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I Will praise any man that will praise me�察�though it 

       cannot   be   denied   what   I   have   done   by   land。   MENAS。   Nor   what   I 

have done by water。 ENOBARBUS。 Yes�察�something you can deny for your 

own safety�此�you have been a great thief by sea。 MENAS。 And you by land。 



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ENOBARBUS。   There   I   deny   my   land   service。   But   give   me   your   hand�察�

Menas�察�if our eyes had authority�察�here they might take two thieves kissing。 

MENAS。         All   men's     faces    are   true�察  �whatsome'er       their   hands    are。 

ENOBARBUS。 But there is never a fair woman has a true face。 MENAS。 

No slander�此�they steal hearts。 ENOBARBUS。 We came hither to fight with 

you。 MENAS。 For my part�察�I am sorry it is turn'd to a drinking。 Pompey 

doth   this   day   laugh   away   his   fortune。   ENOBARBUS。   If   he   do�察  �sure   he 

cannot   weep't   back   again。   MENAS。   Y'have   said�察  �sir。   We   look'd   not   for 

Mark Antony here。 Pray you�察�is he married to Cleopatra�拭�ENOBARBUS。 

Caesar's sister   is   call'd   Octavia。   MENAS。 True�察  �sir�察�she   was   the   wife   of 

Caius     Marcellus。     ENOBARBUS。           But   she  is  now    the  wife   of   Marcus 

Antonius。 MENAS。 Pray ye�察�sir�拭�ENOBARBUS。 'Tis true。 MENAS。 Then 

is Caesar and he for ever knit together。 ENOBARBUS。 If I were bound to 

divine of this unity�察�I would not prophesy so。 MENAS。 I think the policy 

of   that   purpose   made   more   in   the   marriage   than   the  love   of   the   parties。 

ENOBARBUS。 I think so too。 But you shall find the band that seems to tie 

their friendship together will be the very strangler of their amity�此�Octavia 

is of a holy�察�cold�察�and still conversation。 MENAS。 Who would not have his 

wife   so�拭  �ENOBARBUS。   Not   he   that   himself   is   not   so�察  �which   is   Mark 

Antony。 He will to his Egyptian dish again�察�then shall the sighs of Octavia 

blow the fire up in Caesar�察�and�察�as I said before�察�that which is the strength 

of their amity shall prove the immediate author of their variance。 Antony 

will    use  his   affection   where    it  is�察 �he  married    but   his  occasion     here。 

MENAS。 And thus it may be。 Come�察�sir�察�will you aboard�拭�I have a health 

for   you。   ENOBARBUS。   I   shall   take   it�察  �sir。   We   have   us'd   our   throats   in 

Egypt。 MENAS。 Come�察�let's away。 Exeunt 



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          SCENE VII。 On board POMPEY'S galley�察�off 



                                    Misenum 



       Music plays。 Enter two or three SERVANTS with a banquet 

       FIRST SERVANT。 Here they'll be�察�man。 Some o' their plants are ill´ 

rooted already�察�the least wind i' th' world will blow them down。 SECOND 

SERVANT。 Lepidus is high´colour'd。 FIRST SERVANT。 They have made 

him drink alms´drink。 SECOND SERVANT。 As they pinch one another by 

the disposition�察�he cries out 'No more��'�察�reconciles them to his entreaty and 

himself    to  th'  drink。  FIRST    SERVANT。       But   it  raises  the  greater  war 

between him  and   his   discretion。  SECOND  SERVANT。 Why�察  �this   it   is   to 

have a name in great men's fellowship。 I had as lief have a reed that will 

do me no service as a partizan I could not heave。 FIRST SERVANT。 To be 

call'd   into   a   huge   sphere�察  �and   not   to   be   seen   to   move   in't�察  �are   the  holes 

where     eyes   should   be�察 �which    pitifully  disaster   the  cheeks。    A  sennet 

sounded。   Enter   CAESAR�察  �ANTONY�察  �LEPIDUS�察  �POMPEY�察  �AGRIPPA�察�

MAECENAS�察�ENOBARBUS�察�MENAS�察�with other CAPTAINS 

       ANTONY。 ��To CAESAR�А�Thus do they�察�sir�此�they take the flow o' th' 

Nile By certain scales i' th' pyramid�察�they know By th' height�察�the lowness�察�

or the mean�察�if dearth Or foison follow。 The higher Nilus swells The more 

it promises�察�as it ebbs�察�the seedsman Upon the slime and ooze scatters his 

grain�察�And   shortly  comes   to   harvest。   LEPIDUS。 Y'have   strange   serpents 

there。 ANTONY。 Ay�察  �Lepidus。   LEPIDUS。 Your   serpent   of   Egypt   is   bred 

now   of   your   mud   by   the   operation   of   your   sun�察  �so   is   your   crocodile。 

ANTONY。        They    are  so。  POMPEY。       Sit´  and  some    wine�   �A   health  to 

Lepidus�   �LEPIDUS。   I   am   not   so   well   as   I   should   be�察  �but   I'll   ne'er   out。 

ENOBARBUS。 Not till you have slept。 I fear me you'll be in till 

       then。 LEPIDUS。 Nay�察�certainly�察�I have heard the Ptolemies' pyramises 

are very goodly things。 Without contradiction I have heard that。 MENAS。 

��Aside to POMPEY�А�Pompey�察�a word。 POMPEY。 ��Aside to MENAS�А�Say 

in mine ear�察�what is't�拭�MENAS。 ��Aside to POMPEY�А�Forsake thy seat�察�I 

do    beseech    thee�察  �Captain�察   �And    hear   me   speak    a  word。    POMPEY。 

�А  �Whispers     in's  ear  �А �Forbear   me   till  anon´  This   wine   for   Lepidus� �



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LEPIDUS。 What manner o' thing is your crocodile�拭�ANTONY。 It is shap'd�察�

sir�察�like itself�察�and it is as broad as it hath breadth�察�it is just so high as it is�察�

and moves with it own organs。 It lives by that which nourisheth it�察�and the 

elements once out of it�察�it transmigrates。 LEPIDUS。 What colour is it of�拭�

ANTONY。         Of   its  own   colour    too。  LEPIDUS。       'Tis  a  strange   serpent。 

ANTONY。         'Tis  so。  And    the  tears  of   it  are  wet。  CAESAR。        Will  this 

description satisfy him�拭�ANTONY。 With the health that Pompey gives him�察�

else   he   is   a   very   epicure。   POMPEY。   ��Aside   to   MENAS�А  �Go�察  �hang�察  �sir�察�

hang� �Tell me of that� �Away� �Do as I bid you。´ Where's this cup I call'd for�拭�

MENAS。 ��Aside to POMPEY�А�If for the sake of merit thou wilt hear me�察�

Rise   from   thy   stool。   POMPEY。   ��Aside   to   MENAS�А  �I   think   th'art   mad。 

��Rises and walks aside�А�The matter�拭�MENAS。 I have ever held my cap off 

to thy  fortunes。  POMPEY。 Thou hast serv'd   me   with   much   faith。 What's 

else to say�拭� Be jolly�察�lords。 ANTONY。 These quicksands�察�Lepidus�察�Keep 

off   them�察  �for   you   sink。   MENAS。   Wilt   thou   be   lord   of   all   the   world�拭�

POMPEY。   What   say'st   thou�拭  �MENAS。   Wilt   thou   be   lord   of   the   whole 

world�拭    �That's   twice。    POMPEY。       How     should    that  be�拭  �MENAS。       But 

entertain it�察�And though you think me poor�察�I am the man Will give thee all 

the world。 POMPEY。 Hast thou drunk well�拭�MENAS。 No�察�Pompey�察�I have 

kept    me   from    the  cup。   Thou    art�察 �if  thou  dar'st  be�察 �the  earthly   Jove�察�

Whate'er the ocean pales or sky inclips Is thine�察�if thou wilt ha't。 POMPEY。 

Show      me    which     way。    MENAS。        These     three   world´sharers�察     �these 

competitors�察�Are in thy vessel。 Let me cut the cable�察�And when we are put 

off�察�fall to their throats。 All there is thine。 POMPEY。 Ah�察�this thou shouldst 

have done�察�And not have spoke on't。 In me 'tis villainy�此�In thee't had been 

good   service。   Thou   must   know   'Tis   not   my   profit   that   does   lead   mine 

honour�此�Mine honour�察�it。 Repent that e'er thy tongue Hath so betray'd thine 

act。   Being   done   unknown�察  �I   should   have   found   it   afterwards   well   done�察�

But must condemn it now。 Desist�察�and drink。 MENAS。 ��Aside�А�For this�察�I'll 

never follow thy pall'd fortunes more。 Who seeks�察�and will not take when 

once 'tis offer'd�察�Shall never find it more。 POMPEY。 This health to Lepidus� �

ANTONY。 Bear him ashore。 I'll pledge it for him�察�Pompey。 ENOBARBUS。 

Here's to thee�察�Menas� �MENAS。 Enobarbus�察�welcome� �POMPEY。 Fill till 

the cup be hid。 ENOBARBUS。 There's a strong fellow�察�Menas。 ��Pointing 



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to the servant who carries off LEPIDUS�А�MENAS。 Why�拭�ENOBARBUS。 

'A bears the third part of the world�察�man�察�see'st not�拭�MENAS。 The third 

part�察  �then�察 �is  drunk。   Would     it  were  all�察 �That  it  might   go   on  wheels� �

ENOBARBUS。 Drink thou�察�increase the reels。 MENAS。 Come。 POMPEY。 

This is not yet an Alexandrian feast。 ANTONY。 It ripens towards it。 Strike 

the   vessels�察  �ho�   �Here's   to   Caesar�   �CAESAR。   I   could   well   forbear't。   It's 

monstrous labour when I wash my brain And it grows fouler。 ANTONY。 

Be a child   o' th'   time。 CAESAR。  Possess it�察�I'll   make answer。  But I had 

rather fast from all four days Than drink so much in one。 ENOBARBUS。 

��To ANTONY�А�Ha�察�my brave emperor� �Shall we dance now the Egyptian 

Bacchanals And   celebrate   our   drink�拭  �POMPEY。   Let's   ha't�察  �good   soldier。 

ANTONY。 Come�察�let's all take hands�察�Till that the conquering wine hath 

steep'd our sense In soft and delicate Lethe。 ENOBARBUS。 All take hands。 

Make   battery  to   our   ears   with   the   loud   music�察  �The   while   I'll   place   you�察�

then the boy shall sing�察�The holding every man shall bear as loud As his 

strong sides can volley。 ��Music plays。 ENOBARBUS places them hand in 

hand�А�

       THE SONG Come�察�thou monarch of the vine�察�Plumpy Bacchus with 

pink eyne� �In thy fats our cares be drown'd�察�With thy grapes our hairs be 

crown'd。 Cup us till the world go round�察�Cup us till the world go round� �

       CAESAR。 What would you more�拭�Pompey�察�good night。 Good brother�察�

Let me request you off�察�our graver business Frowns at this levity。 Gentle 

lords�察  �let's   part�察  �You   see   we   have   burnt   our   cheeks。   Strong   Enobarb   Is 

weaker   than   the   wine�察  �and   mine   own   tongue   Splits   what   it   speaks。   The 

wild disguise hath almost Antick'd us all。 What needs more words�拭�Good 

night。   Good     Antony�察   �your   hand。   POMPEY。       I'll  try  you  on  the  shore。 

ANTONY。   And   shall�察  �sir。   Give's   your   hand。   POMPEY。   O   Antony�察  �You 

have my father's house´ but what�拭�We are friends。 Come�察�down into the 

boat。     ENOBARBUS。           Take     heed    you    fall   not。    Exeunt     all  but 

ENOBARBUS and MENAS Menas�察�I'll not on shore。 MENAS。 No�察�to my 

cabin。 These drums� �these trumpets�察�flutes� �what� �Let Neptune hear we bid 

a loud farewell To these great fellows。 Sound and be hang'd�察�sound out� �

��Sound a flourish�察�with drums�А�ENOBARBUS。 Hoo� �says 'a。 There's my 

cap。 MENAS。 Hoo� �Noble Captain�察�come。 Exeunt 



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                ACT III。 



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                           SCENE I。 A plain in Syria 



       Enter   VENTIDIUS�察  �as   it   were   in   triumph�察  �with   SILIUS   

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