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Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2017 05:07:29 +0300
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border=3D"0" alt=3D"She had no children. She accordingly looked upon Mar=
k Antony as her nearest friend and protector, and in the confusion and te=
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zed the sword the moment that the deed was done, and had hastened to carr=
y it to Octavius, and to announce to him the death of his enemy. Octavius=
immediately desired to get Cleopatra into his power. He sent a messenger=
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de, a sort of reconciliation ensued between himself and Cleopatra, and he=
went back again to the city. Here he joined himself once more to Cleopat=
ra, and, collecting together what remained of their joint resources, they=
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