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by William Shakespeare
About 57 pages (17,109 words)
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Act 4, Scene 11

Caesar enters, telling his army that they will remain inactive by land unless they are provoked. He believes Antony is building up his navy and will be preoccupied doing that, so perhaps a land battle is not necessary.

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