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Over this past month my noble man Caesar has ridden this world of pompey. After this courageous act occurred, the people of Rome decided to make him king. Soon after his return the feast of lubrical had approached. Us noblemen met up in a public place to celebrate. At that time a rumor had been spreading that the people of rome wanted to crown caesar. This was ignored and the day had gone on. Something significant happened during this festival. It was when i met Cassius. After our conversation I had become fond of Cassius. He was persistent in telling me that I am an honorable man. He did not fail to mention that the rest of Rome agreed. I would like to believe them, but after his proposal I don't think I can. If I was an honorable man, I
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