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VALERIA。 Fie�察�you confine yourself most unreasonably�察�come�察�you
must go visit the good lady that lies in。 VIRGILIA。 I will wish her
speedy strength�察 �and visit her with my prayers�察 �but I cannot go thither。
VOLUMNIA。 Why�察�I pray you�拭�VIRGILIA。 'Tis not to save labour�察 �nor
that I want love。 VALERIA。 You would be another Penelope�察�yet they say
all the yarn she spun in Ulysses' absence did but fill Ithaca full of moths。
Come�察�I would your cambric were sensible as your finger�察�that you might
leave pricking it for pity。 Come�察 �you shall go with us。 VIRGILIA。 No�察�
good madam�察�pardon me�察�indeed I will not forth。 VALERIA。 In truth�察�la�察�
go with me�察�and I'll tell you excellent news of your husband。 VIRGILIA。
O�察 �good madam�察 �there can be none yet。 VALERIA。 Verily�察 �I do not jest
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with you�察 �there came news from him last night。 VIRGILIA。 Indeed�察�
madam�拭�VALERIA。 In earnest�察�it's true�察�I heard a senator speak it。 Thus it
is�此�the Volsces have an army forth�察�against whom Cominius the general is
gone�察�with one part of our Roman power。 Your lord and Titus Lartius are
set down before their city Corioli�察 �they nothing doubt prevailing and to
make it brief wars。 This is true�察�on mine honour�察�and so�察�I pray�察�go with us。
VIRGILIA。 Give me excuse�察�good madam�察�I will obey you in everything
hereafter。 VOLUMNIA。 Let her alone�察 �lady�察 �as she is now�察 �she will but
disease our better mirth。 VALERIA。 In troth�察�I think she would。 Fare you
well�察 �then。 Come�察 �good sweet lady。 Prithee�察�Virgilia�察 �turn thy solemness
out o' door and go along with us。 VIRGILIA。 No�察 �at a word�察 �madam�察�
indeed I must not。 I wish you much mirth。 VALERIA。 Well then�察�farewell。
Exeunt
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SCENE IV。 Before Corioli
Enter MARCIUS�察 �TITUS LARTIUS�察 �with drum and colours�察 �with
CAPTAINS and soldiers。 To them a MESSENGER
MARCIUS。 Yonder comes news�察�a wager´ they have met。 LARTIUS。
My horse to yours´ no。 MARCIUS。 'Tis done。 LARTIUS。 Agreed。
MARCIUS。 Say�察�has our general met the enemy�拭�MESSENGER。 They lie
in view�察�but have not spoke as yet。 LARTIUS。 So�察�the good horse is mine。
MARCIUS。 I'll buy him of you。 LARTIUS。 No�察�I'll nor sell nor give him�察�
lend you him I will For half a hundred years。 Summon the town。
MARCIUS。 How far off lie these armies�拭�MESSENGER。 Within this mile
and half。 MARCIUS。 Then shall we hear their 'larum�察�and they ours。 Now�察�
Mars�察 �I prithee�察 �make us quick in work�察 �That we with smoking swords
may march from hence To help our fielded friends� �Come�察�blow thy blast。
They sound a parley。 Enter two SENATORS with others�察�on the walls
of Corioli
Tullus Aufidius�察�is he within your walls�拭�FIRST SENATOR。 No�察�nor
a man that fears you less than he�此�That's lesser than a little。 ��Drum afar off�А�
Hark�察 �our drums Are bringing forth our youth。 We'll break our walls
Rather than they shall pound us up�察�our gates�察�Which yet seem shut�察�we
have but pinn'd with rushes�察�They'll open of themselves。 ��Alarum far off�А�
Hark you far off� �There is Aufidius。 List what work he makes Amongst
your cloven army。 MARCIUS。 O�察�they are at it� �LARTIUS。 Their noise be
our instruction。 Ladders�察�ho� �
Enter the army of the Volsces
MARCIUS。 They fear us not�察�but issue forth their city。 Now put your
shields before your hearts�察�and fight With hearts more proof than shields。
Advance�察 �brave Titus。 They do disdain us much beyond our thoughts�察�
Which makes me sweat with wrath。 Come on�察�my fellows。 He that retires�察�
I'll take him for a Volsce�察�And he shall feel mine edge。
Alarum。 The Romans are beat back to their trenches。 Re´enter
MARCIUS�察�cursing
MARCIUS。 All the contagion of the south light on you�察�You shames
of Rome� �you herd of´ Boils and plagues Plaster you o'er�察�that you may be
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abhorr'd Farther than seen�察�and one infect another Against the wind a mile� �
You souls of geese That bear the shapes of men�察�how have you run From
slaves that apes would beat� �Pluto and hell� �All hurt behind� �Backs red�察�
and faces pale With flight and agued fear� �Mend and charge home�察�Or�察�by
the fires of heaven�察�I'll leave the foe And make my wars on you。 Look to't。
Come on�察�If you'll stand fast we'll beat them to their wives�察�As they us to
our trenches。 Follow me。
Another alarum。 The Volsces fly�察�and MARCIUS follows them to the
gates
So�察 �now the gates are ope�察 �now prove good seconds�察 �'Tis for the
followers fortune widens them�察 �Not for the fliers。 Mark me�察 �and do the
like。
��MARCIUS enters the gates�А�
FIRST SOLDIER。 Fool´hardiness�察�not I。 SECOND SOLDIER。 Not I。
��MARCIUS is shut in�А�FIRST SOLDIER。 See�察�they have shut him in。 ALL。
To th' pot�察�I warrant him。 ��Alarum continues�А�
Re´enter TITUS LARTIUS
LARTIUS。 What is become of Marcius�拭�ALL。 Slain�察 �sir�察 �doubtless。
FIRST SOLDIER。 Following the fliers at the very heels�察 �With them he
enters�察�who�察�upon the sudden�察�Clapp'd to their gates。 He is himself alone�察�
To answer all the city。 LARTIUS。 O noble fellow� �Who sensibly outdares
his senseless sword�察�And when it bows stand'st up。 Thou art left�察�Marcius�察�
A carbuncle entire�察�as big as thou art�察�Were not so rich a jewel。 Thou wast
a soldier Even to Cato's wish�察�not fierce and terrible Only in strokes�察�but
with thy grim looks and The thunder´like percussion of thy sounds Thou
mad'st thine enemies shake�察�as if the world Were feverous and did tremble。
Re´enter MARCIUS�察�bleeding�察�assaulted by the enemy
FIRST SOLDIER。 Look�察�sir。 LARTIUS。 O�察�'tis Marcius� �Let's fetch
him off�察�or make remain alike。 ��They fight�察�and all enter the city�А�
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SCENE V。 Within Corioli。 A street
Enter certain Romans�察�with spoils
FIRST ROMAN。 This will I carry to Rome。 SECOND ROMAN。 And
I this。 THIRD ROMAN。 A murrain on 't� �I took this for silver。 ��Alarum
continues still afar off�А�
Enter MARCIUS and TITUS LARTIUS With a trumpeter
MARCIUS。 See here these movers that do prize their hours At a
crack'd drachma� �Cushions�察 �leaden spoons�察 �Irons of a doit�察�doublets that
hangmen would Bury with those that wore them�察�these base slaves�察�Ere yet
the fight be done�察�pack up。 Down with them� �Exeunt pillagers And hark�察�
what noise the general makes� �To him� �There is the man of my soul's hate�察�
Aufidius�察 �Piercing our Romans�察 �then�察 �valiant Titus�察 �take Convenient
numbers to make good the city�察�Whilst I�察�with those that have the spirit�察�
will haste To help Cominius。 LARTIUS。 Worthy sir�察 �thou bleed'st�察 �Thy
exercise hath been too violent For a second course of fight。 MARCIUS。
Sir�察�praise me not�察�My work hath yet not warm'd me。 Fare you well�察�The
blood I drop is rather physical Than dangerous to me。 To Aufidius thus I
will appear�察 �and fight。 LARTIUS。 Now the fair goddess�察 �Fortune�察 �Fall
deep in love with thee�察 �and her great charms Misguide thy opposers'
swords� �Bold gentleman�察�Prosperity be thy pa