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Rome. An ante-chamber in OCTAVIUS CAESAR's house.
[Enter AGRIPPA at one door, DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS at another]
AGRIPPA
What are the brothers parted?
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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They have | dispatched | with Pom|pey, he | is
gone,
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The other | three are | sealing.|*Octav|ia weeps
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To part | from Rome:| Caesar is | sad, and
Le|pidus
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Since^Pom|pey's feast,| as Men|as says,| is
troub||led
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With the / green sick|ness.
AGRIPPA
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'Tis | a noble | Lepid||us.
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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A very fine one: oh, how he loves Caesar.
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AGRIPPA
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Nay but | how dear|ly he a/dores Mark | Antony.
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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Caesar?| Why* he's | the Jup|iter | of men.
AGRIPPA
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What's^Ant|ony,| the god | of Jup|iter?
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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Spake you | of Cae|sar? How,| the non-|pareil?
AGRIPPA
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O Ant|ony, oh | thou A|rabi|an bird!
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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Would you praise Caesar, say Caesar: go no
further. ????
AGRIPPA
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Indeed | he plied | them both with excellent
praises. ????
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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But he loves | Caesar | best, yet | he loves^|Antony:
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Hoo, hearts, tongues,| figure,
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Scribes, bards, poets,| cannot (tri with
prev)
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Think speak, cast,| write, sing, num|ber: hoo,
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His love | to Ant|ony. But | as for | Caesar,
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Kneel down, kneel | down, and | wonder.|
AGRIPPA
Both he loves.
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
They are his shards, and he their beetle, for this is to horse: Adieu, noble
Agrippa.
AGRIPPA
Good fortune worthy soldier, and farewell.
[Enter OCTAVIUS CAESAR, MARK ANTONY, LEPIDUS, and OCTAVIA]
MARK ANTONY
No further sir.
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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You take | from me | a great | part of | myself:
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Use me | well in it.| Sister,| prove such a wife
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As my / thoughts make | thee, and | as my
farth|est band
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Shall pass | on thy ap|proof: most^|noble |
Antony,
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Let^not | the piece | of vir|tue which | is set
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Betwixt | us, as | the ce/ment of | our love
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To keep | it build|ed, be | the ram | to batter
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The fort|ress of | it: for | better | might we
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Have loved | without | this mean,| if on / both
parts
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This be | not cher|ished. \\
MARK ANTONY
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Make me | not of|fended,| in your | distrust.
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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I have said. ????
MARK ANTONY
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You shall | not find, ????
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Though you | be there|in cur|ious, the / least
cause
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For what | you seem | to fear,| so the gods |
keep you,
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And make | the hearts | of Rom|ans serve | your
ends:
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We will / here part. \\
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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Farewell | my dear|est sis|ter, fare | thee well,
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The el|ements | be kind | to thee,| and make
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Thy spir|its all | of com|fort: fare | thee well.
OCTAVIA
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My nob|le broth|er. \\
MARK ANTONY
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The Ap|ril's^in | her eyes:| it is / love's
spring,
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And these | the showers | to bring it | on: Be |
cheerful.
OCTAVIA
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Sir, look well | to my hus|band's house:| and--
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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What Oc|tavia?
OCTAVIA
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I'll tell | you in | your ear.
MARK ANTONY
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Her tongue | will not | obey | her heart,| nor
can
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Her heart | inform | her tongue.
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The swan's down feather
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That stands | upon | the swell | at the full | of
tide:
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And neith|er way | inclines. \\
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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Will Cae|sar weep?
AGRIPPA
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He has | a cloud | in his face.
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
He were the worse for that were he a horse, so is he being a man.
AGRIPPA
Why Enobarbus:
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When Ant|ony found | Juli|us Cae|sar dead,
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He cried | almost | to roar|ing: and | he wept,
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When at | Philip|pi he / found Brut|us slain.
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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That year | indeed,| he was troub|led with | a
rheum,
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What wil|lingly | he did | confound,| he wailed,
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Believe it | till^I | weep^too.
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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No sweet Oc|tavia,
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You shall | hear from | me still:| the time |
shall not
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Out-go | my think|ing on | you.
MARK ANTONY
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Come | sir, come,
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I'll wrest|le with | you in | my strength | of
love,
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Look^here | I have | you, thus | I let | you go,
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And give | you to the | gods.
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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A|dieu, be | happy.
LEPIDUS
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Let^all | the num|ber of the // stars give light
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To thy fair way.
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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Farewell,| farewell.
[Kisses OCTAVIA]
MARK ANTONY
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Farewell.
[Trumpets sound. Exeunt]