or Rome was wild with joy Iulius Caesar
having conquered his great rival Pompey
has returned in triumph the ruler of the
world
these are feet Cesar is time to hear
beware the Ides of March but says that
of me now sweet once again beware the
eyes of Caesar dreamer
let us leave him pass Brutus I have not
from your eyes that gentleness and show
of love as I was won't to have poor
Brutus with himself at war forgets the
shows of love to other men what means
this shouting I feel the people choose
Caesar for their king
I do fear it then must I think you would
not have it so I would not Kassie's yet
I love him will why man he doth bestride
the narrow world like a colossus and we
petty men walk under his huge legs and
speak about to find ourselves
dishonorable graves
what should be in that Caesar why should
that name be sounded more than yours
Caesar is returning Antonius Caesar let
me have men about me than a fat sleek
headed men on such a sleeper night young
Cassius has a lean and hungry look he
thinks too much
such men are dangerous fear him not
Caesar he's not dangerous he's a noble
Roman and well given would he were
fatter
Casca tell us what hath chanced today
that Caesar look so sad why there was a
crown not offered him he put it by but
to my thinking he would fain have had it
who offered him the crown Mark Antony
what was the second noise for why for
that true then he put it by again but to
my thinking he was very little to lay
his fingers off it as he refused it
your Adelman's wanted another such a
deal of stinking breath that you'd had
almost to Caesar pretty fell down I did
tis very like he hath the falling
sickness no Caesar had not but you and I
and honest Casca we have the falling
sickness I know not what you mean by
that
farewell bill tomorrow if you please to
speak with me come home to me and I will
wait for you I will do so till then
think of the world
well Brutus thou art noble yet I see thy
honourable Mecca may be wrought
for who so far that cannot be seduced
who's there a Roman gas caballo horse
Cassius what night is this where the
heavens men are so close that a lonely
earth so full of thoughts they say the
Senators tomorrow mean to establish
Caesar as a key I know where I'm aware
this dagger then Casius from a bondage
will deliver Casillas so will I and
close a while this dinner is a friend
Casius if you could but win the noble
Brutus to our party Brooks and I take
mr. Tabor and throw this in at his
winner the parts of Emma's hours already
and AM an entire upon the next encounter
yields him Alice
it must be by his death and for my part
I know no personal calls to spurn at him
but for the general he would be crowned
how that might change his nature crown
him that and then I ground me but a
stinging him therefore think of him as a
serpent's egg and kill him in the shell
the tapir burn it in your closet sir
searching the window for a flint I found
this paper it's not tomorrow by the Ides
of March sir March is wasted 15 days go
to the gate somebody knocks Brutus now
sleeps awake and see themself speak
strike redress between the acting of a
dreadful thing and the first motion only
interim is like a Fantasma for a hideous
dream
good-morrow Brutus no I these men that
come along with you yes every man of
them give me your hands all over one by
one shall no man else be touched but
only Caesar daysius well urged I think
it is not meet Mark Antony so well
beloved of Caesar should outlive Caesar
our course will seem too bloody to cut
the head off and then hack the limbs
let's be sacrificers but not butchers
Casius and for Mark Antony think not of
him yet I fear him let him not die but
it is doubtful yet where the Caesar will
come forth today or no for he is
superstitious groan of late never fear
that I can persuade him and I will bring
him to the capital to start apart Brutus
my lord
wherefore rise you now dear my lord make
me acquainted with your cause of grief
Portia I am NOT well in health and that
is all no my Brutus you have some sick
offense within your mind and upon my
knees I'd charm you by all your vows of
love that you unfold to me why you are
heavy and what men tonight have had
resort to you kneel not gentle Portia I
should not need if you were gentle
Brutus
well I but in the suburbs of your good
pleasure
if it be known more Portia is Brutus
harlot not his wife you are my true and
honorable wife and by and by thy bosom
shall partake the secrets of my heart
what mean you Caesar
you shall not stir out of your house
today Caesar shall fall I never stood on
ceremonies yet now they fright me there
is one within recounts most horrid
sights these predictions are to the
world in general as the season when
beggars die there are no comments see
the heavens themselves blaze forth the
death of princes cards die many times
before their deaths the valiant never
taste of death but once alas my lord
your wisdom is consumed in confidence
call it my fear that keeps you in the
house and not your own for the humour I
will stay at home the Caesar
all hail yes yes your coming very happy
time to bear my greetings to the
Senators and tell them that I will not
come today most mighty Caesar let me
know some cause the cause is in my will
I will not come that is enough to
satisfy the Senate but because I love
you I will let you know
Calpurnia here my wife stays me at home
she dreamt tonight she saw my statue
which like a fountain with an hundred
spouts did run pure blood and many lusty
Romans came smiling and did bathed their
hands
this dream is all a misinterpreted it
signifies that from you
great Rome shall suck reviving blood ah
and this way have you well expanded it
and know it now the Senate have
concluded to give this day a crown to
mighty Caesar
if you shall send them word you will not
come their minds may change how foolish
do your fear seem now Calpurnia I will
go
The Ides of March I come I'm Caesar but
not God I wish your enterprise today may
thrive I fear our purpose is discovered
proofed us what shall be done gaseous be
constant popilius lena speaks not of our
purposes for look he smiles the Caesar
does not change
Gasca
you are the first that frees your hand
most high most mighty o Caesar RM Caesar
Caesar pardon I kiss thy hand but not in
flattery Caesar what Brutus great Caesar
hence wilt thou lift up Olympus speak
hands for me
led to brew tea then fall Caesar
liberty freedom children t is liberty
freedom
why not stand still ambitions debt is
paid then walk we forth even to the
marketplace let's all cry peace freedom
and liberty where is Mark Antony welcome
Mark Antony o mighty Caesar past allies
so
I know not gentlemen what you intend who
else must be let blood if I myself there
is no hour so fitter Caesars death Oh Oh
Antony beg not your death of us your
voice shall be as strong as any man's in
the disposing of new dignities we will
deliver you the cause weii that did love
Caesar when I struck him have thus
proceeded I doubt not of your wisdom and
I'm moreover suitor that I may produce
his body to the marketplace and in the
pulpit has becomes a friend speak in the
order of his funeral I will myself into
the pulpit first and show the reason of
our Caesars death I know what my fall I
like it not
Romans
oh pardon me thou bleeding piece of
Earth that I am meek and gentle with
these butchers woe to the hand that shed
this costly blood cry havoc and let slip
the dogs of war as Caesar loved me I
weep for him as he was valiant I honor
him but as he was ambitious I slew him I
have the same dagger for myself when it
shall please my country to need my death
bring him with triumph home unto his
house give you a statue that MVC's our
friends Romans countrymen lend me your
ears I come to bury Caesar not to praise
him the evil that men do lives after
them the good is oft interred with their
bones so let it be with Caesar he was my
friend faithful and just to me but
Brutus says he was ambitious and Brutus
is an honorable man when that the poor
have cried Caesar hath wept ambition
should be made of sterner stuff yet
Brutus says he was ambitious you all did
see I thrice presented him a kingly
crown which he did thrice refuse was
this ambition methinks there is much
reason in his safe Caesar has had great
wrong yet Brutus says he was ambitious I
fear there will a worse come in his
place and Brutus is an honourable man
there is not a nobler man in Rome than
Antony if you have tears prepare to shed
them now look in this place round Casius
dagger through see what a rent the
envious Casca o piteous pict all noble
Caesar
through this the well-beloved Brutus
town
this was the
stun kindest cut of all
switches savings
now let it work mischief thou art of
foot take thou what course found with
the conspirators fled from the fury of
the people anyone against whom there was
the smallest suspicion was ruthlessly
put to death by order of Mark Antony and
young Octavius Caesars nephew and heir
to his name Brutus and Cassius fled into
Asia where they raised armies to march
against Antony and Octavius
but all was not well between the friends
Brutus accused Casius of taking bribes
aye
and if King Tom when Caesar lived he
Durst not thus have moved me you Durst
not so of tempted him remember March the
Ides of March remember did not Greg
Julius bleed for justice sake do not
presume too much upon my love I may do
that I shall be sorry for
you have done that you should be sorry
for you love me not
oh gaseous I am sick of many griefs
Portia is dead how scape by killing when
I crossed yourself not what sickness
impatient of my absence and grief that
young Octavius with Mark Antony have
made themselves so strong with this she
fell distracted swallowed fire whole
shine art thou gone no more I pray you I
have here received letters that young
Octavius and Mark Antony come down upon
us with a mighty power what do you think
of marching to Philippi presently I do
not think it good cause is ripe the
enemy increases every day we at the
height are ready to decline there is a
tide in the affairs of men which taken
at the flood leads on to fortune and
with your will go on will along
ourselves and meet them at Philippi
who comes here but thou anything
speak to me what thou art
my evil spirit Brutus why comes down to
tell me a large table see me and Philip
well and I shall see thee again
on the plane of Phillipi the armies of
Octavius and Mark Antony await the
coming battle
Octavius lead your battle softly on upon
the left hand of the even field upon the
right hand
I keep thou the left why do you cross me
I do not cross you but I will do so
this is my birthday as this very day was
Casius born against my will am i
compelled to set upon one battle all our
liberties
now most noble Brutus if we lose this
battle
are you contented to be led in triumph
through the streets of Rome no Casius no
but this same day must end that work the
Ides of March begun and whether we shall
meet again I know not forever and
forever farewell cassis if we do meet
again why we shall smile if not why then
this parting was well made forever and
forever farewell Brutus if we do meet
again we'll smile indeed if not tis true
this parting was well made
all day long the battle rage at last the
Sun went down at Philippi
Antony and Octavius will be
lie further off my lord Mark Antony is
in your tents Thursday I breathe first
and where I did begin there shall I past
time it's come round
Caesar thou art revenged even with a
sword that killed
Oh Julius Caesar thou art mighty yet the
last of all the Romans very well friends
I owe more tears to this dead man than
you shall see me pay I shall find time
Casius I shall find time our enemies
have beat us to the pit it is more
worthy to leap in ourselves than tarry
till they push us I know my hour is come
Caesar now be still
I killed not thee with half so good a
will
how died by master strata Brutus only
overcame himself and no man else have
honored by his death this was the
noblest Roman of them all all the
conspirators safe only he did that they
did in envy of great Caesar he only in a
general honest thought and common good
to all made one of them his life was
gentle and the elements so mixed in him
that nature might stand up and say to
all the world this mortal man
you