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DECIUS。       Shall   no   man    else  be   touch'd    but  only   Caesar�拭   �CASSIUS。 

Decius�察�well urged。 I think it is not meet Mark Antony�察�so well beloved of 

Caesar�察�Should outlive Caesar。 We shall find of him A shrewd contriver�察�

and you know his means�察�If he improve them�察�may well stretch so far As 

to   annoy   us   all�察  �which   to   prevent�察  �Let Antony   and   Caesar   fall   together。 

BRUTUS。   Our   course   will   seem   too   bloody�察  �Caius   Cassius�察  �To   cut   the 

head off and then hack the limbs Like wrath in death and envy afterwards�察�

For Antony is but a limb of Caesar。 Let us be sacrificers�察�but not butchers�察�

Caius。 We all stand up against the spirit of Caesar�察�And in the spirit of men 

there is no blood。 O�察�that we then could come by Caesar's spirit�察�And not 

dismember Caesar� �But�察�alas�察�Caesar must bleed for it� �And�察�gentle friends�察�

Let's kill him boldly�察�but not wrathfully�察�Let's carve him as a dish fit for 

the gods�察�Not hew him as a carcass fit for hounds�察�And let our hearts�察�as 

subtle masters do�察�Stir up their servants to an act of rage And after seem to 

chide 'em。 This shall make Our purpose necessary and not envious�察�Which 

so    appearing     to  the   common      eyes�察  �We    shall   be   call'd  purgers�察   �not 

murderers。 And for Mark Antony�察�think not of him�察�For he can do no more 

than Caesar's arm When   Caesar's head is off。   CASSIUS。 Yet I fear   him�察�

For in the ingrated love he bears to Caesar´ BRUTUS。 Alas�察�good Cassius�察�

do not think of him。 If he love Caesar�察�all that he can do Is to himself�察�take 

thought and die for Caesar。 And that were much he should�察�for he is given 

To sports�察�to wildness�察�and much company。 TREBONIUS。 There is no fear 

in him´let him not die�察�For he will live and laugh at this hereafter。 Clock 

strikes。   BRUTUS。        Peace�察  �count    the  clock。   CASSIUS。       The   clock    hath 

stricken     three。  TREBONIUS。          'Tis  time   to   part。  CASSIUS。       But   it  is 

doubtful     yet  Whether      Caesar   will   come    forth   today   or  no�察 �For   he   is 

superstitious grown of late�察�Quite from the main opinion he held once Of 

fantasy�察  �of   dreams�察  �and   ceremonies。   It   may   be   these   apparent   prodigies�察�

The unaccustom'd terror of this night�察�And the persuasion of his augurers 

May hold him from the Capitol today。 DECIUS。 Never fear that。 If he be 

so resolved�察�I can o'ersway him�察�for he loves to hear That unicorns may be 



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betray'd   with   trees�察�And   bears   with   glasses�察  �elephants   with   holes�察  �Lions 

with toils�察�and men with flatterers�察�But when I tell him he hates flatterers�察�

He says he does�察�being then most flattered。 Let me work�察�For I can give 

his humor the true bent�察�And I will bring him to the Capitol。 CASSIUS。 

Nay�察�we will all of us be there to fetch him。 BRUTUS。 By the eighth hour。 

Is   that   the   utter   most�拭  �CINNA。   Be   that   the   uttermost�察  �and   fail   not   then。 

METELLUS。   Caius   Ligarius   doth   bear   Caesar   hard�察 �Who   rated   him   for 

speaking   well   of   Pompey。   I   wonder   none   of   you   have   thought   of   him。 

BRUTUS。 Now�察�good Metellus�察�go along by him。 He loves me well�察�and I 

have     given    him   reasons�察   �Send    him    but   hither�察  �and   I'll  fashion   him。 

CASSIUS。   The   morning   comes   upon   's。   We'll   leave   you�察  �Brutus�察  �And�察�

friends�察  �disperse   yourselves�察  �but   all   remember   What   you   have   said   and 

show yourselves true Romans。 BRUTUS。 Good gentlemen�察�look fresh and 

merrily�察�Let not our looks put on our purposes�察�But bear it as our Roman 

actors do�察�With untired spirits and formal constancy。 And so�察�good morrow 

to you every one。 Exeunt all but Brutus。 Boy� �Lucius� �Fast asleep�拭�It is no 

matter。 Enjoy the honey´heavy dew of slumber�察�Thou hast no figures nor 

no fantasies�察�Which busy care draws in the brains of men�察�Therefore thou 

sleep'st so sound。 

       Enter Portia。 

       PORTIA。       Brutus�察   �my    lord�   �BRUTUS。         Portia�察  �what    mean     you�拭�

Wherefore   rise   you   now�拭  �It   is   not   for   your   health   thus   to   commit Your 

weak condition to the raw cold morning。 PORTIA。 Nor for yours neither。 

have ungently�察�Brutus�察�Stole from my bed�察�and yesternight at supper You 

suddenly   arose   and   walk'd   about�察  �Musing   and   sighing�察  �with   your   arms 

across�察�And when I ask'd you what the matter was�察�You stared upon   me 

with   ungentle   looks。   I   urged   you   further�察  �then   you   scratch'd   your   head�察�

And     too   impatiently     stamp'd    with    your   foot。   Yet   I  insisted�察  �yet  you 

answer'd not�察�But with an angry waiter of your hand Gave sign for me to 

leave you。 So I did�察�Fearing to strengthen that impatience Which seem'd 

too   much   enkindled�察  �and   withal   Hoping   it   was   but   an   effect   of   humor�察�

Which sometime hath his hour with every man。 It will not let you eat�察�nor 

talk�察 �nor sleep�察�And�察 �could   it   work   so   much   upon   your   shape As   it   hath 

much prevail'd on your condition�察�I should not know you�察�Brutus。 Dear my 



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lord�察�Make me acquainted   with your cause of grief。 BRUTUS。 I am  not 

well in health�察�and that is all。 PORTIA。 Brutus is wise�察�and�察�were he not in 

health�察�He would embrace the means to come by it。 BRUTUS。 Why�察�so I 

do。 Good Portia�察�go to bed。 PORTIA。 Is Brutus sick�察�and is it physical To 

walk   unbraced   and   suck   up   the   humors   Of   the   dank   morning�拭  �What�察  �is 

Brutus sick�察�And will he steal out of his wholesome bed To dare the vile 

contagion   of   the   night And   tempt   the   rheumy   and   unpurged   air   To   add 

unto his sickness�拭�No�察�my Brutus�察�You have some sick offense within your 

mind�察�Which by the right and virtue of my place I ought to know of�察�and�察�

upon my knees�察�I charm you�察�by my once commended beauty�察�By all your 

vows of love and that great vow Which did incorporate and make us one�察�

That you unfold to me�察�yourself�察�your half�察�Why you are heavy and what 

men tonight Have had resort to you�察�for here have been Some six or seven�察�

who did hide their faces Even from darkness。 BRUTUS。 Kneel not�察�gentle 

Portia。 PORTIA。 I should not need�察�if you were gentle Brutus。 Within the 

bond of marriage�察�tell me�察�Brutus�察�Is it excepted I should know no secrets 

That appertain to you�拭�Am I yourself But�察�as it were�察�in sort or limitation�察�

To keep with you at meals�察�comfort your bed�察�And talk to you sometimes�拭�

Dwell I but in the suburbs Of your good pleasure�拭�If it be no more�察�Portia 

is Brutus' harlot�察�not his wife。 BRUTUS。 You are my true and honorable 

wife�察  �As   dear   to   me   as   are   the   ruddy   drops   That   visit   my   sad   heart。 

PORTIA。 If this were true�察�then should I know this secret。 I grant I am a 

woman�察�but withal A woman that Lord Brutus took to wife。 I grant I am a 

woman�察�but   withal A woman   well   reputed�察 �Cato's daughter。 Think   you   I 

am no stronger than my sex�察�Being so father'd and so husbanded�拭�Tell me 

your   counsels�察  �I   will   not   disclose   'em。   I   have   made   strong   proof   of   my 

constancy�察�Giving myself a voluntary wound Here in the thigh。 Can I bear 

that with patience And not my  husband's secrets�拭�BRUTUS。 O  ye   gods�察�

Render me worthy of this noble wife� �Knocking within。 Hark�察�hark�察�one 

knocks。 Portia�察�go in awhile�察�And by and by thy bosom shall partake The 

secrets of my heart。 All my engagements I will construe to thee�察�All the 

charactery of my sad brows。 Leave me with haste。 ��Exit Portia。�А�Lucius�察�

who's that knocks�拭�

       Re´enter Lucius with Ligarius。 



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       LUCIUS。 Here is a sick man that would speak with you。 BRUTUS。 

Caius Ligarius�察�that Metellus spake of。 Boy�察�stand aside。 Caius Ligarius�察�

how�拭     �LIGARIUS。        Vouchsafe     good    morrow      from    a  feeble    tongue。 

BRUTUS。   O�察  �what   a   time   have   you   chose   out�察  �brave   Caius�察  �To   wear   a 

kerchief� �Would you were not sick� �LIGARIUS。 I am not sick�察�if Brutus 

have in hand Any exploit worthy the name of honor。 BRUTUS。 Such an 

exploit   have   I   in   hand�察  �Ligarius�察  �Had   you   a   healthful   ear   to   hear   of   it。 

LIGARIUS。 By all the gods that Romans bow before�察�I here discard my 

sickness� �Soul of Rome� �Brave son�察�derived from honorable loins� �Thou�察�

like   an   exorcist�察  �hast   conjured up   My  mortified   spirit。   Now  bid   me   run�察�

And   I   will   strive   with   things   impossible�察  �Yea�察  �get   the   better   of   them。 

What's to do�拭�BRUTUS。 A piece of work that will make sick men whole。 

LIGARIUS。 But are not some whole that we must make sick�拭�BRUTUS。 

That must we also。 What it is�察�my Caius�察�I shall unfold to thee�察�as we are 

going To whom it must be done。 LIGARIUS。 Set on your foot�察�And with a 

heart new´fired I follow you�察�To do I know not what�察�but it sufficeth That 

Brutus leads me on。 BRUTUS。 Follow me then。 Exeunt。 



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      SCENE II。 Caesar's house。 Thunder and lightning。 



     Enter Caesar�察�in his nightgown。 

       CAESAR。 Nor heaven nor earth have been at peace tonight。 Thrice 

hath Calpurnia in her sleep cried out�察 �Help�察�ho� �They  murther   Caesar� ─�

Who's within�拭�

       Enter a Servant。 

       SERVANT。        My    lord�拭  �CAESAR。       Go   bid   the   priests  do   present 

sacrifice�察�And bring me their opinions of success。 SERVANT。 I will�察�my 

lord。 Exit。 

     

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