Act iv. sc. 7. Speech of Aufidius:—

“All places yield to him ere he sits down,” &c.

I have always thought this, in itself so beautiful speech, the least

explicable from the mood and full intention of the speaker of any in the

whole works of Shakespeare. I cherish the hope that I am mistaken, and

that, becoming wiser, I shall discover some profound excellence in that,

in which I now appear to detect an imperfection.

“Julius Cæsar.”

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