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The same. A room in the palace.
[Enter MARK ANTONY and CLEOPATRA, CHARMIAN, and others attending]
MARK ANTONY
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Eros,| mine^arm|or Er|os.
CLEOPATRA
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Sleep | a little.
MARK ANTONY
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No my | chuck. Er/os, come^mine^|armor | Eros.
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Come good fel|low, put | mine ir|on on,
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If for|tune be | not ours | today,| it is
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Because | we brave | her. Come. \\
CLEOPATRA
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Nay, I'll help | too, Ant/ony.|
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What's^this | for? Ah | let^be,| let^be,| thou
art
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The arm|orer of | my heart:| false, false:
this,|| this,
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Sooth la | I'll help:| thus it | must^be.
MARK ANTONY
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Well, well, we | shall thrive | now.
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Seest thou || my good | fellow.| Go, put^|on
thy de|fenses.
EROS
Briefly sir. ??
CLEOPATRA
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Is not | this buck|led well?
MARK ANTONY
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Rarely,| rarely:
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He that | unbuck|les this,| till we | do please
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To daft | for our | repose,| shall hear | a
storm.
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Thou fum|blest Er|os, and | my queen's | a squire
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More* tight | at this,| than thou:| dispatch.| O
love,
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That thou | couldst^see | my wars | today,| and
knewst
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The roy|al oc|cupa|tion, thou | shouldst see
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A work|man in it.| Good* mor|row to thee,|
welcome,
[Enter an armed Soldier]
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Thou lookst | like him | that knows | a warlike
charge:
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To bus|iness that | we love,| we rise | betime,
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And go | to it with | delight. \\
SOLDIER
A thousand sir, early though it be, have on their riveted trim, and at the
port expect you.
[Shout. Trumpets flourish. Enter Captains and Soldiers]
CAPTAIN
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The morn | is fair:| good mor|row gen|eral.
ALL
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Good mor|row gene|ral.
MARK ANTONY
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'Tis | well blown lads.
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This morn|ing, like | the spir|it of | a youth
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That means | to be | of note,| begins | betimes.
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So*, so:| come give | me that,| this* way,| well*
said.
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Fare* thee / well dame,| whatere | becomes | of
me,
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This is | a sol|dier's kiss:| rebuk|able,
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And worth|y shame|ful check | it were,| to stand
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On more | mechan|ic comp|liment,| I'll leave ||
thee.
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Now | like a man | of steel,| you that | will
fight,
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Follow | me close,| I'll bring | you to it:|
adieu.
[Exeunt MARK ANTONY, EROS, Captains, and Soldiers]
CHARMIAN
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Please you | retire | to your | chamber?
CLEOPATRA
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Lead me:
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He goes forth gal|lantly: that | he and Cae|sar
might
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Deter|mine this / great war | in sing|le fight;
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Then Ant|ony;| but now.| Well^on.|
[Exeunt]