The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

: IN .YlIfNE III mand that his fleet
AstteAW should advanoo
Es9 % H against the feet OF
- Ia @ Cesar, and that his
fsp3ss{RET k8H.HI cavalry should open
I kJ EsssH E7zS154I the land battle with
NJ K Lt.t5J6Bu the cavalry Of
/ NINNSs$diRy4sg Cesar. Accordingly, the
EaAsaIss s9SE feet advanced in triple
iSIl N 4 line, and the feet OF
si NJ III Ciesar came out meet It
'''' But when they met, the gal
leys Of Antony lifted their oars In greeting,
and passed over to the galleys Of Cesar; and
together they sailed away. And the cavalry
OF Antony rode forth beyond the Hippo
drome to charge the cavalry Of Cesar;
bat when they met they lowered their
swords and passed over 70 the camp Of
Caesar, deserting Antony. Then Antony
grew mad with rage and terrible to sec. He
shouted to his legions 10 stand firm
and await attack; and for little while they
stood. One man, however--that same ofi-
Ger who would have slain me on the yestort
night-strove to fly; but Antony seized him
with his own hand. threw him 10 the earth.
and, sprlnging from his horse, drew his
sword to clay him. On high he held his
sword, while the man, covering his face,
awaited DEATH But Antony dropped his
sword and bade him rise. XII I9j5Er
utao ~ ba .aid $50 N Ca,aar and uroa-
mari once I aid love thea Wbv. then.
among 40 MANY traitors. should I sinele thee
out for deathi'' rtj8 t't ~
The man rose and looked upon him sor-
rowfully. Then, shame overwhelming him,
with great cry he tore open his shirt Of
mail plunged his sword into his own heart.
and fell down dead. Antony stood and
Razed at him, but never a word he said.
Meanwhile the ranks Of Cesar's legions
drew near, and 80 soon as they crossed
spears the legions Of Antony turned and
fed. Then the soldiers Of Cesar stood still,
mocking them but scarce q man was slain,
for they pursued not
ely, Antony, fly l'' cried Eros. his servant,
who alone with me STAYED by him. nFly
ere thou art dragged q prisoner TO Casarl''
So he turned and fled. proaning heavily.
With him / went, and as we rode through
the Canopic Gate, where many folks stood
wondering, Antony spoke to me; ..I.
"Go thou, Olympus, 20 10 the Queen and
say: Antony sends greeting 10 Cleopatra.
who hath betrayed him To Cleopatra he
sends greeting and FAREWELL"
And 80 went TO the tomb, but Antony
fed on 70 the palace. When l came TO the
tomb knocked upon the door, and Char
mion looked forth from the window.
"Open," cried, and she opened.
What news, Harmachis" she whis-
pered. Ht ...s. ....,.s.
"Charmion,u said. "the end Is at hand.
Antony Is fedI"
at is WELL" she answered; II am
sweary."
And there on the golden bed sat Cleo
patra
"Speal, mani ~ she cried.
"Antony has fed; his forces are fed
Caesar draws near. To Cleopatra the great
Antony sends greetings and farewell.
Greeting 70 Cleopatra who hath BETRAYED
him, and FAREWELL De- p. a,es'
at IA n lie y, she screamed CT hetravea
him uotI Thou Olvmpus. 90 swiftly 10 An.
tony and answer thus: TO Antony. Cleo
patra. who hath not BETRAYED him senda
9reetines and farewell. Cleopatra h no
more.,n ..-IIs T
And 40 I went. folloving ont INV nnrno.e
In the Alabaster Hall I fo,,nd Antony pacIn o
N ana fro tosaing bIs bands to,ya, "a ,he
heaven. and with him Eros. Tor y, ali his
servants Froa alons remaineS hv .bi. ta,ion
man. -
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