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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。  Will   you 

dine with me tomorrow�拭�CASCA。 Ay�察�if I be alive�察�and your mind hold�察�

and   your   dinner   worth   the   eating。   CASSIUS。   Good�察  �I   will   expect   you。 

CASCA。 Do so�察�farewell�察�both。 Exit。 BRUTUS。 What a blunt fellow is this 

grown to be� �He was quick mettle when he went to school。 CASSIUS。 So 

is he now in execution Of any bold or noble enterprise�察�However he puts 

on this tardy form。 This rudeness is a sauce to his good wit�察�Which gives 

men stomach to digest his words With better appetite。 BRUTUS。 And so it 

is。 For this time I will leave you。 Tomorrow�察�if you please to speak with 

me�察�I will come home to you�察�or�察�if you will�察�Come home to me and I will 

wait for  you。 CASSIUS。  I will   do so。 Till then�察 �think of  the world。  Exit 

Brutus。 Well�察�Brutus�察�thou art noble�察�yet�察�I see Thy honorable mettle may 

be wrought From that it is disposed�察�therefore it is meet That noble minds 

keep ever with their likes�察�For who so firm that cannot be seduced�拭�Caesar 

doth bear me hard�察�but he loves Brutus。 If I were Brutus now and he were 

Cassius�察�He should not humor me。 I will this night�察�In several hands�察�in at 

his   windows   throw�察�As   if   they   came   from   several   citizens�察  �Writings�察  �all 

tending     to  the   great   opinion    That   Rome     holds    of  his   name�察   �wherein 

obscurely Caesar's ambition shall be glanced at。 And after this let Caesar 

seat him sure�察�For we will shake him�察�or worse days endure。 Exit。 



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           SCENE III。 A street。 Thunder and lightning。 



     Enter�察�from opposite sides�察�Casca�察�with his sword drawn�察�and Cicero。 

       CICERO。   Good   even�察  �Casca。   Brought   you   Caesar   home�拭  �Why   are 

you breathless�察�and why stare you so�拭�CASCA。 Are not you moved�察�when 

all the   sway of   earth Shakes like   a thing   unfirm�拭�O   Cicero�察�I   have seen 

tempests when the scolding winds Have rived the knotty oaks�察�and I have 

seen The ambitious ocean swell and rage and foam To be exalted with the 

threatening clouds�察�But never till tonight�察�never till now�察�Did I go through 

a tempest dropping fire。 Either there is a civil strife in heaven�察�Or else the 

world too saucy with the gods Incenses them to send destruction。 CICERO。 

Why�察�saw you anything more wonderful�拭�CASCA。 A common slave´ you 

know him well by sight´ Held up his left hand�察�which did flame and burn 

Like twenty torches join'd�察�and yet his hand Not sensible of fire remain'd 

unscorch'd。 Besides´ I ha' not since put up my sword´ Against the Capitol I 

met a lion�察�Who glaz'd upon me and went surly by Without annoying me。 

And     there    were    drawn     Upon     a  heap    a   hundred     ghastly    women 

Transformed with their fear�察�who swore they saw Men all in fire walk up 

and   down   the   streets。   And   yesterday   the   bird   of   night   did   sit   Even   at 

noonday      upon    the  marketplace�察    �Howling      and   shrieking。   When     these 

prodigies Do so conjointly meet�察�let not men say ;These are their reasons�察�

they are natural;�此�For I believe they are portentous things Unto the climate 

that they point upon。 CICERO。 Indeed�察�it is a strange´disposed time。 But 

men may construe things after their fashion�察�Clean from the purpose of the 

things themselves。 Comes Caesar to the Capitol tomorrow�拭�CASCA。 He 

doth�察   �for  he  did   bid  Antonio     Send   word    to  you   he   would    be   there 

tomorrow。 CICERO。 Good then�察�Casca。 This disturbed sky Is not to walk 

in。 CASCA。 Farewell�察�Cicero。 Exit Cicero。 

       Enter Cassius。 

       CASSIUS。   Who's   there�拭  �CASCA。 A  Roman。   CASSIUS。   Casca�察  �by 

your    voice。   CASCA。      Your    ear  is  good。   Cassius�察   �what   night   is  this� �

CASSIUS。 A very pleasing night to honest men。 CASCA。 Who ever knew 

the heavens   menace   so�拭  �CASSIUS。 Those   that   have known   the   earth so 

full of faults。 For my part�察�I have walk'd about the streets�察�Submitting me 



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unto the perilous night�察�And thus unbraced�察�Casca�察�as you see�察�Have bared 

my bosom to the thunderstone�察�And when the cross blue lightning seem'd 

to open The breast   of heaven�察�I   did present myself Even   in the aim  and 

very   flash    of   it。  CASCA。      But   wherefore      did  you    so  much     tempt    the 

heavens�拭�It is the part of men to fear and tremble When the most mighty 

gods by tokens send Such dreadful heralds to astonish us。 CASSIUS。 You 

are dull�察�Casca�察�and those sparks of life That should be in a Roman you do 

want�察�Or else you use not。 You look pale and gaze And put on fear and cast 

yourself   in   wonder To see   the strange   impatience   of   the   heavens。   But   if 

you   would   consider   the   true   cause   Why   all   these   fires�察  �why   all   these 

gliding ghosts�察�Why birds and beasts from quality and kind�察�Why old men�察�

fools�察   �and   children    calculate�察   �Why   all    these   things   change     from    their 

ordinance�察  �Their   natures�察  �and   preformed   faculties   To   monstrous   quality�察�

why�察 �you shall find That heaven hath infused them  with these spirits To 

make them instruments of fear and warning Unto some   monstrous state。 

Now   could   I�察  �Casca�察  �name   to   thee   a   man   Most   like   this   dreadful   night�察�

That   thunders�察  �lightens�察  �opens   graves�察  �and   roars As   doth   the   lion   in   the 

Capitol�察  �A   man   no   mightier   than   thyself   or   me   In   personal   action�察  �yet 

prodigious grown And fearful�察�as these strange eruptions are。 CASCA。 'Tis 

Caesar that you mean�察�is it not�察�Cassius�拭�CASSIUS。 Let it be who it is�察�for 

Romans now Have thews and limbs like to their ancestors。 But�察�woe the 

while� �Our fathers' minds are dead�察�And we are govern'd with our mothers' 

spirits�察�Our yoke and sufferance show us womanish。 CASCA。 Indeed they 

say   the   senators   tomorrow   Mean   to   establish   Caesar   as   a   king�察�And   he 

shall   wear   his   crown   by   sea   and   land   In   every   place   save   here   in   Italy。 

CASSIUS。         I  know    where     I  will  wear    this  dagger    then�此  �Cassius     from 

bondage will deliver Cassius。 Therein�察�ye gods�察�you make the weak most 

strong�察�Therein�察�ye gods�察�you tyrants do defeat。 Nor stony tower�察�nor walls 

of   beaten   brass�察  �Nor   airless   dungeon�察  �nor   strong   links   of   iron   Can   be 

retentive to the strength of spirit�察�But life�察�being weary of these worldly 

bars�察  �Never   lacks   power   to   dismiss   itself。   If   I   know   this�察  �know   all   the 

world   besides�察  �That   part   of   tyranny   that   I   do   bear   I   can   shake   off   at 

pleasure。 Thunder still。 CASCA。 So can I。 So every bondman in his own 

hand bears The power to cancel his captivity。 CASSIUS。 And why should 



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Caesar be a tyrant then�拭�Poor man� �I know he would not be a wolf But that 

he   sees   the   Romans   are   but   sheep。   He   were   no   lion�察  �were   not   Romans 

hinds。 Those that with haste will make a mighty fire Begin it with weak 

straws。 What trash is Rome�察�What rubbish�察�and what offal�察�when it serves 

For the base matter to illuminate So vile a thing as Caesar�拭�But�察�O grief�察�

Where hast thou led me�拭�I perhaps speak this Before a willing bondman�察�

then I know My answer must be made。 But I am arm'd�察�And dangers are to 

me indifferent。 CASCA。 You speak to Casca�察�and to such a man That is no 

fleering tell´tale。 Hold�察�my hand。 Be factious for redress of all these griefs�察�

And I will set   this foot of   mine as far As   who goes farthest。  CASSIUS。 

There's   a   bargain   made。   Now   know   you�察  �Casca�察  �I   have   moved   already 

Some      certain   of  the  noblest´minded       Romans      To   undergo     with   me   an 

enterprise Of honorable´dangerous consequence�察�And I do know by this�察�

they stay for me In Pompey's Porch。 For now�察�this fearful night�察�There is 

no   stir   or   walking   in   the   streets�察�And   the   complexion   of   the   element   In 

favor's   like   the  work    we   have    in   hand�察  �Most   bloody�察  �fiery�察  �and   most 

terrible。 

       Enter Cinna。 

       CASCA。 Stand close awhile�察�for here comes one in haste。 CASSIUS。 

'Tis Cinna�察�I do know him by his gait�察�He is a friend。 Cinna�察�where haste 

you     so�拭  �CINNA。      To    find   out   you。   Who's     that�拭  �Metellus     Cimber�拭�

CASSIUS。   No�察  �it   is   Casca�察  �one   incorporate   To   our   attempts。   Am   I   not 

stay'd   for�察  �Cinna�拭  �CINNA。   I   am   glad   on't。   What   a   fearful   night   is   this� �

There's two or three of us have seen strange sights。 CASSIUS。 Am I not 

stay'd for�拭�Tell me。 CINNA。 Yes�察�you are。 O Cassius�察�if you could But win 

the   noble   Brutus   to   our   party´   CASSIUS。   Be   you   content。   Good   Cinna�察�

take this paper�察�And look you lay it in the praetor's chair�察�Where Brutus 

may   but   find   it�察  �and   throw   this   In   at   his   window�察  �set   this   up   with   wax 

Upon old Brutus' statue。 All this done�察�Repair to Pompey's Porch�察�where 

you shall find us。 Is Decius Brutus and Trebonius there�拭�CINNA。 All but 

Metellus Cimber�察�and he's gone To seek you at your house。 Well�察�I will hie 

And so bestow these papers as you bade me。 CASSIUS。 That done�察�repair 

to Pompey's Theatre。 Exit Cinna。 Come�察�Casca�察�you and I will yet ere day 

See Brutus at his house。 Three parts of him Is ours already�察�and the man 



                                          

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