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away�察 �be gone� �Exit Poet。 BRUTUS。 Lucilius and Titinius�察 �bid the
commanders Prepare to lodge their companies tonight。 CASSIUS。 And
come yourselves and bring Messala with you Immediately to us。 Exeunt
Lucilius and Titinius。 BRUTUS。 Lucius�察 �a bowl of wine� �Exit Lucius。
CASSIUS。 I did not think you could have been so angry。 BRUTUS。 O
Cassius�察 �I am sick of many griefs。 CASSIUS。 Of your philosophy you
make no use�察 �If you give place to accidental evils。 BRUTUS。 No man
bears sorrow better。 Portia is dead。 CASSIUS。 Ha�拭�Portia�拭�BRUTUS。 She
is dead。 CASSIUS。 How 'scaped killing when I cross'd you so�拭 �O
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insupportable and touching loss� �Upon what sickness�拭 �BRUTUS。
Impatient of my absence�察 �And grief that young Octavius with Mark
Antony Have made themselves so strong´ for with her death That tidings
came´ with this she fell distract�察�And ��her attendants absent�� swallow'd fire。
CASSIUS。 And died so�拭 �BRUTUS。 Even so。 CASSIUS。 O ye immortal
gods� �
Re´enter Lucius�察�with wine and taper。
BRUTUS。 Speak no more of her。 Give me a bowl of wine。 In this I
bury all unkindness�察 �Cassius。 Drinks。 CASSIUS。 My heart is thirsty for
that noble pledge。 Fill�察 �Lucius�察 �till the wine o'erswell the cup�察 �I cannot
drink too much of Brutus' love。 Drinks。 BRUTUS。 Come in�察�Titinius� �Exit
Lucius。
Re´enter Titinius�察�with Messala。
Welcome�察�good Messala。 Now sit we close about this taper here�察�And
call in question our necessities。 CASSIUS。 Portia�察 �art thou gone�拭�
BRUTUS。 No more�察�I pray you。 Messala�察�I have here received letters That
young Octavius and Mark Antony Come down upon us with a mighty
power�察�Bending their expedition toward Philippi。 MESSALA。 Myself have
letters of the selfsame tenure。 BRUTUS。 With what addition�拭�MESSALA。
That by proscription and bills of outlawry Octavius�察�Antony�察�and Lepidus
Have put to death an hundred senators。 BRUTUS。 There in our letters do
not well agree�察 �Mine speak of seventy senators that died By their
proscriptions�察 �Cicero being one。 CASSIUS。 Cicero one� �MESSALA。
Cicero is dead�察�And by that order of proscription。 Had you your letters
from your wife�察 �my lord�拭 �BRUTUS。 No�察 �Messala。 MESSALA。 Nor
nothing in your letters writ of her�拭 �BRUTUS。 Nothing�察 �Messala。
MESSALA。 That�察 �methinks�察 �is strange。 BRUTUS。 Why ask you�拭 �Hear
you aught of her in yours�拭�MESSALA。 No�察�my lord。 BRUTUS。 Now�察�as
you are a Roman�察�tell me true。 MESSALA。 Then like a Roman bear the
truth I tell�此�For certain she is dead�察�and by strange manner。 BRUTUS。 Why�察�
farewell�察�Portia。 We must die�察�Messala。 With meditating that she must die
once I have the patience to endure it now。 MESSALA。 Even so great men
great losses should endure。 CASSIUS。 I have as much of this in art as you�察�
But yet my nature could not bear it so。 BRUTUS。 Well�察�to our work alive。
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What do you think Of marching to Philippi presently�拭�CASSIUS。 I do not
think it good。 BRUTUS。 Your reason�拭�CASSIUS。 This it is�此�'Tis better that
the enemy seek us�察�So shall he waste his means�察�weary his soldiers�察�Doing
himself offense�察 �whilst we lying still Are full of rest�察 �defense�察 �and
nimbleness。 BRUTUS。 Good reasons must of force give place to better。
The people 'twixt Philippi and this ground Do stand but in a forced
affection�察 �For they have grudged us contribution。 The enemy�察 �marching
along by them�察�By them shall make a fuller number up�察�Come on refresh'd�察�
new´added�察�and encouraged�察�From which advantage shall we cut him off
If at Philippi we do face him there�察�These people at our back。 CASSIUS。
Hear me�察 �good brother。 BRUTUS。 Under your pardon。 You must note
beside That we have tried the utmost of our friends�察�Our legions are brim´
full�察�our cause is ripe�此�The enemy increaseth every day�察�We�察�at the height�察�
are ready to decline。 There is a tide in the affairs of men Which taken at
the flood leads on to fortune�察�Omitted�察�all the voyage of their life Is bound
in shallows and in miseries。 On such a full sea are we now afloat�察�And we
must take the current when it serves�察 �Or lose our ventures。 CASSIUS。
Then�察 �with your will�察 �go on�察 �We'll along ourselves and meet them at
Philippi。 BRUTUS。 The deep of night is crept upon our talk�察�And nature
must obey necessity�察�Which we will niggard with a little rest。 There is no
more to say�拭�CASSIUS。 No more。 Good night。 Early tomorrow will we
rise and hence。 BRUTUS。 Lucius� �
Re´enter Lucius。
My gown。 Exit Lucius。 Farewell�察�good Messala�察�Good night�察�Titinius�察�
noble�察�noble Cassius�察�Good night and good repose。 CASSIUS。 O my dear
brother� �This was an ill beginning of the night。 Never come such division
'tween our souls� �Let it not�察 �Brutus。 BRUTUS。 Everything is well。
CASSIUS。 Good night�察 �my lord。 BRUTUS。 Good night�察 �good brother。
TITINIUS。 MESSALA。 Good night�察 �Lord Brutus。 BRUTUS。 Farewell�察�
everyone。 Exeunt all but Brutus。
Re´enter Lucius�察�with the gown。
Give me the gown。 Where is thy instrument�拭�LUCIUS。 Here in the
tent。 BRUTUS。 What�察 �thou speak'st drowsily�拭 �Poor knave�察 �I blame thee
not�察�thou art o'erwatch'd。 Call Claudio and some other of my men�察�I'll have
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them sleep on cushions in my tent。 LUCIUS。 Varro and Claudio� �
Enter Varro and Claudio。
VARRO。 Calls my lord�拭�BRUTUS。 I pray you�察�sirs�察�lie in my tent and
sleep�察 �It may be I shall raise you by and by On business to my brother
Cassius。 VARRO。 So please you�察�we will stand and watch your pleasure。
BRUTUS。 I would not have it so。 Lie down�察�good sirs。 It may be I shall
otherwise bethink me。 Look Lucius�察�here's the book I sought for so�察�I put it
in the pocket of my gown。 Varro and Claudio lie down。 LUCIUS。 I was
sure your lordship did not give it me。 BRUTUS。 Bear with me�察�good boy�察�I
am much forgetful。 Canst thou hold up thy heavy eyes awhile�察�And touch
thy instrument a strain or two�拭 �LUCIUS。 Ay�察 �my lord�察 �an't please you。
BRUTUS。 It does�察�my boy。 I trouble thee too much�察�but thou art willing。
LUCIUS。 It is my duty�察�sir。 BRUTUS。 I should not urge thy duty past thy
might�察�I know young bloods look for a time of rest。 LUCIUS。 I have slept�察�
my lord�察�already。 BRUTUS。 It was well done�察�and thou shalt sleep again�察�I
will not hold thee long。 If I do live�察�I will be good to thee。 Music�察�and a
song。 This is a sleepy tune。 O murtherous slumber�察�Layest thou thy leaden
mace upon my boy That plays thee music�拭 �Gentle knave�察 �good night。 I
will not do thee so much wrong to wake thee。 If thou dost nod�察 �thou
break'st thy instrument�察�I'll take it from thee�察�and�察�good boy�察�good night。
Let me see�察�let me see�察�is not the leaf turn'd down Where I left reading�拭�
Here it is�察�I think。 Sits down。
Enter the Ghost of Caesar。
How ill this taper burns� �Ha�察 �who comes here�拭 �I think it is the
weakness of mine eyes That shapes this monstrous apparition。 It comes
upon me。 Art thou anything�拭�Art thou some god�察 �some angel�察 �or some
devil That makest my blood cold and my hair to stare�拭�Speak to me what
thou art。 GHOST。 Thy evil spirit�察 �Brutus。 BRUTUS。 Why comest thou�拭�
GHOST。 To tell thee thou shalt see me at Philippi。 BRUTUS。 Well�察�then I
shall see thee again�拭�GHOST。 Ay�察�at Philippi。 BRUTUS。 Why�察�I will see
thee at Philippi then。 Exit Ghost。 Now I have taken heart thou vanishest。
Ill spirit�察�I would hold more talk with thee。 Boy� �Lucius� �Varro� �Claudio� �
Sirs�察�awake� �Claudio� �LUCIUS。 The strings�察�my lord�察�are false。 BRUTUS。
He thinks he still is at his instrument。 Lucius�察�awake� �LUCIUS。 My lord�拭�
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BRUTUS。 Didst thou dream�察�Lucius�察 �that thou so criedst out�拭 �LUCIUS。
My lord�察�I do not know that I did cry。 BRUTUS。 Yes�察�that thou didst。 Didst
thou see anything�拭 �LUCIUS。 Nothing�察 �my lord。 BRUTUS。 Sleep again�察�
Lucius。 Sirrah Claudio� 。�To Varro。�А�Fellow thou�察�awake� �VARRO。 My lord�拭�
CLAUDIO。 My lord�拭 �BRUTUS。 Why did you so cry out�察 �sirs�察 �in your
sleep�拭 �VARRO。 CLAUDIO。 Did we�察 �my lord�拭 �BRUTUS。 Ay�察 �saw you
anything�拭 �VARRO。 No�察 �my lord�察 �I saw nothing。 CLAUDIO。 Nor I�察 �my
lord。 BRUTUS。 Go and commend me to my brother Cassius�察�Bid him set
on his powers betimes before�察�And we will follow。 VARRO。 CLAUDIO。 It
shall be done�察�my lord。 Exeunt。
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ACT V。
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SCENE I。 The plains of Philippi。
Enter Octavius�察�Antony�察�and their Army。
OCTAVIUS。 Now�察 �Antony�察 �our hopes are answered。 You said the
enemy would not come down�察 �But keep the hills and upper regions。 It
proves not so。 Their battles are at hand�察�They mean to warn us at Philippi
here�察�Answe