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THE TRAGEDY OF OTHELLO�察�MOOR OF VENICE
OTHELLO�察�MOOR OF
VENICE
William Shakespeare
1605
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Dramatis Personae
OTHELLO�察�the Moor�察�general of the Venetian forces DESDEMONA�察�
his wife IAGO�察�ensign to Othello EMILIA�察�his wife�察�ladyinwaiting to
Desdemona CASSIO�察 �lieutenant to Othello THE DUKE OF VENICE
BRABANTIO�察 �Venetian Senator�察 �father of Desdemona GRATIANO�察�
nobleman of Venice�察 �brother of Brabantio LODOVICO�察 �nobleman of
Venice�察�kinsman of Brabantio RODERIGO�察�rejected suitor of Desdemona
BIANCA�察�mistress of Cassio MONTANO�察�a Cypriot official A Clown in
service to Othello Senators�察 �Sailors�察 �Messengers�察 �Officers�察 �Gentlemen�察�
Musicians�察�and Attendants
Scene�此�Venice and Cyprus
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ACT I。
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SCENE I。 Venice。 A street。
Enter Roderigo and Iago。
RODERIGO。 Tush�察�never tell me� �I take it much unkindly That thou�察�
Iago�察�who hast had my purse As if the strings were thine�察�shouldst know of
this。 IAGO。 'Sblood�察�but you will not hear me。 If ever I did dream of such
a matter�察�Abhor me。 RODERIGO。 Thou told'st me thou didst hold him in
thy hate。 IAGO。 Despise me�察�if I do not。 Three great ones of the city�察�In
personal suit to make me his lieutenant�察 �Offcapp'd to him�察�and�察 �by the
faith of man�察�I know my price�察�I am worth no worse a place。 But he�察�as
loving his own pride and purposes�察 �Evades them�察 �with a bumbast
circumstance Horribly stuff'd with epithets of war�察 �And�察 �in conclusion�察�
Nonsuits my mediators�察�for�察 �Certes�察─�says he�察 �I have already chose my
officer。; And what was he�拭�Forsooth�察�a great arithmetician�察�One Michael
Cassio�察�a Florentine ��A fellow almost damn'd in a fair wife�� That never set
a squadron in the field�察 �Nor the division of a battle knows More than a
spinster�察 �unless the bookish theoric�察 �Wherein the toged consuls can
propose As masterly as he。 Mere prattle without practice Is all his
soldiership。 But he�察�sir�察�had the election�察�And I�察�of whom his eyes had seen
the proof At Rhodes�察 �at Cyprus�察 �and on other grounds Christian and
heathen�察�must be belee'd and calm'd By debitor and creditor。 This counter´
´caster�察 �He�察 �in good time�察 �must his lieutenant be�察�And IGod bless the
mark��his Moorship's ancient。 RODERIGO。 By heaven�察 �I rather would
have been his hangman。 IAGO。 Why�察�there's no remedy。 'Tis the curse of
service�察�Preferment goes by letter and affection�察�And not by old gradation�察�
where each second Stood heir to the first。 Now�察 �sir�察 �be judge yourself
Whether I in any just term am affined To love the Moor。 RODERIGO。 I
would not follow him then。 IAGO。 O�察 �sir�察 �content you。 I follow him to
serve my turn upon him�此�We cannot all be masters�察�nor all masters Cannot
be truly follow'd。 You shall mark Many a duteous and kneecrooking
knave�察�That doting on his own obsequious bondage Wears out his time�察�
much like his master's ass�察�For nought but provender�察�and when he's old�察�
cashier'd。 Whip me such honest knaves。 Others there are Who�察�trimm'd in
forms and visages of duty�察�Keep yet their hearts attending on themselves�察�
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And throwing but shows of service on their lords Do well thrive by them�察�
and when they have lined their coats Do themselves homage。 These
fellows have some soul�察�And such a one do I profess myself。 For�察�sir�察�It is
as sure as you are Roderigo�察 �Were I the Moor�察 �I would not be Iago。 In
following him�察�I follow but myself�察�Heaven is my judge�察�not I for love and
duty�察�But seeming so�察�for my peculiar end。 For when my outward action
doth demonstrate The native act and figure of my heart In complement
extern�察 �'tis not long after But I will wear my heart upon my sleeve For
daws to peck at�此 �I am not what I am。 RODERIGO。 What a full fortune
does the thicklips owe�察�If he can carry't thus� �IAGO。 Call up her father�察�
Rouse him�察�make after him�察�poison his delight�察�Proclaim him in the streets�察�
incense her kinsmen�察�And�察�though he in a fertile climate dwell�察�Plague him
with flies。 Though that his joy be joy�察�Yet throw such changes of vexation
on't As it may lose some color。 RODERIGO。 Here is her father's house�察�I'll
call aloud。 IAGO。 Do�察�with like timorous accent and dire yell As when�察�by
night and negligence�察 �the fire Is spied in populous cities。 RODERIGO。
What�察 �ho�察 �Brabantio� �Signior Brabantio�察 �ho� �IAGO。 Awake� �What�察 �ho�察�
Brabantio� �Thieves� �Thieves� �Thieves� �Look to your house�察�your daughter�察�
and your bags� �Thieves� �Thieves� �
Brabantio appears above�察�at a window。
BRABANTIO。 What is the reason of this terrible summons�拭�What is
the matter there�拭�RODERIGO。 Signior�察�is all your family within�拭�IAGO。
Are your doors lock'd�拭 �BRABANTIO。 Why�拭 �Wherefore ask you this�拭�
IAGO。 'Zounds�察 �sir�察 �you're robb'd� �For shame�察 �put on your gown�察 �Your
heart is burst�察�you have lost half your soul�察�Even now�察�now�察�very now�察�an
old black ram Is tupping your white ewe。 Arise�察�arise� �Awake the snorting
citizens with the bell�察�Or else the devil will make a grandsire of you。 Arise�察�
I say� �BRABANTIO。 What�察�have you lost your wits�拭�RODERIGO。 Most
reverend signior�察�do you know my voice�拭�BRABANTIO。 Not I。 What are
you�拭 �RODERIGO。 My name is Roderigo。 BRABANTIO。 The worser
welcome。 I have charged thee not to haunt about my doors。 In honest
plainness thou hast heard me say My daughter is not for thee�察�and now�察�in
madness�察�Being full of supper and distempering draughts�察�Upon malicious
bravery�察 �dost thou come To start my quiet。 RODERIGO。 Sir�察 �sir�察 �sir
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BRABANTIO。 But thou must needs be sure My spirit and my place have
in them power To make this bitter to thee。 RODERIGO。 Patience�察�good sir。
BRABANTIO。 What tell'st thou me of robbing�拭�This is Venice�察�My house
is not a grange。 RODERIGO。 Most grave Brabantio�察�In simple and pure
soul I come to you。 IAGO。 'Zounds�察�sir�察�you are one of those that will not
serve God�察�if the devil bid you。 Because we come to do you service and
you think we are ruffians�察 �you'll have your daughter covered with a
Barbary horse�察 �you'll have your nephews neigh to you�察 �you'll have
coursers for cousins�察 �and gennets for germans。 BRABANTIO。 What
profane wretch art thou�拭�IAGO。 I am one�察�sir�察�that comes to tell you your
daughter and the Moor are now making the beast with two backs。
BRABANTIO。 Thou are a villain。 IAGO。 You area senator。
BRABANTIO。 This thou shalt answer�察 �I know thee�察 �Roderigo。
RODERIGO。 Sir�察�I will answer anything。 But�察�I beseech you�察�If't be your
pleasure and most wise consent�察 �As partly I find it is�察 �that your fair
daughter�察�At this oddeven and dull watch o' the night�察�Transported with
no worse nor better guard But with a knave of common hire�察�a gondolier�察�
To the gross clasps of a lascivious Moor If this be known to you�察 �and
your allowance�察 �We then have done you bold and saucy wrongs�察 �But if
you know not this�察�my manners tell me We have your wrong rebuke。 Do
not believe That�察�from the sense of all civility�察�I thus would play and trifle
with your reverence。 Your daughter�察�if you have not given her leave�察�I say
again�察�hath made a gross revolt�察�Tying her duty�察�beauty�察�wit�察�and fortunes
In an extravagant and wheeling stranger Of here and everywhere。 Straight
satisfy yourself�此�If she be in her chamber or your house�察�Let loose on me
the justice of the state For thus deluding you。 BRABANTIO。 Strike on the
tinder�察�ho� �Give me a taper� �Call up all my people� �This accident is not
unlike my dream�察�Belief of it oppresses me already。 Light�察�I say�察�light� �Exit
above。 IAGO。 Farewell�察 �for I must leave you。 It seems not meet�察 �nor
wholesome to my place�察�To be producedas�察�if I stay�察�I shall Against the
Moor�察 �for I do know�察 �the state�察 �However this may gall him with some
check�察 �Cannot with safety cast him�察 �for he's embark'd With such loud
reason to the Cyprus wars�察�Which even now stands in act�察�that�察�for their
souls�察�Another of his fathom they have none To lead their business�察 �in
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