Caesar And Cleopatra
Caesar And Cleopatra
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(Hetakes another turn, Rufio chewing dates meanwhile. ) The Egyptians cannotbe such fools as not to storm the barricade and swoop down on us herebefore it is finished. It is the first time I have ever run an avoidablerisk. I should not have come to Egypt.
RUFIO. An hour ago you were all for victory.
CAESAR (apologetically). Yes: I was a fool--rash, Rufio--boyish.
RUFIO. Boyish! Not a bit of it. Here. (Offering him a handful of dates. ) CAESAR. What are these for?
RUFIO. To eat. That's what's th...e matter with you. When a man comes toyour age, he runs down before his midday meal. Eat and drink; and thenhave another look at our chances.
CAESAR (taking the dates). My age! (He shakes his head and bites adate. ) Yes, Rufio: I am an old man--worn out now--true, quite true. (Hegives way to melancholy contemplation, and eats another date. ) Achillasis still in his prime: Ptolemy is a boy. (He eats another date, andplucks up a little. ) Well, every dog has his day; and I have had mine:I cannot complain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Hetakes another turn, Rufio chewing dates meanwhile. ) The Egyptians cannotbe such fools as not to storm the barricade and swoop down on us herebefore it is finished. It is the first time I have ever run an avoidablerisk. I should not have come to Egypt.
RUFIO. An hour ago you were all for victory.
CAESAR (apologetically). Yes: I was a fool--rash, Rufio--boyish.
RUFIO. Boyish! Not a bit of it. Here. (Offering him a handful of dates. ) CAESAR. What are these for?
RUFIO. To eat. That's what's th...e matter with you. When a man comes toyour age, he runs down before his midday meal. Eat and drink; and thenhave another look at our chances.
CAESAR (taking the dates). My age! (He shakes his head and bites adate. ) Yes, Rufio: I am an old man--worn out now--true, quite true. (Hegives way to melancholy contemplation, and eats another date. ) Achillasis still in his prime: Ptolemy is a boy. (He eats another date, andplucks up a little. ) Well, every dog has his day; and I have had mine:I cannot complain.
What to read after Caesar And Cleopatra?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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