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Question
Antony begins his speech by telling the mob that he had ______.
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not come here to bury Caesar but to praise him
come to bury Caesar, not praise him
come to speak ill of Brutus
come here to criticize Caesar
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Solution
Antony begins his speech by telling the mob that he had come to bury Caesar, not praise him.
Explanation:
Antony begins by saying, ‘I came to bury Caesar, not to praise him.’ This statement sounds modest and harmless. In reality, he gradually praises Caesar and weakens the arguments made by Brutus.
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