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Cato�察�Lucilius�察�and others。
BRUTUS。 Yet�察�countrymen�察�O�察�yet hold up your heads� �CATO。 What
bastard doth not�拭�Who will go with me�拭�I will proclaim my name about
the field。 I am the son of Marcus Cato�察 �ho� �A foe to tyrants�察 �and my
country's friend。 I am the son of Marcus Cato�察�ho� �BRUTUS。 And I am
Brutus�察�Marcus Brutus�察�I�察�Brutus�察�my country's friend�察�know me for Brutus� �
Exit。 LUCILIUS。 O young and noble Cato�察�art thou down�拭�Why�察�now thou
diest as bravely as Titinius�察 �And mayst be honor'd�察 �being Cato's son。
FIRST SOLDIER。 Yield�察 �or thou diest。 LUCILIUS。 Only I yield to die。
��Offers money。�А �There is so much that thou wilt kill me straight�此 �Kill
Brutus�察 �and be honor'd in his death。 FIRST SOLDIER。 We must not。 A
noble prisoner� �SECOND SOLDIER。 Room�察 �ho� �Tell Antony�察 �Brutus is
ta'en。 FIRST SOLDIER。 I'll tell the news。 Here comes the general。
Enter Antony。
Brutus is ta'en�察 �Brutus is ta'en�察 �my lord。 ANTONY。 Where is he�拭�
LUCILIUS。 Safe�察�Antony�察�Brutus is safe enough。 I dare assure thee that no
enemy Shall ever take alive the noble Brutus�察�The gods defend him from
so great a shame� �When you do find him�察 �or alive or dead�察 �He will be
found like Brutus�察�like himself。 ANTONY。 This is not Brutus�察�friend�察�but�察�I
assure you�察�A prize no less in worth。 Keep this man safe�察 �Give him all
kindness�察 �I had rather have Such men my friends than enemies。 Go on�察�
And see wheer Brutus be alive or dead�察�And bring us word unto Octavius'
tent How everything is chanced。 Exeunt。
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SCENE V。 Another part of the field。
Enter Brutus�察�Dardanius�察�Clitus�察�Strato�察�and Volumnius。
BRUTUS。 Come�察�poor remains of friends�察�rest on this rock。 CLITUS。
Statilius show'd the torchlight�察�but�察�my lord�察�He came not back。 He is or
ta'en or slain。 BRUTUS。 Sit thee down�察�Clitus。 Slaying is the word�此�It is a
deed in fashion。 Hark thee�察�Clitus。 Whispers。 CLITUS。 What�察�I�察�my lord�拭�
No�察�not for all the world。 BRUTUS。 Peace then�察�no words。 CLITUS。 I'll
rather kill myself。 BRUTUS。 Hark thee�察 �Dardanius。 Whispers。
DARDANIUS。 Shall I do such a deed�拭 �CLITUS。 O Dardanius� �
DARDANIUS。 O Clitus� �CLITUS。 What ill request did Brutus make to
thee�拭 �DARDANIUS。 To kill him�察 �Clitus。 Look�察 �he meditates。 CLITUS。
Now is that noble vessel full of grief�察�That it runs over even at his eyes。
BRUTUS。 Come hither�察 �good Volumnius�察 �list a word。 VOLUMNIUS。
What says my lord�拭�BRUTUS。 Why�察�this�察�Volumnius�此�The ghost of Caesar
hath appear'd to me Two several times by night�察�at Sardis once�察�And this
last night here in Philippi fields。 I know my hour is come。 VOLUMNIUS。
Not so�察�my lord。 BRUTUS。 Nay I am sure it is�察�Volumnius。 Thou seest the
world�察�Volumnius�察�how it goes�察�Our enemies have beat us to the pit�察�Low
alarums。 It is more worthy to leap in ourselves Than tarry till they push us。
Good Volumnius�察�Thou know'st that we two went to school together�察�Even
for that our love of old�察�I prithee�察�Hold thou my sword´hilts�察�whilst I run
on it。 VOLUMNIUS。 That's not an office for a friend�察 �my lord。 Alarum
still。 CLITUS。 Fly�察 �fly�察 �my lord�察 �there is no tarrying here。 BRUTUS。
Farewell to you�察�and you�察�and you�察�Volumnius。 Strato�察�thou hast been all
this while asleep�察�Farewell to thee too�察�Strato。 Countrymen�察�My heart doth
joy that yet in all my life I found no man but he was true to me。 I shall
have glory by this losing day�察�More than Octavius and Mark Antony By
this vile conquest shall attain unto。 So�察�fare you well at once�察�for Brutus'
tongue Hath almost ended his life's history。 Night hangs upon mine eyes�察�
my bones would rest That have but labor'd to attain this hour。 Alarum。 Cry
within�察 �Fly�察�fly�察�fly� ─�CLITUS。 Fly�察�my lord�察�fly。 BRUTUS。 Hence� �I will
follow。 Exeunt Clitus�察 �Dardanius�察 �and Volumnius。 I prithee�察 �Strato�察 �stay
thou by thy lord。 Thou art a fellow of a good respect�察�Thy life hath had
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some smatch of honor in it。 Hold then my sword�察�and turn away thy face�察�
While I do run upon it。 Wilt thou�察�Strato�拭�STRATO。 Give me your hand
first。 Fare you well�察 �my lord。 BRUTUS。 Farewell�察�good Strato。 Runs on
his sword。 Caesar�察�now be still�察�I kill'd not thee with half so good a will。
Dies。
Alarum。 Retreat。 Enter Octavius�察�Antony�察�Messala�察�Lucilius�察�and the
Army。
OCTAVIUS。 What man is that�拭�MESSALA。 My master's man。 Strato�察�
where is thy master�拭�STRATO。 Free from the bondage you are in�察�Messala�此�
The conquerors can but make a fire of him�察 �For Brutus only overcame
himself�察�And no man else hath honor by his death。 LUCILIUS。 So Brutus
should be found。 I thank thee�察 �Brutus�察 �That thou hast proved Lucilius'
saying true。 OCTAVIUS。 All that served Brutus�察 �I will entertain them。
Fellow�察�wilt thou bestow thy time with me�拭�STRATO。 Ay�察�if Messala will
prefer me to you。 OCTAVIUS。 Do so�察 �good Messala。 MESSALA。 How
died my master�察�Strato�拭�STRATO。 I held the sword�察�and he did run on it。
MESSALA。 Octavius�察 �then take him to follow thee That did the latest
service to my master。 ANTONY。 This was the noblest Roman of them all。
All the conspirators�察 �save only he�察 �Did that they did in envy of great
Caesar�察 �He only�察 �in a general honest thought And common good to all�察�
made one of them。 His life was gentle�察�and the elements So mix'd in him
that Nature might stand up And say to all the world�察 �This was a man� ─�
OCTAVIUS。 According to his virtue let us use him With all respect and
rites of burial。 Within my tent his bones tonight shall lie�察 �Most like a
soldier�察�ordered honorably。 So call the field to rest�察�and let's away�察�To part
the glories of this happy day。 Exeunt。
THE END
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