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with me into this angry flood And swim to yonder point�拭─�Upon the word�察�



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Accoutred as I was�察�I plunged in And bade him follow。 So indeed he did。 

The torrent roar'd�察�and we did buffet it With lusty sinews�察�throwing it aside 

And stemming it with hearts of controversy。 But ere we could arrive the 

point proposed�察�Caesar cried�察 �Help me�察�Cassius�察�or I sink� �I�察�as Aeneas 

our great ancestor Did from the flames of Troy upon his shoulder The old 

Anchises bear�察�so from the waves of Tiber Did I the tired Caesar。 And this 

man Is now become a god�察�and Cassius is A wretched creature and must 

bend his body If Caesar carelessly but nod on him。 He had a fever when he 

was in Spain�察�And when the fit was on him I did mark How he did shake。 

'Tis true�察�this god did shake�察�His coward lips did from their color fly�察�And 

that same   eye  whose  bend   doth   awe  the  world   Did   lose  his luster。  I  did 

hear him groan。 Ay�察�and that tongue of his that bade the Romans Mark him 

and write his speeches in their books�察�Alas�察�it cried�察 �Give me some drink�察�

Titinius�察─�As a sick girl。 Ye gods� �It doth amaze me A man of such a feeble 

temper  should   So   get   the  start   of   the   majestic  world And   bear   the   palm 

alone。 Shout。 Flourish。 BRUTUS。 Another general shout� �I do believe that 

these    applauses     are  For   some    new    honors    that  are  heap'd    on  Caesar。 

CASSIUS。 Why�察�man�察�he doth bestride the narrow world Like a Colossus�察�

and   we   petty   men   Walk   under   his   huge   legs   and   peep   about   To      find 

ourselves dishonorable graves。 Men at some time are masters of their fates�此�

The   fault�察  �dear   Brutus�察  �is   not   in   our   stars�察  �But   in   ourselves   that   we   are 

underlings。   Brutus   and   Caesar�此  �what   should   be   in   that   ;Caesar;�拭  �Why 

should that name be sounded more than yours�拭�Write them together�察�yours 

is as fair a name�察�Sound them�察�it doth become the mouth as well�察�Weigh 

them�察�it is as heavy�察�conjure with 'em�察 �Brutus; will start a spirit as soon as 

;Caesar。; Now�察�in the names of all the gods at once�察�Upon what meat doth 

this   our   Caesar   feed   That   he   is   grown   so   great�拭�Age�察  �thou   art   shamed� �

Rome�察�thou hast lost the breed of noble bloods� �When went there by an 

age since the great flood But it was famed with more than with one man�拭�

When   could   they   say   till   now   that   talk'd   of   Rome   That   her   wide   walls 

encompass'd   but   one   man�拭  �Now   is   it   Rome   indeed�察  �and   room   enough�察�

When there is in it but one only man。 O�察�you and I have heard our fathers 

say There was a Brutus once that would have brook'd The eternal devil to 

keep his state in Rome As easily as a king。 BRUTUS。 That you do love me�察�



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I am nothing jealous�察�What you would work me to�察�I have some aim。 How 

I have thought of this and of these times�察�I shall recount hereafter�察�for this 

present�察  �I   would   not�察  �so   with   love   I   might   entreat   you�察  �Be   any   further 

moved。 What you have said I will consider�察�what you have to say I will 

with   patience   hear�察  �and   find   a   time   Both   meet   to   hear   and   answer   such 

high things。 Till then�察�my noble friend�察�chew upon this�此�Brutus had rather 

be   a   villager   Than   to   repute   himself   a   son   of   Rome   Under   these   hard 

conditions as this time Is like to lay upon us。 CASSIUS。 I am glad that my 

weak words Have struck but thus much show of fire from Brutus。 

       Re´enter Caesar and his Train。 

       BRUTUS。 The games are done�察�and Caesar is returning。 CASSIUS。 

As   they   pass   by�察  �pluck   Casca   by   the   sleeve�察�And   he   will�察  �after   his   sour 

fashion�察�tell you What hath proceeded worthy note today。 BRUTUS。 I will 

do so。 But�察�look you�察�Cassius�察�The angry spot doth glow on Caesar's brow�察�

And all the rest look like a chidden train�此�Calpurnia's cheek is pale�察�and 

Cicero Looks with such ferret and such fiery eyes As we have seen him in 

the   Capitol�察  �Being   cross'd   in   conference   by   some   senators。   CASSIUS。 

Casca     will   tell  us  what    the  matter    is。  CAESAR。        Antonio�     �ANTONY。 

Caesar�拭�CAESAR。 Let me have men about me that are fat�察�Sleek´headed 

men�察�and such as sleep o' nights�此�Yond Cassius has a lean and hungry look�察�

He   thinks   too   much�察  �such   men   are   dangerous。 ANTONY。   Fear   him   not�察�

Caesar�察     �he's  not   dangerous�察     �He    is  a  noble    Roman       and   well    given。 

CAESAR。 Would he were fatter� �But I fear him not�察�Yet if my name were 

liable to fear�察�I do not know the man I should avoid So soon as that spare 

Cassius。     He    reads   much�察   �He    is  a  great   observer�察   �and   he   looks   Quite 

through   the   deeds   of   men。   He   loves no   plays�察�As   thou   dost�察�Antony�察  �he 

hears   no   music�察  �Seldom   he   smiles�察  �and   smiles   in   such   a   sort   As   if   he 

mock'd   himself   and   scorn'd   his   spirit   That   could   be   moved   to   smile   at 

anything。 Such men   as he be never  at heart's   ease Whiles   they behold   a 

greater than   themselves�察�And   therefore   are   they  very  dangerous。   I   rather 

tell   thee   what   is   to   be   fear'd   Than   what   I   fear�察  �for   always   I   am   Caesar。 

Come on my right hand�察�for this ear is deaf�察�And tell me truly what thou 

think'st    of   him。   Sennet。    Exeunt     Caesar     and   all  his  Train    but   Casca。 

CASCA。 You pull'd me by the cloak�察�would you speak with me�拭�BRUTUS。 



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Ay�察  �Casca�察  �tell   us   what   hath   chanced   today   That   Caesar   looks   so   sad。 

CASCA。 Why�察�you were with him�察�were you not�拭�BRUTUS。 I should not 

then   ask   Casca   what   had   chanced。   CASCA。   Why�察          �there   was   a   crown 

offered him�察�and being offered him�察�he put it by with the back of his hand�察�

thus�察�and then the people fell ashouting。 BRUTUS。 What was the second 

noise   for�拭  �CASCA。   Why�察  �for   that   too。   CASSIUS。   They   shouted   thrice。 

What was the last cry for�拭�CASCA。 Why�察�for that too。 BRUTUS。 Was the 

crown offered him thrice�拭�CASCA。 Ay�察�marry�察�wast�察�and he put it by thrice�察�

every     time   gentler   than   other�察  �and   at   every   putting    by   mine   honest 

neighbors shouted。 CASSIUS。 Who offered him the crown�拭�CASCA。 Why�察�

Antony。 BRUTUS。 Tell us the manner of it�察�gentle Casca。 CASCA。 I can 

as well be hang'd as tell the manner of it。 It was mere foolery�察�I did not 

mark   it。   I   saw   Mark Antony   offer   him   a   crown   ��yet   'twas   not   a   crown 

neither�察�'twas one of these coronets�� and�察�as I told you�察�he put it by once。 

But for all that�察�to my thinking�察�he would fain have had it。 Then he offered 

it to him again�察�then he put it by again。 But�察�to my thinking�察�he was very 

loath to lay his fingers off it。 And then he offered it the third time�察�he put it 

the   third   time   by�察  �and   still   as   he   refused   it�察  �the   rabblement   hooted   and 

clapped   their   chopped   hands   and   threw   up   their   sweaty   nightcaps   and 

uttered   such   a   deal of stinking   breath because   Caesar   refused   the   crown 

that it had almost choked Caesar�察�for he swounded and fell down at it。 And 

for   mine   own   part�察  �I   durst   not   laugh   for   fear   of   opening   my   lips   and 

receiving the bad air。 CASSIUS。 But�察�soft�察�I pray you�察�what�察�did Caesars 

wound�拭�CASCA。 He fell down in the marketplace and foamed at mouth 

and was speechless。 BRUTUS。 'Tis very like。 He hath the falling sickness。 

CASSIUS。 No�察�Caesar hath it not�察�but you�察�and I�察�And honest Casca�察�we 

have the falling sickness。 CASCA。 I know not what you mean by that�察�but 

I am sure Caesar fell down。 If the tagrag people did not clap him and hiss 

him  according   as   he   pleased   and   displeased   them�察  �as   they  use   to   do   the 

players in the theatre�察�I am no true man。 BRUTUS。 What said he when he 

came     unto    himself�拭   �CASCA。       Marry�察   �before    he   fell  down�察   �when     he 

perceived the common herd was glad he refused the crown�察�he plucked me 

ope his doublet and offered them his throat to cut。 An had been a man of 

any occupation�察�if I would not have taken him at a word�察�I would I might 



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go   to   hell   among   the   rogues。 And   so   he   fell。   When   he   came   to   himself 

again�察  �he   said�察  �if   he   had   done   or   said   anything   amiss�察  �he   desired   their 

worships to think it was his infirmity。 Three or four wenches where I stood 

cried�察 �Alas�察�good soul� ─�and forgave him with all their hearts。 But there's 

no   heed   to   be   taken   of   them�察  �if   Caesar   had   stabbed   their   mothers�察  �they 

would   have   done   no   less。   BRUTUS。  And   after   that   he   came�察  �thus   sad�察�

away�拭�CASCA。 Ay。 CASSIUS。 Did Cicero say anything�拭�CASCA。 Ay�察�he 

spoke Greek。 CASSIUS。 To what effect�拭�CASCA。 Nay�察�an I tell you that�察�

I'll ne'er look you i' the face again�察�but those that understood him smiled at 

one another and shook their heads�察�but for mine own part�察�it was Greek to 

me。   I   could   tell   you   more   news   too�此  �Marullus   and   Flavius�察  �for   pulling 

scarfs   off   Caesar's   images�察  �are   put   to   silence。   Fare   you   well。   There   was 

more foolery yet�察�if could remember it。 CASSIUS。 Will you sup with me 

tonight�察  �Casca�拭  �CASCA。   No�察  �I   am   promised   forth。   CASSIUS

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