Julius Caesar Act I scene II Cassius: I   take the goodness in you, Brutus,                  Also I know your   august external behavior.                  However, honor is the most important subject.                  I do not know what do you and others think about life,                    simply to me, my life is not to be in  tutelage of othersââ?‰?¢ lives,                  Which argon the same as mine.                  I was born like Caesar, and you too.                  We were   generate like he was, and we  brush off both                   substantiate the  wintertime as well as Caesar.                  On a  dust-covered windy day,                  The Tiber River was impatient and wavy, beating her shores.                  Caesar  give  spiel to to me, ââ?¬Ã
?I  repugn you, Cassius, now jump in this  well-heeled river                  With me and see who can swim to    the rock first?ââ?¬Ã  aft(prenominal) he said this,                  I jumped into the river with clothes on,                  And told him to follow me, and he did.                  We fought against the rushing, roaring river.                  With our  vast strength, we pushed the water aside.                  And stopped it with strong  free-enterprise(a) spirits.                  But  to begin with we could arrive the finishing point,                  Caesar cried, ââ?¬Ã
?Help me, Cassius, I am  drop!ââ?¬Ã                  I, did the same thing as Ã? neas, our  capacious ancestor.                   want what he did in the flame of Troy with his  bring up bearing Anchises.                  So did I to Caesar, saved him from the waves of Tiber.

                  And this  mankind, Caesar, is now  give out a god,                  And I, Cassius is a miserable creature and must  prostrate to Caesar                  He had a fever when he was in Spain,                  When the  malady attacks him, I  marked how did he shake.                  And thatââ?‰?¢s true, the ââ?¬Ã?godââ?‰?¢ shook.                  His coward lips  lost their colour.                  And that eyes which fear the world lost the shine.                  I hear him groan.                  And his tongue that  ordinances Romans,  crossbreed him and his speeches are written in books, Sadly, it cried, ââ?¬Ã
? try me some drink, Titinius,ââ?¬Ã Like a sick girl! Oh my god, it does  engender    me that A man with such a weak  temper can  surpass the majestic world And carry the  honor alone.                                                           If you want to  set up a full essay, order it on our website: 
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