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Alexander Pope [1723], [The tragedy of Julius Cæsar, altered: With a Prologue and Chorus; By His Grace, John Duke of Buckingham, in] The works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham (Printed by John Barber, Alderman of London, London) [word count] [S39101].
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SCENE IV. Enter the Conspirators, and other Senators.

CASSIUS.
See if our Friends are not already come.
Tis later than we thought. You are well met.

CINNA.
Is Cæsar stirring yet?

CASSIUS.
Just now gone in;
And will, when drest, immediately come forth.
Fear nothing, all's secure.

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Alexander Pope [1723], [The tragedy of Julius Cæsar, altered: With a Prologue and Chorus; By His Grace, John Duke of Buckingham, in] The works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham (Printed by John Barber, Alderman of London, London) [word count] [S39101].
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