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SCENE VIII.
BRUTUS, PROCULUS.PROCULUS.
All the senate
Struck with sincerest grief, and thrill'd with horror
The dire event which on thy head—
BRUTUS.
No more:
Know'st thou not Brutus! Shall he now attend
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Surround us, with new-kindled rage again
Mars calls us to the field.—To Rome alone
My cares belong; she every thought inspires.
Away! Her sons in this disastrous hour
Demand that I should fill his vacant place
Whom I bade bleed for them. At least I thus
Shall reach the goal of my sad life, and die,
As Titus ought, the champion of my country.
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