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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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entire Upon the next encounter yields him ours。 CASCA。 O�察�he sits high in 

all   the   people's   hearts�察�And   that   which   would   appear   offense   in   us�察  �His 

countenance�察�like richest alchemy�察�Will change to virtue and to worthiness。 

CASSIUS。 Him and his worth and our great need of him You have right 

well   conceited。   Let   us   go�察  �For   it   is   after   midnight�察  �and   ere   day  We   will 

awake him and be sure of him。 Exeunt。 



       



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                         ACT II。 



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                                        SCENE I。 



     Enter Brutus in his orchard。 

       BRUTUS。 What�察�Lucius�察�ho� �I cannot�察�by the progress of the stars�察�

Give guess   how   near   to   day。  Lucius�察  �I   say�   �I   would it   were   my  fault   to 

sleep so soundly。 When�察�Lucius�察�when�拭�Awake�察�I say� �What�察�Lucius� �

       Enter Lucius。 

       LUCIUS。 Call'd you�察�my lord�拭�BRUTUS。 Get me a taper in my study�察�

Lucius。 When   it   is lighted�察 �come   and call   me   here。 LUCIUS。  I   will�察 �my 

lord。 Exit。 BRUTUS。 It must be by his death�察�and�察�for my part�察�I know no 

personal cause to spurn at him�察�But for the general。 He would be crown'd�此�

How that might change his nature�察�there's the question。 It is the bright day 

that brings forth the adder And that craves wary walking。 Crown him that�察�

And then�察�I grant�察�we put a sting in him That at his will he may do danger 

with。 The abuse of greatness is when it disjoins Remorse from power�察�and�察�

to   speak   truth   of   Caesar�察  �I   have   not   known   when   his   affections   sway'd 

More than   his   reason。   But   'tis   a   common   proof That   lowliness   is   young 

ambition's   ladder�察�Whereto   the   climber´upward   turns his   face�察  �But   when 

he once attains the upmost round�察�He then unto the ladder turns his back�察�

Looks in the clouds�察�scorning the base degrees By which he did ascend。 So 

Caesar may�察�Then�察�lest he may�察�prevent。 And�察�since the quarrel Will bear 

no color for the thing he is�察�Fashion it thus�察�that what he is�察�augmented�察�

Would   run   to   these   and   these   extremities�察�And   therefore   think   him   as   a 

serpent's egg Which hatch'd would as his kind grow mischievous�察�And kill 

him in the shell。 Re´enter Lucius。 

       LUCIUS。 The taper burneth in your closet�察�sir。 Searching the window 

for a flint I found This paper thus seal'd up�察�and I am sure It did not lie 

there when I went to bed。 Gives him the letter。 BRUTUS。 Get you to bed 

again�察�it is not day。 Is not tomorrow�察�boy�察�the ides of March�拭�LUCIUS。 I 

know     not�察  �sir。  BRUTUS。       Look    in  the  calendar    and   bring   me    word。 

LUCIUS。 I will�察�sir。 Exit。 BRUTUS。 The exhalations whizzing in the air 

Give so much light that I may read by them。 Opens the letter and reads。 

;Brutus�察  �thou   sleep'st�此  �awake   and   see   thyself�   �Shall   Rome�察  �etc。   Speak�察�

strike�察�redress� ─�



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       ;Brutus�察  �thou   sleep'st�此  �awake� ─  �Such   instigations   have   been      often 

dropp'd Where I have took them up。 ;Shall Rome�察�etc。; Thus must I piece 

it   out。  Shall   Rome     stand    under    one   man's    awe�拭   �What�察   �Rome�拭     �My 

ancestors did from the   streets of Rome The Tarquin drive�察�when he   was 

call'd a king。 ;Speak�察�strike�察�redress� ─�Am I entreated To speak and strike�拭�

O   Rome�察  �I   make   thee   promise�察  �If   the   redress  will   follow�察  �thou   receivest 

Thy full petition at the hand of Brutus� �

       Re´enter Lucius。 

       LUCIUS。       Sir�察 �March     is  wasted     fifteen   days。   Knocking      within。 

BRUTUS。 'Tis good。 Go to the gate�察�somebody knocks。 Exit Lucius。 Since 

Cassius   first   did   whet   me   against   Caesar   I   have   not   slept。   Between   the 

acting of a dreadful   thing And   the first   motion�察�all the interim  is Like   a 

phantasma or a hideous dream�察�The genius and the mortal instruments Are 

then in council�察�and the state of man�察�Like to a little kingdom�察�suffers then 

The nature of an insurrection。 

       Re´enter Lucius。 

       LUCIUS。 Sir�察�'tis your brother Cassius at the door�察�Who doth desire 

to see you。 BRUTUS。 Is he alone�拭�LUCIUS。 No�察�sir�察�there are more with 

him。   BRUTUS。   Do   you   know   them�拭  �LUCIUS。   No�察  �sir�察  �their   hats   are 

pluck'd about their ears�察�And half their faces buried in their cloaks�察�That by 

no means I may discover them By any mark of favor。 BRUTUS。 Let 'em 

enter。  Exit   Lucius。 They  are   the   faction。   O   Conspiracy�察  �Shamest   thou   to 

show thy dangerous brow by night�察�When evils are most free�拭�O�察�then�察�by 

day Where  wilt   thou   find   a  cavern   dark enough To   mask   thy  monstrous 

visage�拭�Seek none�察�Conspiracy�察�Hide it in smiles and affability�察�For if thou 

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