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[Enter MARK ANTONY and SCARUS]
MARK ANTONY
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Yet they are | not | joined:|
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Where yond^|pine does^|stand, I shall | discov|er
all.
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I'll bring | thee word | straight, how*| 'tis
like | to go.
[Exit]
SCARUS
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Swallows | have built ????
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In Cle|opat|ra's sails | their nests.| The
aug||urers
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Say,| they know* not,| they cannot | tell,
look^|grimly,
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And dare | not speak | their know|ledge. Ant|ony,
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Is val|iant, and | deject|ed, and | by starts,
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His fret|ted for|tunes give | him hope | and fear
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Of what | he has,| and has not.
[Enter MARK ANTONY]
MARK ANTONY
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All is lost:
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This foul | Egyp|tian hath | betray|ed me:
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My fleet | hath yield|ed to | the foe,| and
yond||er
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They cast | their caps | up, and ca|rouse
to|gether
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Like friends long | lost. Triple-turned | whore,
tis || thou
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Hast | sold me | to this nov|ice, and | my heart
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Makes^on|ly wars | on thee.| Bid them | all* fly:
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For when | I am | revenged | upon | my charm,
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I have / done all.| Bid them | all* fly,| begone.
[Exit SCARUS]
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O sun,| thy up|rise shall | I see | no more,
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Fortune,| and Ant|ony / part here,| even here
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Do we / shake hands?| All* come | to this?| The
hearts
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That span|ieled me | at heels,| to whom | I gave
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Their wish|es, do | discan|dy, melt | their
sweets
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On blos|soming Cae|sar: and | this pine | is
barked,
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That ov|ertopped | them all.| Betrayed | I am.
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Oh* this / false soul | of Eg|ypt! This / grave
charm,
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Whose eye | becked^forth | my wars,| and called |
them home:
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Whose^bos|om was | my crown|et, my / chief end,
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Like a right gyp|sy, hath | at fast | and loose
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Beguiled | me, to | the ve|ry heart | of loss.
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What Er|os, Er|os? Ah,| thou spell!| Avaunt.
[Enter CLEOPATRA]
CLEOPATRA
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Why is | my lord | enraged | against | his love?
MARK ANTONY
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Vanish,| or I shall | give thee | thy de|serving,
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And blem|ish Cae|sar's tri|umph. Let him | take
thee,
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And hoist | thee up | to the | shouting
ple|beians,
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Follow | his char|iot, like | the great|est spot
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Of all | thy sex.| Most^monst|er-like | be shown
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For poorst | dimin|utives,| for doits,| and let
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Patient | Octav|ia, plow | thy vis|age up
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With her | prepar|ed nails.| 'Tis well | thou'rt
gone,
[Exit CLEOPATRA]
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If it | be well | to live.| But bet|ter 'twere
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Thou fellst | into | my fu|ry, for / one death
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Might have | prevent|ed ma|ny. Er|os, ho?
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The shirt | of Nes|sus is u|pon me,| teach me
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Alcid|es, thou | mine^an|cestor,| thy rage.
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2 ,
Let me lodge Lich|as on | the horns | of the
moon,
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And with | those hands | that grasped | the
heav|iest club,
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Subdue | my worth|iest self:| the witch | shall
die,
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To the young | Roman | boy she hath | sold me,|
and I fall
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Under | this plot:| she dies | for it. Er|os ho?
[Exit]