN。 Not one amongst us�察�
save yourself�察�but says He us'd us scornfully。 He should have show'd us
His marks of merit�察�wounds receiv'd for's country。 SICINIUS。 Why�察�so he
did�察�I am sure。 ALL。 No�察�no�察�no man saw 'em。 THIRD CITIZEN。 He said
he had wounds which he could show in private�察�And with his hat�察 �thus
waving it in scorn�察�'I would be consul��' says he�察�'aged custom But by your
voices will not so permit me�察�Your voices therefore。' When we granted that�察�
Here was 'I thank you for your voices。 Thank you�察�Your most sweet voices。
Now you have left your voices�察�I have no further with you。' Was not this
mockery�拭�SICINIUS。 Why either were you ignorant to see't�察�Or�察�seeing it�察�
of such childish friendliness To yield your voices�拭�BRUTUS。 Could you
not have told him´ As you were lesson'd´ when he had no power But was a
petty servant to the state�察 �He was your enemy�察 �ever spake against Your
liberties and the charters that you bear I' th' body of the weal�察�and now�察�
arriving A place of potency and sway o' th' state�察 �If he should still
malignantly remain Fast foe to th' plebeii�察�your voices might Be curses to
yourselves�拭�You should have said That as his worthy deeds did claim no
less Than what he stood for�察�so his gracious nature Would think upon you
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for your voices�察�and Translate his malice towards you into love�察�Standing
your friendly lord。 SICINIUS。 Thus to have said�察�As you were fore´advis'd�察�
had touch'd his spirit And tried his inclination�察�from him pluck'd Either his
gracious promise�察�which you might�察�As cause had call'd you up�察�have held
him to�察�Or else it would have gall'd his surly nature�察�Which easily endures
not article Tying him to aught。 So�察�putting him to rage�察�You should have
ta'en th' advantage of his choler And pass'd him unelected。 BRUTUS。 Did
you perceive He did solicit you in free contempt When he did need your
loves�察 �and do you think That his contempt shall not be bruising to you
When he hath power to crush�拭�Why�察�had your bodies No heart among you�拭�
Or had you tongues to cry Against the rectorship of judgment�拭�SICINIUS。
Have you Ere now denied the asker�察�and now again�察�Of him that did not
ask but mock�察�bestow Your su'd´for tongues�拭�THIRD CITIZEN。 He's not
confirm'd�此 �we may deny him yet。 SECOND CITIZENS。 And will deny
him�察�I'll have five hundred voices of that sound。 FIRST CITIZEN。 I twice
five hundred�察 �and their friends to piece 'em。 BRUTUS。 Get you hence
instantly�察�and tell those friends They have chose a consul that will from
them take Their liberties�察�make them of no more voice Than dogs�察�that are
as often beat for barking As therefore kept to do so。 SICINIUS。 Let them
assemble�察 �And�察 �on a safer judgment�察 �all revoke Your ignorant election。
Enforce his pride And his old hate unto you�察�besides�察�forget not With what
contempt he wore the humble weed�察�How in his suit he scorn'd you�察�but
your loves�察�Thinking upon his services�察�took from you Th' apprehension of
his present portance�察 �Which�察 �most gibingly�察 �ungravely�察 �he did fashion
After the inveterate hate he bears you。 BRUTUS。 Lay A fault on us�察�your
tribunes�察�that we labour'd�察�No impediment between�察�but that you must Cast
your election on him。 SICINIUS。 Say you chose him More after our
commandment than as guided By your own true affections�察�and that your
minds�察�Pre´occupied with what you rather must do Than what you should�察�
made you against the grain To voice him consul。 Lay the fault on us。
BRUTUS。 Ay�察�spare us not。 Say we read lectures to you�察�How youngly he
began to serve his country�察�How long continued�察�and what stock he springs
of´ The noble house o' th' Marcians�察 �from whence came That Ancus
Marcius�察�Numa's daughter's son�察�Who�察�after great Hostilius�察�here was king�察�
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Of the same house Publius and Quintus were�察�That our best water brought
by conduits hither�察�And Censorinus�察�nobly named so�察�Twice being by the
people chosen censor�察 �Was his great ancestor。 SICINIUS。 One thus
descended�察�That hath beside well in his person wrought To be set high in
place�察 �we did commend To your remembrances�察 �but you have found�察�
Scaling his present bearing with his past�察�That he's your fixed enemy�察�and
revoke Your sudden approbation。 BRUTUS。 Say you ne'er had done't´
Harp on that still´ but by our putting on�察�And presently�察 �when you have
drawn your number�察�Repair to th' Capitol。 CITIZENS。 We will so�察�almost
all Repent in their election。 Exeunt plebeians BRUTUS。 Let them go on�察�
This mutiny were better put in hazard Than stay�察�past d