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Cleopatra

CHAPTER XII
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She leaned over the dying Antony, crying out incessantly with the most piteous exclamations of grief.

She bathed his face, which was covered with blood, and vainly endeavored to stanch his wound.
Antony urged her to be calm, and not to mourn his fate.

He asked for some wine.

They brought it to him and he drank it.

He then entreated Cleopatra to save her life, if she possibly could do so, and to make some terms or other with Octavius, so as to continue to live.


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