Anthony and Cleopatra (Modern)

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 4.5.12552[4.5]
 4.5.2Trumpets sound.
 4.5.3Enter Antony, [Scarrus,] and Eros.
 4.5.42553Scarrus
 The gods make this a happy day to Antony!
 4.5.52554Antony
 Would thou and those thy scars had once prevailed
 4.5.62555To make me fight at land.
 2556Scarrus
 To make me fight at land.  Hadst thou done so,
 4.5.72557The kings that have revolted and the soldier
 4.5.82558That has this morning left thee would have still
 4.5.92559Followed thy heels.
 2560Antony
 Followed thy heels.  Who's gone this morning?
 2561Scarrus
 Followed thy heels. Who's gone this morning?  Who?
 4.5.10One ever near thee. Call for Enobarbus,
 4.5.112562He shall not hear thee, or from Caesar's camp
 4.5.122563Say, "I am none of thine."
 2564Antony
 Say, "I am none of thine."  What sayest thou?
 4.5.132565Scarrus
 Sir he's with Caesar.
 2566Eros
 Sir he's with Caesar.  Sir, his chests and treasure 
 4.5.14He has not with him.
 2567Antony
 He has not with him.  Is he gone?
 2568Scarrus
 He has not with him. Is he gone?  Most certain.
 4.5.152569Antony
 Go, Eros. Send his treasure after. Do it;
 4.5.162570Detain no jot, I charge thee. Write to him -
 4.5.172571I will subscribe--gentle adieus and greetings;
 4.5.182572Say that I wish he never find more cause
 4.5.192573To change a master. Oh, my fortunes have
 4.5.202574Corrupted honest men. Dispatch. --Enobarbus!
 4.5.21Exeunt.

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Anthony and Cleopatra (Modern)