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Excerpt from Shakespeare Study Programs: The Tragedies
II. Iv. Seems to be introduced merely as a sort of cur tain between scenes iii and v. Or what do you think about this? Consult the Note on the setting of these scenes on Shakespeare's stage in First Folio Edition, pp.
Notice in II. V. Cleopatra's rage and chagrin at the news of the marriage, and how unconscious she is at the time that she is the centre round which not only Anthony's but the whole civilized world's destiny revolves.
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