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                   ACT II。 



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                SCENE I。 Messina。 POMPEY'S house 



     Enter POMPEY�察�MENECRATES�察�and MENAS�察�in warlike manner 

       POMPEY。   If   the   great   gods   be   just�察  �they   shall   assist   The   deeds   of 

justest men。 MENECRATES。 Know�察�worthy Pompey�察�That what they do 

delay   they   not   deny。   POMPEY。   Whiles   we   are   suitors   to   their   throne�察�

decays The thing we sue for。 MENECRATES。 We�察�ignorant of ourselves�察�

Beg often our own harms�察�which the wise pow'rs Deny us for our good�察�so 

find   we   profit   By  losing   of   our   prayers。   POMPEY。   I   shall   do   well。  The 

people   love   me�察  �and   the   sea   is   mine�察  �My   powers   are   crescent�察  �and   my 

auguring hope Says it will come to th' full。 Mark Antony In Egypt sits at 

dinner�察�and will make No wars without doors。 Caesar gets money where 

He loses hearts。 Lepidus flatters both�察�Of both is flatter'd�察�but he neither 

loves�察�Nor either cares for him。 MENAS。 Caesar and Lepidus Are in the 

field。 A mighty strength they carry。 POMPEY。 Where have you this�拭�'Tis 

false。 MENAS。 From Silvius�察�sir。 POMPEY。 He dreams。 I know they are 

in   Rome   together�察  �Looking   for Antony。   But   all   the   charms   of   love�察  �Salt 

Cleopatra�察�soften thy wan'd lip� �Let witchcraft join with beauty�察�lust with 

both�察  �Tie   up   the   libertine   in   a   field   of   feasts�察  �Keep   his   brain   fuming。 

Epicurean cooks Sharpen with cloyless sauce his appetite�察�That sleep and 

feeding may prorogue his honour Even till a Lethe'd dullness´ 

       Enter VARRIUS 

       How now�察�Varrius� �VARRIUS。 This is most certain that I shall deliver�此�

Mark Antony is every hour in Rome Expected。 Since he went from Egypt 

'tis A space for farther travel。 POMPEY。 I could have given less matter A 

better   ear。   Menas�察  �I  did   not   think   This  amorous   surfeiter   would     have 

donn'd his   helm  For   such   a  petty  war�察  �his   soldiership   Is twice  the   other 

twain。 But let us rear The higher our opinion�察�that our stirring Can from 

the lap of Egypt's widow pluck The ne'er´lust´wearied Antony。 MENAS。 I 

cannot hope Caesar and Antony shall well greet together。 His wife that's 

dead   did   trespasses   to   Caesar�察  �His   brother   warr'd   upon   him�察  �although�察  �I 

think�察 �Not   mov'd   by Antony。   POMPEY。   I   know  not�察  �Menas�察 �How   lesser 

enmities may give way to greater。 Were't not that we stand up against them 

all�察�'Twere pregnant they should square between themselves�察�For they have 



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entertained   cause   enough   To   draw   their   swords。   But   how   the   fear   of   us 

May cement their divisions�察�and bind up The petty difference we yet not 

know。 Be't as our gods will have't� �It only stands Our lives upon to use our 

strongest hands。 Come�察�Menas。 Exeunt 



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             SCENE II。 Rome。 The house of LEPIDUS 



    Enter ENOBARBUS and LEPIDUS 

       LEPIDUS。   Good   Enobarbus�察  �'tis   a   worthy   deed�察�And   shall   become 

you well�察�to entreat your captain To soft and gentle speech。 ENOBARBUS。 

I   shall  entreat  him   To  answer    like  himself。  If  Caesar   move    him�察  �Let 

Antony look over Caesar's   head And speak as   loud as Mars。 By  Jupiter�察�

Were     I  the  wearer    of  Antonius'    beard�察  �I  would   not   shave't   to´day。 

LEPIDUS。 'Tis not a time For private stomaching。 ENOBARBUS。 Every 

time Serves for the matter that is then born in't。 LEPIDUS。 But small to 

greater matters must give way。 ENOBARBUS。 Not if the small come first。 

LEPIDUS。 Your speech is passion�察�But pray you stir no embers up。 Here 

comes The noble Antony。 

       Enter ANTONY and VENTIDIUS 

       ENOBARBUS。 And yonder�察�Caesar。 

       Enter CAESAR�察�MAECENAS�察�and AGRIPPA 

       ANTONY。       If   we   compose   well   here�察  �to  Parthia。   Hark�察  �Ventidius。 

CAESAR。        I  do  not  know�察  �Maecenas。     Ask   Agrippa。   LEPIDUS。       Noble 

friends�察  �That   which   combin'd   us   was   most   great�察  �and   let   not   A   leaner 

action rend us。 What's amiss�察�May it be gently heard。 When we debate Our 

trivial   difference   loud�察  �we   do   commit   Murder   in   healing   wounds。  Then�察�

noble partners�察�The rather for I earnestly beseech�察�Touch you the sourest 

points   with   sweetest   terms�察  �Nor   curstness   grow   to   th'   matter。 ANTONY。 

'Tis spoken well。 Were we before our armies�察�and to fight�察�I should do thus。 

��Flourish�А�CAESAR。 Welcome to Rome。 ANTONY。 Thank you。 CAESAR。 

Sit。 ANTONY。 Sit�察�sir。 CAESAR。 Nay�察�then。 ��They sit�А�ANTONY。 I learn 

you take things ill which are not so�察�Or being�察�concern you not。 CAESAR。 

I   must   be   laugh'd   at   If�察  �or   for   nothing   or   a   little�察  �Should   say   myself 

offended�察�and with you Chiefly i' the world�察�more laugh'd at that I should 

Once name you derogately when to sound your name It not concern'd me。 

ANTONY。 My being in Egypt�察�Caesar�察�What was't to you�拭�CAESAR。 No 

more than my residing here at Rome Might be to you in Egypt。 Yet�察�if you 

there Did practise on my state�察�your being in Egypt Might be my question。 

ANTONY。 How intend you´ practis'd�拭�CAESAR。 You may be pleas'd to 



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catch   at   mine   intent   By  what   did   here   befall   me。 Your   wife   and   brother 

Made wars upon me�察�and their contestation Was theme for you�察�you were 

the   word   of   war。 ANTONY。  You   do   mistake   your   business�察  �my   brother 

never Did urge me in his act。 I did inquire it�察�And have my learning from 

some   true   reports   That   drew   their   swords   with   you。   Did   he   not   rather 

Discredit   my  authority  with   yours�察�And   make   the   wars   alike   against   my 

stomach�察 �Having   alike   your   cause�拭  �Of   this   my  letters   Before did   satisfy 

you。   If   you'll   patch   a   quarrel�察�As   matter   whole   you   have   not   to   make   it 

with�察 �It   must   not   be   with   this。   CAESAR。 You   praise   yourself   By  laying 

defects of judgment   to me�察  �but You   patch'd up   your excuses。 ANTONY。 

Not so�察�not so�察�I know you could not lack�察�I am certain on't�察�Very necessity 

of this thought�察�that I�察�Your partner in the cause 'gainst which he fought�察�

Could not with graceful eyes attend those wars Which fronted mine own 

peace。 As   for   my  wife�察  �I   would   you   had her   spirit   in   such   another� �The 

third o' th' world is yours�察�which with a snaffle You may pace easy�察�but not 

such a wife。 ENOBARBUS。 Would we had all such wives�察�that the men 

might   go   to   wars   with  the   women� �ANTONY。  So   much   uncurbable�察  �her 

garboils�察    �Caesar�察   �Made      out   of   her   impatience´      which     not   wanted 

Shrewdness of policy too´ I grieving grant Did you too much disquiet。 For 

that you must But say I could not help it。 CAESAR。 I wrote to you When 

rioting in Alexandria�察�you Did pocket up my letters�察�and with taunts Did 

gibe   my   missive   out   of   audience。   ANTONY。   Sir�察  �He   fell   upon   me   ere 

admitted。 Then Three kings I had newly feasted�察�and did want Of what I 

was i' th' morning�察�but next day I told him of myself�察�which was as much 

As to have ask'd him pardon。 Let this fellow Be nothing of our strife�察�if we 

contend�察�Out of our question wipe him。 CAESAR。 You have broken The 

article of your oath�察�which you shall never Have tongue to charge me with。 

LEPIDUS。        Soft�察  �Caesar�    �ANTONY。        No�察  �Lepidus�察   �let  him    speak。   The 

honour is sacred which he talks on now�察�Supposing that I lack'd it。 But on�察�

Caesar�此�The article of my oath´ CAESAR。 To lend me arms and aid when I 

requir'd them�察�The which you both denied。 ANTONY。 Neglected�察�rather�察�

And     then   when     poisoned     hours    had   bound    me    up   From    mine    own 

knowledge。  As   nearly   as   I   may�察  �I'll   play   the   penitent   to   you�察  �but   mine 

honesty Shall not make poor my greatness�察�nor my power Work without it。 



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Truth is�察�that Fulvia�察�To have me out of Egypt�察�made wars here�察�For which 

myself�察�the ignorant motive�察�do So far ask pardon as befits mine honour To 

stoop   in   such   a   case。   LEPIDUS。   'Tis   noble   spoken。   MAECENAS。   If   it 

might   please   you   to   enforce no   further The   griefs between   ye´   to   forget 

them quite Were to remember that the present need Speaks to atone you。 

LEPIDUS。 Worthily spoken�察�Maecenas。 ENOBARBUS。 Or�察�if you borrow 

one another's love for the instant�察�you may�察�when you hear no more words 

of Pompey�察�return it again。 You shall have time to wrangle in when you 

have nothing else to do。 ANTONY。 Thou art a soldier only。 Speak no more。 

ENOBARBUS。 That truth should be silent I had almost forgot。 ANTONY。 

You wrong this presence�察�therefore speak no more。 ENOBARBUS。 Go to�察�

then´ your considerate stone� �CAESAR。 I do not much dislike the matter�察�

but    The   manner     of   his  speech�察   �for't  cannot    be   We   shall   remain    in 

friendship�察  �our   conditions   So   diff'ring   in   their   acts。  Yet   if   I   knew   What 

hoop   should   hold   us   stanch�察  �from   edge   to   edge   O'   th'   world�察  �I   would 

pursue it。 AGRIPPA。 Give me leave�察�Caesar。 CAESAR。 Speak�察�Agrippa。 

AGRIPPA。 Thou hast a sister by the mother's side�察�Admir'd Octavia。 Great 

Mark     Antony     Is  now    a  widower。     CAESAR。       Say    not  so�察 �Agrippa。     If 

Cleopatra      heard    you�察  �your    reproof    Were    well   deserv'd    of   rashness。 

ANTONY。 I am not married�察�Caesar。 Let me hear Agrippa further speak。 

AGRIPPA。 To hold you in perpetual amity�察�To make you brothers�察�and to 

knit your hearts With an unslipping knot�察�take Antony Octavia to his wife�察�

whose   beauty  claims   No   worse   a   husband than   the   best   of   men�察�Whose 

virtue and whose general graces speak That which none else can utter。 By 

this   marriage All   little   jealousies�察  �which   now   seem   great�察�And   all   great 

fears�察  �which   now   import   their   dangers�察  �Would   then   be   nothing。   Truths 

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