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Have us'd to conquer standing on the earth And fighting foot to foot。
ANTONY。 Well�察 �well´ away。 Exeunt ANTONY�察 �CLEOPATRA�察 �and
ENOBARBUS SOLDIER。 By Hercules�察 �I think I am i' th' right。
CANIDIUS。 Soldier�察 �thou art�察 �but his whole action grows Not in the
power on't。 So our leader's led�察�And we are women's men。 SOLDIER。 You
keep by land The legions and the horse whole�察�do you not�拭�CANIDIUS。
Marcus Octavius�察�Marcus Justeius�察�Publicola�察�and Caelius are for sea�察�But
we keep whole by land。 This speed of Caesar's Carries beyond belief。
SOLDIER。 While he was yet in Rome�察 �His power went out in such
distractions as Beguil'd all spies。 CANIDIUS。 Who's his lieutenant�察 �hear
you�拭�SOLDIER。 They say one Taurus。 CANIDIUS。 Well I know the man。
Enter a MESSENGER
MESSENGER。 The Emperor calls Canidius。 CANIDIUS。 With news
the time's with labour and throes forth Each minute some。 Exeunt
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SCENE VIII。 A plain near Actium
Enter CAESAR�察�with his army�察�marching
CAESAR。 Taurus� �TAURUS。 My lord�拭�CAESAR。 Strike not by land�察�
keep whole�察�provoke not battle Till we have done at sea。 Do not exceed
The prescript of this scroll。 Our fortune lies Upon this jump。 Exeunt
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SCENE IX。 Another part of the plain
Enter ANTONY and ENOBARBUS
ANTONY。 Set we our squadrons on yon side o' th' hill�察 �In eye of
Caesar's battle�察�from which place We may the number of the ships behold�察�
And so proceed accordingly。 Exeunt
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SCENE X。 Another part of the plain
CANIDIUS marcheth with his land army one way over the stage�察�and
TAURUS�察�the Lieutenant of CAESAR�察�the other way。 After their going in
is heard the noise of a sea´fight
Alarum。 Enter ENOBARBUS
ENOBARBUS。 Naught�察�naught�察�all naught� �I can behold no longer。
Th' Antoniad�察�the Egyptian admiral�察�With all their sixty�察�fly and turn the
rudder。 To see't mine eyes are blasted。
Enter SCARUS
SCARUS。 Gods and goddesses�察 �All the whole synod of them� �
ENOBARBUS。 What's thy passion�拭�SCARUS。 The greater cantle of the
world is lost With very ignorance�察 �we have kiss'd away Kingdoms and
provinces。 ENOBARBUS。 How appears the fight�拭�SCARUS。 On our side
like the token'd pestilence�察 �Where death is sure。 Yon ribaudred nag of
Egypt´ Whom leprosy o'ertake� � i' th' midst o' th' fight�察�When vantage like
a pair of twins appear'd�察�Both as the same�察�or rather ours the elder´ The
breese upon her�察�like a cow in June´ Hoists sails and flies。 ENOBARBUS。
That I beheld�察�Mine eyes did sicken at the sight and could not Endure a
further view。 SCARUS。 She once being loof'd�察 �The noble ruin of her
magic�察�Antony�察�Claps on his sea´wing�察�and�察�like a doting mallard�察�Leaving
the fight in height�察 �flies after her。 I never saw an action of such shame�察�
Experience�察 �manhood�察 �honour�察 �ne'er before Did violate so itself。
ENOBARBUS。 Alack�察�alack� �
Enter CANIDIUS
CANIDIUS。 Our fortune on the sea is out of breath�察�And sinks most
lamentably。 Had our general Been what he knew himself�察�it had gone well。
O�察 �he has given example for our flight Most grossly by his own� �
ENOBARBUS。 Ay�察 �are you thereabouts�拭 �Why then�察 �good night indeed。
CANIDIUS。 Toward Peloponnesus are they fled。 SCARUS。 'Tis easy to't�察�
and there I will attend What further comes。 CANIDIUS。 To Caesar will I
render My legions and my horse�察�six kings already Show me the way of
yielding。 ENOBARBUS。 I'll yet follow The wounded chance of Antony�察�
though my reason Sits in the wind against me。 Exeunt
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SCENE XI。 Alexandria。 CLEOPATRA'S palace
Enter ANTONY with attendants
ANTONY。 Hark� �the land bids me tread no more upon't�察�It is asham'd
to bear me。 Friends�察�come hither。 I am so lated in the world that I Have
lost my way for ever。 I have a ship Laden with gold�察�take that�察�divide it。
Fly�察�And make your peace with Caesar。 ALL。 Fly�拭�Not we� �ANTONY。 I
have fled myself�察 �and have instructed cowards To run and show their
shoulders。 Friends�察�be gone�察�I have myself resolv'd upon a course Which
has no need of you�察 �be gone。 My treasure's in the harbour�察 �take it。 O�察 �I
follow'd that I blush to look upon。 My very hairs do mutiny�察�for the white
Reprove the brown for rashness�察 �and they them For fear and doting。
Friends�察�be gone�察�you shall Have letters from me to some friends that will
Sweep your way for you。 Pray you look not sad�察 �Nor make replies of
loathness�察 �take the hint Which my despair proclaims。 Let that be left
Which leaves itself。 To the sea´side straight way。 I will possess you of that
ship and treasure。 Leave me�察�I pray�察�a little�察�pray you now�察�Nay�察�do so�察�for
indeed I have lost command�察�Therefore I pray you。 I'll see you by and by。
��Sits down�А�
Enter CLEOPATRA�察 �led by CHARMIAN and IRAS�察 �EROS
following
EROS。 Nay�察 �gentle madam�察 �to him� �Comfort him。 IRAS。 Do�察 �most
dear Queen。 CHARMIAN。 Do�拭�Why�察�what else�拭�CLEOPATRA。 Let me sit
down。 O Juno� �ANTONY。 No�察�no�察�no�察�no�察�no。 EROS。 See you here�察�sir�拭�
ANTONY。 O�察�fie�察�fie�察�fie� �CHARMIAN。 Madam� �IRAS。 Madam�察�O good
Empress� �EROS。 Sir�察�sir� �ANTONY。 Yes�察�my lord�察�yes。 He at Philippi kept
His sword e'en like a dancer�察�while I struck The lean and wrinkled Cassius�察�
and 'twas I That the mad Brutus ended�察�he alone Dealt on lieutenantry�察�and
no practice had In the brave squares of war。 Yet now´ no matter。
CLEOPATRA。 Ah�察 �stand by� �EROS。 The Queen�察 �my lord�察 �the Queen� �
IRAS。 Go to him�察 �madam�察 �speak to him。 He is unqualitied with very
shame。 CLEOPATRA。 Well then�察 �sustain me。 O� �EROS。 Most noble sir�察�
arise�察�the Queen approaches。 Her head's declin'd�察�and death will seize her
but Your comfort makes the rescue。 ANTONY。 I have offended reputation´
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A most unnoble swerving。 EROS。 Sir�察�the Queen。 ANTONY。 O�察�whither
hast thou led me�察�Egypt�拭�See How I convey my shame out of thine eyes
By looking back what I have left behind 'Stroy'd in dishonour。
CLEOPATRA。 O my lord�察 �my lord�察 �Forgive my fearful sails� �I little
thought You would have followed。 ANTONY。 Egypt�察 �thou knew'st too
well My heart was to thy rudder tied by th' strings�察�And thou shouldst tow
me after。 O'er my spirit Thy full supremacy thou knew'st�察 �and that Thy
beck might from the bidding of the gods Command me。 CLEOPATRA。 O�察�
my pardon� �ANTONY。 Now I must To the young man send humble
treaties�察�dodge And palter in the shifts of lowness�察�who With half the bulk
o' th' world play'd as I pleas'd�察 �Making and marring fortunes。 You did
know How much you were my conqueror�察�and that My sword�察�made weak
by my affection�察 �would Obey it on all cause。 CLEOPATRA。 Pardon�察�
pardon� �ANTONY。 Fall not a tear�察�I say�察�one of them rates All that is won
and lost。 Give me a kiss�察�Even this repays me。 We sent our schoolmaster�察�
is 'a come back�拭�Love�察�I am full of lead。 Some wine�察�Within there�察�and our
viands� �Fortune knows We scorn her most when most she offers blows。
Exeunt
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SCENE XII。 CAESAR'S camp in Egypt
Enter CAESAR�察�AGRIPPA�察�DOLABELLA�察�THYREUS�察�with others
CAESAR。 Let him appear that's come from Antony。 Know you him�拭�
DOLABELLA。 Caesar�察 �'tis his schoolmaster�此 �An argument that he is
pluck'd�察�when hither He sends so poor a pinion of his wing�察�Which had
superfluous kings for messengers Not many moons gone by。
Enter EUPHRONIUS�察�Ambassador from ANTONY
CAESAR。 Approach�察 �and speak。 EUPHRONIUS。 Such as I am�察 �I
come from Antony。 I was of late as petty to his ends As is the morn´dew
on the myrtle leaf To his grand sea。 CAESAR。 Be't so。 Declare thine office。
EUPHRONIUS。 Lord of his fortunes he salutes thee�察�and Requires to live
in Egypt�察�which not granted�察�He lessens his requests and to thee sues To let
him breathe between the heavens and earth�察�A private man in Athens。 This
for him。 Next�察 �Cleopatra does confess thy greatness�察 �Submits her to thy
might�察�and of thee craves The circle of the Ptolemies for her heirs�察�Now
hazarded to thy grace。 CAESAR。 For Antony�察�I have no ears to his request。
The Queen Of audience nor desire shall fail�察�so she From Egypt drive her
all´disgraced friend�察�Or take his life there。 This if she perform�察�She shall
not sue unheard。 So to them both。 EUPHRONIU
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