Caesar and Cleopatra

00:01:10 By Apis, Persian, thy gods are good to thee.

00:07:24 Immortal gods!

00:11:33 A queen mustn't cry.

00:16:38 Have you remembered yourself, mistress?

00:23:47 That is Rufio.

00:29:06 There is not so much money in the King's treasury.

00:33:44 Go back to your den.

00:38:47 Come, Pothinus, Achillas, whilst there is yet time.

00:45:22 Ftatatita, before he came I was afraid of you more than anybody else on earth.

00:50:30 we are besieged. What! Already?

00:54:46 So that is why you wear the wreath--

00:59:35 I have no time for carpets to-day. Get me a boat.

01:04:23 We shall be beaten.

01:09:20 What Briton speaks as you do in your moments of levity?

01:13:54 Apollodorus: your serpent seems to breathe very regularly.

01:17:56 Ah-ah-ah-ah!

01:23:30 MUCH wiser in one day?

01:27:54 Let me go forth from this hateful place.

01:32:19 You should have spat it out sooner, you fool. Now it is too late.

01:36:06 What a shame! My new cushions!

01:40:49 The Queen looks again on the face of her servant.

01:45:24 These knockers at your gate are also believers in vengeance and in stabbing.

01:49:09 Ay, I think I do. I will get through them, at all events.

01:56:40 I had rather be killed.