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lottery to him。 AGRIPPA。 Let us go。 Good Enobarbus�察�make yourself my 

guest   Whilst   you   abide   here。   ENOBARBUS。   Humbly�察  �sir�察  �I   thank   you。 

Exeunt 



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                SCENE III。 Rome。 CAESAR'S house 



    Enter ANTONY�察�CAESAR�察�OCTAVIA between them 

       ANTONY。 The world and my great office will sometimes Divide me 

from   your   bosom。   OCTAVIA。 All   which   time   Before   the   gods   my   knee 

shall   bow   my   prayers   To   them   for   you。 ANTONY。   Good   night�察  �sir。   My 

Octavia�察�Read not my blemishes in the world's report。 I have not kept my 

square�察  �but   that   to   come   Shall   all   be   done   by  th'   rule。   Good   night�察  �dear 

lady。 OCTAVIA。 Good night�察�sir。 CAESAR。 Good night。 Exeunt CAESAR 

and OCTAVIA 

       Enter SOOTHSAYER 

       ANTONY。        Now�察    �sirrah�察  �you    do    wish    yourself    in   Egypt�拭�

SOOTHSAYER。 Would   I   had   never   come   from  thence�察 �nor   you   thither� �

ANTONY。 If you can´ your reason。 SOOTHSAYER。 I see it in my motion�察�

have it not in my tongue�察�but yet hie you to Egypt again。 ANTONY。 Say to 

me�察�Whose fortunes shall rise higher�察�Caesar's or mine�拭�SOOTHSAYER。 

Caesar's。 Therefore�察�O Antony�察�stay not by his side。 Thy daemon�察�that thy 

spirit which keeps thee�察�is Noble�察�courageous�察�high�察�unmatchable�察�Where 

Caesar's    is  not�察 �but   near   him   thy  angel    Becomes     a  fear�察 �as  being 

o'erpow'r'd。 Therefore Make space enough between you。 ANTONY。 Speak 

this no more。 SOOTHSAYER。 To none but thee�察�no more but when to thee。 

If thou dost play with him at any game�察�Thou art sure to lose�察�and of that 

natural luck He beats thee 'gainst the odds。 Thy lustre thickens When he 

shines by。 I say again�察�thy spirit Is all afraid to govern thee near him�察�But�察�

he   away�察  �'tis   noble。 ANTONY。   Get   thee   gone。   Say   to Ventidius   I   would 

speak with him。 Exit SOOTHSAYER He shall to Parthia。´ Be it art or hap�察�

He hath spoken true。 The very dice obey him�察�And in our sports my better 

cunning faints Under his chance。 If we draw lots�察�he speeds�察�His cocks do 

win the battle still of mine�察�When it is all to nought�察�and his quails ever 

Beat   mine�察  �inhoop'd�察  �at   odds。   I   will   to   Egypt�察  �And   though   I   make   this 

marriage for my peace�察�I' th' East my pleasure lies。 

       Enter VENTIDIUS 

       O�察�come�察�Ventidius�察�You must   to Parthia。 Your commission's   ready�察�

Follow me and receive't。 Exeunt 



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                        SCENE IV。 Rome。 A street 



     Enter LEPIDUS�察�MAECENAS�察�and AGRIPPA 

       LEPIDUS。      Trouble   yourselves   no   further。  Pray  you   hasten  Your 

generals after。 AGRIPPA。 Sir�察�Mark Antony Will e'en but kiss Octavia�察�and 

we'll follow。 LEPIDUS。 Till I shall see you in your soldier's dress�察�Which 

will become you both�察�farewell。 MAECENAS。 We shall�察�As I conceive the 

journey�察  �be   at   th'   Mount   Before   you�察  �Lepidus。   LEPIDUS。   Your   way   is 

shorter�察�My purposes do draw me much about。 You'll win two days upon 

me。 BOTH。 Sir�察�good success� �LEPIDUS。 Farewell。 Exeunt 



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         SCENE V。 Alexandria。 CLEOPATRA'S palace 



    Enter CLEOPATRA�察�CHARMIAN�察�IRAS�察�and ALEXAS 

       CLEOPATRA。 Give me some music´ music�察�moody food Of us that 

trade in love。 ALL。 The music�察�ho� �

       Enter MARDIAN the eunuch 

       CLEOPATRA。        Let  it  alone�  �Let's  to  billiards。  Come�察  �Charmian。 

CHARMIAN。 My arm is sore�察�best play with Mardian。 CLEOPATRA。 As 

well a woman with an eunuch play'd As with a woman。 Come�察�you'll play 

with me�察�sir�拭�MARDIAN。 As well as I can�察�madam。 CLEOPATRA。 And 

when good will is show'd�察�though't come too short�察�The actor may plead 

pardon。 I'll none now。 Give me mine angle´ we'll to th' river。 There�察�My 

music playing far off�察�I will betray Tawny´finn'd fishes�察�my bended hook 

shall pierce Their slimy jaws�察�and as I draw them up I'll think them every 

one an Antony�察�And say 'Ah ha� �Y'are caught。' CHARMIAN。 'Twas merry 

when You wager'd on your angling�察�when your diver Did hang a salt fish 

on his hook�察�which he With fervency drew up。 CLEOPATRA。 That time�拭�

O times I laughed him out of patience�察�and that night I laugh'd him into 

patience�察�and next morn�察�Ere the ninth hour�察�I drunk him to his bed�察�Then 

put my tires and mantles on him�察�whilst I wore his sword Philippan。 

       Enter a MESSENGER 

       O� �from Italy�拭�Ram thou thy fruitful tidings in mine ears�察�That long 

time   have   been   barren。   MESSENGER。   Madam�察  �madam´   CLEOPATRA。 

Antony's dead� �If thou say so�察�villain�察�Thou kill'st thy mistress�察�but well 

and free�察�If thou so yield him�察�there is gold�察�and here My bluest veins to 

kiss´ a hand that kings Have lipp'd�察�and trembled kissing。 MESSENGER。 

First�察  �madam�察  �he   is   well。   CLEOPATRA。   Why�察  �there's   more   gold。   But�察�

sirrah�察�mark�察�we use To say the dead are well。 Bring it to that�察�The gold I 

give thee will I melt and pour Down thy ill´uttering throat。 MESSENGER。 

Good madam�察�hear me。 CLEOPATRA。 Well�察�go to�察�I will。 But there's no 

goodness in thy face。 If Antony Be free and healthful´ why so tart a favour 

To trumpet such good tidings�拭�If not well�察�Thou shouldst come like a Fury 

crown'd with snakes�察�Not like a formal man。 MESSENGER。 Will't please 

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Yet�察  �if   thou   say   Antony   lives�察  �is   well�察  �Or   friends   with   Caesar�察  �or   not 

captive to him�察�I'll set thee in a shower of gold�察�and hail Rich pearls upon 

thee。    MESSENGER。            Madam�察     �he's   well。   CLEOPATRA。           Well    said。 

MESSENGER。 And friends with Caesar。 CLEOPATRA。 Th'art an honest 

man。     MESSENGER。           Caesar     and   he   are   greater    friends   than    ever。 

CLEOPATRA。   Make   thee   a   fortune   from   me。   MESSENGER。   But   yet�察�

madam´   CLEOPATRA。   I   do   not   like   'but   yet。'   It   does   allay   The   good 

precedence�察�fie upon 'but yet'� �'But yet' is as a gaoler to bring forth Some 

monstrous malefactor。 Prithee�察�friend�察�Pour out the pack of matter to mine 

ear�察�The good and bad together。 He's friends with Caesar�察�In state of health�察�

thou   say'st�察  �and�察  �thou   say'st�察  �free。   MESSENGER。   Free�察  �madam�   �No�察  �I 

made no such report。 He's bound unto Octavia。 CLEOPATRA。 For  what 

good turn�拭�MESSENGER。 For the best turn i' th' bed。 CLEOPATRA。 I am 

pale�察   �Charmian。       MESSENGER。           Madam�察     �he's    married    to   Octavia。 

CLEOPATRA。   The           most   infectious   pestilence   upon   thee�   。�Strikes   him 

down�А  �MESSENGER。   Good   madam�察  �patience。   CLEOPATRA。   What   say 

you�拭  �Hence�察  。�Strikes   him�А  �Horrible   villain�   �or   I'll   spurn   thine   eyes   Like 

balls before me�察�I'll unhair thy head�察。�She hales him up and down�А�Thou 

shalt be whipp'd with wire and stew'd in brine�察�Smarting in ling'ring pickle。 

MESSENGER。 Gracious madam�察 �I that do   bring the news   made not   the 

match。   CLEOPATRA。   Say   'tis   not   so�察  �a   province   I   will   give   thee�察  �And 

make thy fortunes proud。 The blow thou hadst Shall make thy peace for 

moving   me      to  rage�察  �And    I  will  boot  thee   with   what   gift  beside    Thy 

modesty   can   beg。   MESSENGER。   He's   married�察  �madam。   CLEOPATRA。 

Rogue�察�thou hast liv'd too long。 ��Draws a knife�А�MESSENGER。 Nay�察�then 

I'll run。 What mean you�察�madam�拭�I have made no fault。 Exit CHARMIAN。 

Good      madam�察    �keep    yourself    within    yourself�此   �The   man    is  innocent。 

CLEOPATRA。 Some innocents scape not the thunderbolt。 Melt Egypt into 

Nile�    �and   kindly   creatures    Turn   all  to  serpents�   �Call   the  slave   again。 

Though I am mad�察�I will not bite him。 Call� �CHARMIAN。 He is afear'd to 

come。   CLEOPATRA。   I   will   not   hurt   him。  These   hands   do   lack   nobility�察�

that they strike A meaner than myself�察�since I myself Have given myself 

the cause。 

       Enter the MESSENGER again 



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       Come hither�察�sir。 Though it be honest�察�it is never good To bring bad 

news。 Give to a gracious message An host of tongues�察�but let ill tidings tell 

Themselves       when   they   be  felt。  MESSENGER。         I  have   done   my   duty。 

CLEOPATRA。 Is he married�拭�I cannot hate thee worser than I do If thou 

again say 'Yes。' MESSENGER。 He's married�察�madam。 CLEOPATRA。 The 

gods confound thee� �Dost thou hold there still�拭�MESSENGER。 Should I 

lie�察�madam�拭�CLEOPATRA。 O�察�I would thou didst�察�So half my Egypt were 

submerg'd and made A cistern for scal'd snakes� �Go�察�get thee hence。 Hadst 

thou Narcissus in thy face�察�to me Thou wouldst appear most ugly。 He is 

married�拭  �MESSENGER。   I   crave   your   Highness'   pardon。   CLEOPATRA。 

He   is   married�拭  �MESSENGER。  Take   no   offence   that   I   would   not   offend 

you�察�To punish me for what you make me do Seems much unequal。 He's 

married to Octavia。 CLEOPATRA。 O�察�that his fault should make a knave 

of thee That art not what th'art sure of� �Get thee hence。 The merchandise 

which thou hast brought from Rome Are all too dear for me。 Lie they upon 

thy hand�察�And be undone by 'em� �Exit MESSENGER CHARMIAN。 Good 

your    Highness�察    �patience。   CLEOPATRA。          In  praising 
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