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all Repent in their election。 Exeunt plebeians BRUTUS。 Let them go on�察�
This mutiny were better put in hazard Than stay�察�past doubt�察�for greater。 If�察�
as his nature is�察�he fall in rage With their refusal�察�both observe and answer
The vantage of his anger。 SICINIUS。 To th' Capitol�察 �come。 We will be
there before the stream o' th' people�察�And this shall seem�察 �as partly 'tis�察�
their own�察�Which we have goaded onward。 Exeunt
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ACT III。
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SCENE I。 Rome。 A street
Cornets。 Enter CORIOLANUS�察 �MENENIUS�察 �all the GENTRY�察�
COMINIUS�察�TITUS LARTIUS�察�and other SENATORS
CORIOLANUS。 Tullus Aufidius�察 �then�察 �had made new head�拭�
LARTIUS。 He had�察 �my lord�察 �and that it was which caus'd Our swifter
composition。 CORIOLANUS。 So then the Volsces stand but as at first�察�
Ready�察 �when time shall prompt them�察 �to make road Upon's again。
COMINIUS。 They are worn�察�Lord Consul�察�so That we shall hardly in our
ages see Their banners wave again。 CORIOLANUS。 Saw you Aufidius�拭�
LARTIUS。 On safeguard he came to me�察�and did curse Against the Volsces�察�
for they had so vilely Yielded the town。 He is retir'd to Antium。
CORIOLANUS。 Spoke he of me�拭 �LARTIUS。 He did�察 �my lord。
CORIOLANUS。 How�拭 �What�拭 �LARTIUS。 How often he had met you�察�
sword to sword�察�That of all things upon the earth he hated Your person
most�察�that he would pawn his fortunes To hopeless restitution�察�so he might
Be call'd your vanquisher。 CORIOLANUS。 At Antium lives he�拭�LARTIUS。
At Antium。 CORIOLANUS。 I wish I had a cause to seek him there�察�To
oppose his hatred fully。 Welcome home。
Enter SICINIUS and BRUTUS
Behold�察 �these are the tribunes of the people�察 �The tongues o' th'
common mouth。 I do despise them�察�For they do prank them in authority�察�
Against all noble sufferance。 SICINIUS。 Pass no further。 CORIOLANUS。
Ha� �What is that�拭 �BRUTUS。 It will be dangerous to go on´ no further。
CORIOLANUS。 What makes this change�拭 �MENENIUS。 The matter�拭�
COMINIUS。 Hath he not pass'd the noble and the common�拭 �BRUTUS。
Cominius�察 �no。 CORIOLANUS。 Have I had children's voices�拭 �FIRST
SENATOR。 Tribunes�察 �give way�此 �he shall to th' market´place。 BRUTUS。
The people are incens'd against him。 SICINIUS。 Stop�察�Or all will fall in
broil。 CORIOLANUS。 Are these your herd�拭�Must these have voices�察�that
can yield them now And straight disclaim their tongues�拭�What are your
offices�拭�You being their mouths�察�why rule you not their teeth�拭�Have you
not set them on�拭�MENENIUS。 Be calm�察�be calm。 CORIOLANUS。 It is a
purpos'd thing�察�and grows by plot�察�To curb the will of the nobility�察�Suffer't�察�
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and live with such as cannot rule Nor ever will be rul'd。 BRUTUS。 Call't
not a plot。 The people cry you mock'd them�察�and of late�察�When corn was
given them gratis�察 �you repin'd�察 �Scandal'd the suppliants for the people�察�
call'd them Time´pleasers�察 �flatterers�察 �foes to nobleness。 CORIOLANUS。
Why�察�this was known before。 BRUTUS。 Not to them all。 CORIOLANUS。
Have you inform'd them sithence�拭 �BRUTUS。 How�拭 �I inform them� �
COMINIUS。 You are like to do such business。 BRUTUS。 Not unlike Each
way to better yours。 CORIOLANUS。 Why then should I be consul�拭 �By
yond clouds�察 �Let me deserve so ill as you�察 �and make me Your fellow
tribune。 SICINIUS。 You show too much of that For which the people stir�察�
if you will pass To where you are bound�察 �you must enquire your way�察�
Which you are out of�察 �with a gentler spirit�察 �Or never be so noble as a
consul�察 �Nor yoke with him for tribune。 MENENIUS。 Let's be calm。
COMINIUS。 The people are abus'd�察 �set on。 This palt'ring Becomes not
Rome�察�nor has Coriolanus Deserved this so dishonour'd rub�察�laid falsely I'
th' plain way of his merit。 CORIOLANUS。 Tell me of corn� �This was my
speech�察�and I will speak't again´ MENENIUS。 Not now�察�not now。 FIRST
SENATOR。 Not in this heat�察�sir�察�now。 CORIOLANUS。 Now�察�as I live�察�I
will。 My nobler friends�察 �I crave their pardons。 For the mutable�察 �rank´
scented many�察�let them Regard me as I do not flatter�察�and Therein behold
themselves。 I say again�察 �In soothing them we nourish 'gainst our Senate
The cockle of rebellion�察 �insolence�察 �sedition�察 �Which we ourselves have
plough'd for�察�sow'd�察�and scatter'd�察�By mingling them with us�察�the honour'd
number�察 �Who lack not virtue�察 �no�察 �nor power�察 �but that Which they have
given to beggars。 MENENIUS。 Well�察 �no more。 FIRST SENATOR。 No
more words�察�we beseech you。 CORIOLANUS。 How�拭�no more� �As for my
country I have shed my blood�察 �Not fearing outward force�察 �so shall my
lungs Coin words till their decay against those measles Which we disdain
should tetter us�察�yet sought The very way to catch them。 BRUTUS。 You
speak o' th' people As if you were a god�察 �to punish�察 �not A man of their
infirmity。 SICINIUS。 'Twere well We let the people know't。 MENENIUS。
What�察�what�拭�his choler�拭�CORIOLANUS。 Choler� �Were I as patient as the
midnight sleep�察 �By Jove�察 �'twould be my mind� �SICINIUS。 It is a mind
That shall remain a poison where it is�察 �Not poison any further。
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CORIOLANUS。 Shall remain� �Hear you this Triton of the minnows�拭�
Mark you His absolute 'shall'�拭 �COMINIUS。 'Twas from the canon。
CORIOLANUS。 'Shall'� �O good but most unwise patricians� �Why�察 �You
grave but reckless senators�察�have you thus Given Hydra leave to choose an
officer That with his peremptory 'shall��' being but The horn and noise o' th'
monster's�察�wants not spirit To say he'll turn your current in a ditch�察�And
make your channel his�拭 �If he have power�察 �Then vail your ignorance�察 �if
none�察�awake Your dangerous lenity。 If you are learn'd�察�Be not as common
fools�察�if you are not�察�Let them have cushions by you。 You are plebeians�察�If
they be senators�察�and they are no less�察�When�察�both your voices blended�察�
the great'st taste Most palates theirs。 They choose their magistrate�察�And
such a one as he�察�who puts his 'shall��' His popular 'shall��' against a graver
bench Than ever frown'd in Greece。 By Jove himself�察�It makes the consuls
base�察�and my soul aches To know�察 �when two authorities are up�察 �Neither
supreme�察�how soon confusion May enter 'twixt the gap of both and take
The one by th' other。 COMINIUS。 Well�察 �on to th' market´place。
CORIOLANUS。 Whoever gave that counsel to give forth The corn o' th'
storehouse gratis�察�as 'twas us'd Sometime in Greece´ MENENIUS。 Well�察�
well�察�no more of that。 CORIOLANUS。 Though there the people had more
absolute pow'r´ I say they nourish'd disobedience�察�fed The ruin of the state。
BRUTUS。 Why shall the people give One that speaks thus their voice�拭�
CORIOLANUS。 I'll give my reasons�察 �Mo