Cleopatra (read by Beth Thomas)
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 25 Jul
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Cleopatra.
Read by Beth Thomas
What shall I do?
Or whither shall I turn?
Ventidius has o'ercome, and he will go.
He goes to fight for you, said
Then he would see me ere he went to fight.
Flatter me not once he goes he's lost, and all my hopes destroyed.
I am no queen Is this to be a queen, to be besieged by yon insulting Roman, and to wait each hour the victor's chain?
These ills are small, for Antony is lost, and I can mourn for nothing else but him.
Now come, Octavius, I have no more to lose.
Prepare thy bands, I am fit to be a captive.
Antony has taught my mind the fortune of a slave.
Call reason to assist you.
I have none, and none would have.
My love's a noble madness, which shows the cause deserved it.
Moderate sorrow fits vulgar love, and for a vulgar man, but I have loved with such transcendent passion, I soared at first quite out of reason's view, and now am lost above it.
No, I am proud 'tis thus
Would Antony could see me now, think you he would not sigh, though he must leave me?
Sure he would sigh, for he is noble natured, and bears a tender heart.
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