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       Re´enter   the AEDILE��with   the   plebeians   SICINIUS。   Draw   near�察  �ye 

people。     AEDILE。      List   to  your    tribunes。   Audience�     �peace�察   �I  say� �



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CORIOLANUS。            First�察 �hear  me   speak。    BOTH     TRIBUNES。        Well�察  �say。 

Peace�察�ho� �CORIOLANUS。 Shall I be charg'd no further than this present�拭�

Must all determine here�拭�SICINIUS。 I do demand�察�If you submit you to 

the people's voices�察�Allow their officers�察�and are content To suffer lawful 

censure for such faults As shall be prov'd upon you。 CORIOLANUS。 I am 

content。   MENENIUS。   Lo�察  �citizens�察  �he   says   he   is   content。   The   warlike 

service   he   has   done�察  �consider�察  �think   Upon   the   wounds   his   body   bears�察�

which show Like graves i' th' holy churchyard。 CORIOLANUS。 Scratches 

with briers�察�Scars to move laughter only。 MENENIUS。 Consider further�察�

That when he speaks not like a citizen�察�You find him like a soldier�察�do not 

take   His   rougher   accents   for   malicious   sounds�察  �But�察  �as   I   say�察  �such   as 

become a soldier Rather than envy you。 COMINIUS。 Well�察�well� �No more。 

CORIOLANUS。 What is the matter�察�That being pass'd for consul with full 

voice�察  �I   am   so   dishonour'd   that   the   very   hour   You   take   it   off   again�拭�

SICINIUS。 Answer to us。 CORIOLANUS。 Say then�察�'tis true�察�I ought so。 

SICINIUS。 We charge you that you have contriv'd to take From Rome all 

season'd office�察�and to wind Yourself into a power tyrannical�察�For which 

you     are   a   traitor   to   the   people。    CORIOLANUS。            How´     traitor�拭�

MENENIUS。 Nay�察�temperately� �Your promise。 CORIOLANUS。 The fires 

i' th' lowest hell fold in the people� �Call me their traitor� �Thou injurious 

tribune�    �Within    thine   eyes   sat  twenty   thousand     deaths�察  �In  thy   hands 

clutch'd as many millions�察�in Thy lying tongue both numbers�察�I would say 

'Thou liest' unto thee with a voice as free As I do pray the gods。 SICINIUS。 

Mark you this�察�people�拭�PLEBEIANS。 To   th' rock�察�to th' rock�察�with  him� �

SICINIUS。 Peace� �We need not put new matter to his charge。 What you 

have   seen   him   do   and   heard   him   speak�察  �Beating   your   officers�察  �cursing 

yourselves�察  �Opposing   laws   with   strokes�察  �and   here   defying   Those   whose 

great power must try him´ even this�察�So criminal and in such capital kind�察�

Deserves th' extremest death。 BRUTUS。 But since he hath Serv'd well for 

Rome´ CORIOLANUS。 What do you prate of service�拭�BRUTUS。 I talk of 

that that know it。 CORIOLANUS。 You� �MENENIUS。 Is this the promise 

that    you    made     your    mother�拭     �COMINIUS。         Know�察    �I   pray    you´ 

CORIOLANUS。            I'll  know   no   further。  Let   them    pronounce     the   steep 

Tarpeian death�察�Vagabond exile�察�flaying�察�pent to linger But with a grain a 



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day�察�I would not buy Their mercy at the price of one fair word�察�Nor check 

my courage for what they can give�察�To have't with saying 'Good morrow。' 

SICINIUS。   For   that   he   has´ As   much   as   in   him   lies´   from   time   to   time 

Envied against the people�察�seeking means To pluck away their power�察�as 

now at last Given hostile strokes�察�and that not in the presence Of dreaded 

justice�察�but on the ministers That do distribute it´ in the name o' th' people�察�

And in the power of us the tribunes�察�we�察�Ev'n from this instant�察�banish him 

our city�察�In peril of precipitation From off the rock Tarpeian�察�never more 

To    enter   our   Rome     gates。   I'  th'  people's  name�察   �I  say   it  shall  be  so。 

PLEBEIANS。 It shall be so�察�it shall be so� �Let him away� �He's banish'd�察�

and   it   shall   be   so。   COMINIUS。   Hear   me�察  �my   masters   and   my   common 

friends´ SICINIUS。 He's sentenc'd�察�no more hearing。 COMINIUS。 Let me 

speak。  I   have   been   consul�察 �and   can   show  for   Rome   Her   enemies'   marks 

upon me。 I do love My country's good with a respect more tender�察�More 

holy   and   profound�察  �than   mine   own       life�察  �My   dear   wife's   estimate�察  �her 

womb's   increase And   treasure   of   my   loins。   Then   if   I   would   Speak   that´ 

SICINIUS。 We know your drift。 Speak what�拭�BRUTUS。 There's no more 

to be said�察�but he is banish'd�察�As enemy to the people and his country。 It 

shall   be so。   PLEBEIANS。  It   shall be   so�察  �it   shall   be   so。   CORIOLANUS。 

You common cry of curs�察�whose breath I hate As reek o' th' rotten fens�察�

whose loves I prize As the dead carcasses of unburied men That do corrupt 

my air´   I banish   you。 And here   remain with   your uncertainty�   �Let   every 

feeble   rumour   shake   your   hearts�察  �Your   enemies�察  �with   nodding   of   their 

plumes�察     �Fan   you   into   despair�    �Have    the   power    still  To  banish    your 

defenders�察     �till  at  length  Your    ignorance´    which     finds  not   till  it  feels�察�

Making but reservation of yourselves Still your own foes´ deliver you As 

most     abated    captives    to  some    nation    That    won    you   without    blows� �

Despising      For   you    the  city�察 �thus   I  turn   my   back�察   �There    is  a  world 

elsewhere。   Exeunt   CORIOLANUS�察  �COMINIUS�察  �MENENIUS�察  �with   the 

other PATRICIANS AEDILE。 The people's enemy is gone�察�is gone� 。�They 

all shout and throw up their caps�А�PLEBEIANS。 Our enemy is banish'd�察�he 

is gone� �Hoo´oo� �SICINIUS。 Go see him out at gates�察�and follow him�察�As 

he hath follow'd you�察�with all despite�察�Give him deserv'd vexation。 Let a 

guard Attend us through the city。 PLEBEIANS。 Come�察�come�察�let's see him 



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out at gates�察�come� �The gods preserve our noble tribunes� �Come。 Exeunt 



       



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ACT IV。 



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             SCENE I。 Rome。 Before a gate of the city 



    Enter      CORIOLANUS�察          �VOLUMNIA�察         �VIRGILIA�察       �MENENIUS�察�

COMINIUS�察�with the young NOBILITY of Rome 

       CORIOLANUS。 Come�察�leave your tears�察�a brief farewell。 The beast 

With   many   heads   butts   me   away。   Nay�察  �mother�察  �Where   is   your   ancient 

courage�拭�You   were   us'd   To   say  extremities   was   the   trier   of   spirits�察  �That 

common chances common men could bear�察�That when the sea was calm 

all boats alike Show'd mastership in floating�察�fortune's blows�察�When most 

struck home�察�being gentle wounded craves A noble cunning。 You were us'd 

to load me With precepts that would make invincible The heart that conn'd 

them。 VIRGILIA。 O heavens� �O heavens� �CORIOLANUS。 Nay�察�I prithee�察�

woman´ VOLUMNIA。 Now the red pestilence strike all trades in Rome�察�

And   occupations   perish�   �CORIOLANUS。   What�察  �what�察  �what�   �I   shall   be 

lov'd when I am lack'd。 Nay�察 �mother�察�Resume that spirit when you were 

wont to say�察�If you had b

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