Julius Caesar - Casca [BROKEN DOWN]

• [start of monologue]

  i can as well be hanged
• i can as well be hanged

  as tell the manner of it
• as tell the manner of it

  it was mere foolery
• it was mere foolery

  i did not mark it
• i did not mark it

  i saw mark antony offer him a crown
• i saw mark antony offer him a crown

  yet twas not a crown neither
• yet twas not a crown neither

  twas one of these coronets
• twas one of these coronets

  and as i told you
• and as i told you

  he put it by once
• he put it by once

  but for all that, to my thinking
• but for all that, to my thinking

  he would fain have had it
• he would fain have had it

  then he offered it to him again
• then he offered it to him again

  then he put it by again
• then he put it by again

  but, to my thinking,
• but, to my thinking,

  he was very loath
• he was very loath

  to lay his fingers off it
• to lay his fingers off it

  and then he offered it the third time
• and then he offered it the third time

  he put it the third time by
• he put it the third time by

  and still as he refused it
• and still as he refused it

  the rabblement hooted and clapped
• the rabblement hooted and clapped

  their chapped hands and threw up
• their chapped hands and threw up

  their sweaty night caps
• their sweaty night caps

  and uttered such a deal of stinking breath
• and uttered such a deal of stinking breath

  because caesar refused the crown
• because caesar refused the crown

  that it had almost choked caesar
• that it had almost choked caesar

  for he swooned and fell down at it
• for he swounded and fell down at it

  and for mine own part
• and for mine own part

  i durst not laugh
• i durst not laugh

  for fear of opening my lips
• for fear of opening my lips

  and receiving the bad air