Antony And Cleopatra
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Excerpt Eopatra. Hear The Ambassadors. Antony. Fie, Wrangling Queen! Whom Everything Becomes, --to Chide, To Laugh, To Weep; Whose Every Passion Fully Strives To Make Itself In Thee Fair And Admir'd! No Messenger; But Thine, And All Alone To-night We'll Wander Through The Streets And Note The Qualities Of People. Come, My Queen; Last Night You Did Desire It: --speak Not To Us. [exeunt Antony And Cleopatra, With Their Train.] Demetrius. Is Caesar With Antonius Priz'd So Slight? Philo. Sir, Sometimes When He Is Not Antony, He Comes Too Short Of That Great Property Which Still Should Go With Antony. Demetrius. I Am Full Sorry That He Approves The Common Liar, Who Thus Speaks Of Him At Rome: But I Will Hope Of Better Deeds To-morrow. Rest You Happy! [exeunt.] Scene Ii. Alexandria. Another Room In Cleopatra's Palace. [enter Ch
Antony And Cleopatra William Shakespeare
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Excerpt Eopatra. Hear The Ambassadors. Antony. Fie, Wrangling Queen! Whom Everything Becomes, --to Chide, To Laugh, To Weep; Whose Every Passion Fully Strives To Make Itself In Thee Fair And Admir'd! No Messenger; But Thine, And All Alone To-night We'll Wander Through The Streets And Note The Qualities Of People. Come, My Queen; Last Night You Did Desire It: --speak Not To Us. [exeunt Antony And Cleopatra, With Their Train.] Demetrius. Is Caesar With Antonius Priz'd So Slight? Philo. Sir, Sometimes When He Is Not Antony, He Comes Too Short Of That Great Property Which Still Should Go With Antony. Demetrius. I Am Full Sorry That He Approves The Common Liar, Who Thus Speaks Of Him At Rome: But I Will Hope Of Better Deeds To-morrow. Rest You Happy! [exeunt.] Scene Ii. Alexandria. Another Room In Cleopatra's Palace. [enter Ch