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Alexandria. OCTAVIUS CAESAR's camp.
[Flourish. Enter OCTAVIUS CAESAR, AGRIPPA, with DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS, and
others]
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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Go* forth | Agrip|pa, and | begin | the fight:
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Our will | is Ant|ony | be took | alive:
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Make it | so* known.
AGRIPPA
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Caesar,| I shall.|
[Exit]
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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The time | of un|ivers|al peace | is near:
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Prove this a | prosperous | day, the |
three-nooked world
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Shall bear | the ol|ive free|ly.
[Enter a MESSENGER]
MESSENGER
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Ant|ony || is come | into the | field.
OCTAVIUS CAESAR
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Go charge | Agrip||pa,
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Plant | those that | have re|volted | in the
vant,
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That Ant|ony | may seem | to spend | his fur||y
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Upon | himself. \\
[Exeunt all but DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS]
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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Alex|as did | revolt,| and went | to Jew||ry on
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Affairs | of Ant|ony,/ there did | dissuade
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Great Her/od to in|cline him|self to | Caesar,
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And leave | his mast|er Ant|ony. For | this
pains,
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Caesar hath | hanged him:| Canid|ius and | the
rest
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That fell | away,| have ent|ertain|ment, but
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No^hon|ora|ble trust:| I have / done ill,
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Of which | I do | accuse | myself | so sore||ly,
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That | I will joy | no more.
[Enter a Soldier of CAESAR's]
SOLDIER
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Enobar|bus, Ant||ony
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Hath aft|er thee | sent^all | thy treas|ure, with
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His boun|ty ov|erplus.| The mes|senger
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Came on | my guard,| and at | thy tent | is now
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Unload|ing of | his mules.
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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I give | it you.
SOLDIER
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Mock not En|obar|bus. \\
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I tell | you true:| best you | safed the |
bringer
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Out of the | host, I / must at|tend mine^|office,
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Or would | have done it | myself.| Your emp|eror
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Contin|ues still | a Jove. \\
[Exit]
DOMITIUS ENOBARBUS
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I am | alone | the vil|lain of | the earth,
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And feel | I am | so most.| Oh Ant|ony,
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Thou mine | of boun|ty, how | wouldst thou | have
paid
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My bet|ter serv|ice, when | my turp|itude
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Thou dost | so crown | with gold.| This blows |
my heart,
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If swift | thought break it not:| a swif|ter mean
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Shall^out|strike thought, but thought | will do
it.| I feel
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I fight | against | thee: No | I will / go seek
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Some^ditch,| wherein | to die:| the foulst best
fits
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My lat|ter part | of life. \\
[Exit]