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a   male   tiger�察  �that   shall   our   poor   city   find。 And   all   this   is   'long   of   you。 

SICINIUS。 The gods be good unto us� �MENENIUS。 No�察�in such a case the 

gods will not be good unto us。 When we banish'd him we respected not 

them�察�and�察�he returning to break our necks�察�they respect not us。 

       Enter a MESSENGER 

       MESSENGER。   Sir�察  �if   you'd   save   your   life�察  �fly   to   your   house。   The 

plebeians   have   got   your   fellow   tribune And   hale   him   up   and   down�察  �all 

swearing   if The   Roman   ladies bring   not comfort   home They'll   give   him 

death by inches。 

       Enter another MESSENGER 

       SICINIUS。 What's the news�拭�SECOND MESSENGER。 Good news�察�

good   news�   �The   ladies   have   prevail'd�察  �The   Volscians   are   dislodg'd�察  �and 

Marcius      gone。   A   merrier   day   did   never   yet  greet   Rome�察   �No�察  �not   th' 



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expulsion of the Tarquins。 SICINIUS。 Friend�察�Art thou certain this is true�拭�

Is't most certain�拭�SECOND MESSENGER。 As certain as I know the sun is 

fire。 Where have you lurk'd�察�that you make doubt of it�拭�Ne'er through an 

arch so hurried the blown tide As the recomforted through th' gates。 Why�察�

hark   you�   。�Trumpets�察  �hautboys�察  �drums   beat�察  �all   together�А  �The   trumpets�察�

sackbuts�察    �psalteries�察  �and   fifes�察 �Tabors   and   cymbals�察   �and   the   shouting 

Romans�察�Make the sun dance。 Hark you� 。�A shout within�А�MENENIUS。 

This is good news。 I will go meet the ladies。 This Volumnia Is worth of 

consuls�察�senators�察�patricians�察�A city full�察�of tribunes such as you�察�A sea and 

land full。 You have pray'd well to´day�此�This morning for ten thousand of 

your   throats   I'd   not   have   given   a   doit。   Hark�察  �how   they  joy�   。�Sound   still 

with the shouts�А�SICINIUS。 First�察�the gods bless you for your tidings�察�next�察�

Accept my thankfulness。 SECOND MESSENGER。 Sir�察�we have all Great 

cause     to   give   great    thanks。   SICINIUS。       They     are   near   the   city�拭�

MESSENGER。 Almost at point to enter。 SICINIUS。 We'll meet them�察�And 

help the joy。 Exeunt 



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               SCENE V。 Rome。 A street near the gate 



    Enter   two   SENATORS   With   VOLUMNIA�察  �VIRGILIA�察  �VALERIA�察�

passing over the stage�察�'With other LORDS 

       FIRST SENATOR。 Behold our patroness�察�the life of Rome� �Call all 

your   tribes   together�察  �praise   the   gods�察 �And   make   triumphant   fires�察  �strew 

flowers before them。 Unshout the noise that banish'd Marcius�察�Repeal him 

with   the   welcome   of   his   mother�察  �ALL。   Welcome�察  �ladies�察  �welcome�   。�A 

flourish with drums and trumpets。 Exeunt�А�



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                   SCENE VI。 Corioli。 A public place 



     Enter TULLUS AUFIDIUS with attendents 

       AUFIDIUS。 Go tell the lords o' th' city I am here�察�Deliver them this 

paper�察�having read it�察�Bid them repair to th' market´place�察�where I�察�Even in 

theirs and in the commons' ears�察�Will vouch the truth of it。 Him I accuse 

The city ports by this hath enter'd and Intends t' appear before the people�察�

hoping To purge himself with words。 Dispatch。 Exeunt attendants 

       Enter three or four CONSPIRATORS of AUFIDIUS' faction 

       Most welcome� �FIRST CONSPIRATOR。 How is it with our general�拭�

AUFIDIUS。   Even   so As   with   a   man   by   his   own   alms   empoison'd�察�And 

with his charity slain。 SECOND CONSPIRATOR。 Most noble sir�察�If you 

do hold the same intent wherein You wish'd us parties�察�we'll deliver you Of 

your great danger。 AUFIDIUS。 Sir�察�I cannot tell�察�We must proceed as we 

do   find   the  people。   THIRD      CONSPIRATOR。           The   people   will   remain 

uncertain whilst 'Twixt you there's difference�察�but the fall of either Makes 

the survivor heir of all。 AUFIDIUS。 I know it�察�And my pretext to strike at 

him admits A good construction。 I rais'd him�察�and I pawn'd Mine honour 

for   his   truth�察  �who   being   so   heighten'd�察  �He   watered   his   new   plants   with 

dews   of   flattery�察  �Seducing   so   my   friends�察  �and   to   this   end   He   bow'd   his 

nature�察   �never   known     before    But   to  be  rough�察   �unswayable�察    �and   free。 

THIRD CONSPIRATOR。 Sir�察�his stoutness When he did stand for consul�察�

which he lost By lack of stooping´ AUFIDIUS。 That I would have spoken 

of。 Being banish'd for't�察�he came unto my hearth�察�Presented to my knife his 

throat。 I took him�察�Made him joint´servant with me�察�gave him way In all 

his   own   desires�察  �nay�察  �let   him   choose   Out   of   my   files�察  �his   projects   to 

accomplish�察  �My   best   and   freshest   men�察  �serv'd   his   designments   In   mine 

own person�察�holp to reap the fame Which he did end all his�察�and took some 

pride To do myself this wrong。 Till�察�at the last�察�I seem'd his follower�察�not 

partner�察�and He wag'd me with his countenance as if I had been mercenary。 

FIRST CONSPIRATOR。 So he did�察�my lord。 The army marvell'd at it�察�and�察�

in the last�察�When he had carried Rome and that we look'd For no less spoil 

than   glory´   AUFIDIUS。        There   was   it�察 �For   which   my   sinews   shall   be 

stretch'd upon him。 At a few drops of women's rheum�察�which are As cheap 



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as lies�察�he sold the blood and labour Of our great action�察�therefore shall he 

die�察�And I'll renew me in his fall。 But�察�hark� 。�Drums and trumpets sound�察�

with   great   shouts   of   the   people�А  �FIRST   CONSPIRATOR。   Your   native 

town you enter'd like a post�察�And had no welcomes home�察�but he returns 

Splitting the air with noise。 SECOND CONSPIRATOR。 And patient fools�察�

Whose children he hath slain�察�their base throats tear With giving him glory。 

THIRD       CONSPIRATOR。           Therefore�察   �at  your   vantage�察   �Ere   he   express 

himself   or   move   the   people   With   what   he   would   say�察  �let   him   feel   your 

sword�察�Which we will second。 When he lies along�察�After your way his tale 

pronounc'd shall bury His reasons with his body。 AUFIDIUS。 Say no more�此�

Here come the lords。 Enter the LORDS of the city 

       LORDS。      You    are   most   welcome      home。    AUFIDIUS。       I  have    not 

deserv'd it。  But�察  �worthy  lords�察  �have   you   with   heed   perused What   I   have 

written   to   you�拭  �LORDS。   We   have。   FIRST   LORD。 And   grieve   to   hear't。 

What faults he made before the last�察�I think Might have found easy fines�察�

but there to end Where he was to begin�察�and give away The benefit of our 

levies�察�answering us With our own charge�察�making a treaty where There 

was   a   yielding´   this   admits   no   excuse。 AUFIDIUS。   He   approaches�察  �you 

shall hear him。 

       Enter    CORIOLANUS�察           �marching     with    drum     and    colours�察   �the 

commoners being with him 

       CORIOLANUS。   Hail�察  �lords�   �I   am   return'd   your   soldier�察  �No   more 

infected    with   my    country's    love  Than    when    I  parted   hence�察   �but  still 

subsisting Under your great command。 You are to know That prosperously 

I   have   attempted�察  �and   With   bloody   passage   led   your   wars   even   to   The 

gates    of  Rome。     Our   spoils   we    have   brought    home     Doth    more   than 

counterpoise   a   full   third   part   The   charges   of   the   action。   We   have   made 

peace With no less honour to the Antiates Than shame to th' Romans�察�and 

we here deliver�察�Subscrib'd by th' consuls and patricians�察�Together with the 

seal o' th' Senate�察�what We have compounded on。 AUFIDIUS。 Read it not�察�

noble lords�察�But tell the traitor in the highest degree He hath abus'd your 

powers。     CORIOLANUS。           Traitor�   �How     now�拭   �AUFIDIUS。        Ay�察  �traitor�察�

Marcius。      CORIOLANUS。           Marcius�     �AUFIDIUS。        Ay�察  �Marcius�察    �Caius 

Marcius� �Dost thou think I'll grace thee with that robbery�察�thy stol'n name 



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Coriolanus�察  �in   Corioli�拭�You   lords   and   heads   o'   th'   state�察  �perfidiously   He 

has   betray'd   your   business   and   given   up�察  �For   certain   drops   of   salt�察  �your 

city Rome´ I say your city´ to his wife and mother�察�Breaking his oath and 

resolution like A twist of rotten silk�察�never admitting Counsel o' th' war�察�

but at his nurse's tears He whin'd and roar'd away your victory�察�That pages 

blush'd    at   him�察  �and   men    of  heart   Look'd     wond'ring     each   at  others。 

CORIOLANUS。 He

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