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repent。 OTHELLO。 Farewell�察�farewell。 If more thou dost perceive�察�let me 

know more�察�Set on thy wife to observe。 Leave me�察�Iago。 IAGO。 ��Going。�А�

My   lord�察  �I   take   my   leave。   OTHELLO。   Why   did   I   marry�拭  �This   honest 

creature   doubtless   Sees   and   knows   more�察  �much   more�察  �than   he   unfolds。 

IAGO。 ��Returning。�А�My lord�察�I would I might entreat your honor To scan 

this thing no further�察�leave it to time。 Though it be fit that Cassio have his 

place�察�For sure he fills it up with great ability�察�Yet�察�if you please to hold 

him off awhile�察�You shall by that perceive him and his means。 Note if your 

lady   strain   his   entertainment   With   any   strong   or   vehement   importunity�察�

Much will be seen in that。 In the meantime�察�Let me be thought too busy in 

my fears As worthy cause I have to fear I am And hold her free�察�I do 



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beseech your honor。 OTHELLO。 Fear not my government。 IAGO。 I once 

more take my leave。 Exit。 OTHELLO。 This fellow's of exceeding honesty�察�

And knows all qualities�察�with a learned spirit�察�Of human dealings。 If I do 

prove her haggard�察�Though that her jesses were my dear heartstrings�察�I'ld 

whistle her off and let her down the wind To prey at fortune。 Haply�察�for I 

am black And have not those soft parts of conversation That chamberers 

have�察  �or   for   I   am   declined   Into   the   vale   of   yearsyet   that's   not   much 

She's gone。 I am abused�察�and my relief Must be to loathe her。 O curse of 

marriage�察  �That   we   can   call   these   delicate   creatures   ours�察  �And   not   their 

appetites� �I had rather be a toad�察�And live upon the vapor of a dungeon�察�

Than keep a corner in the thing I love For others' uses。 Yet�察�'tis the plague 

of   great   ones�此   �Prerogatived     are   they   less  than   the   base�察  �'Tis  destiny 

unshunnable�察�like death。 Even then this forked plague is fated to us When 

we do quicken。 Desdemona comes�此�

       Re´enter Desdemona and Emilia。 

       If  she   be   false�察 �O�察  �then   heaven     mocks     itself�  �I'll  not  believe't。 

DESDEMONA。             How     now�察   �my    dear    Othello�    �Your    dinner�察   �and   the 

generous islanders By you invited�察�do attend your presence。 OTHELLO。 I 

am to blame。 DESDEMONA。 Why do you speak so faintly�拭�Are you not 

well�拭�OTHELLO。 I have a pain upon my forehead here。 DESDEMONA。 

Faith�察  �that's   with   watching�察  �'twill   away   again。   Let   me   but   bind   it   hard�察�

within this hour It will be well。 OTHELLO。 Your napkin is too little�察�He 

puts the handkerchief from him�察�and she drops it。 Let it alone。 Come�察�I'll 

go   in   with   you。   DESDEMONA。   I   am   very   sorry   that   you   are   not   well。 

Exeunt   Othello   and   Desdemona。   EMILIA。   I   am   glad   I   have   found   this 

napkin�察  �This   was   her   first   remembrance   from   the   Moor。   My   wayward 

husband hath a hundred times Woo'd me to steal it�察�but she so loves the 

token�察 �For   he   conjured   her   she   should   ever   keep   it�察�That   she   reserves   it 

evermore about her To kiss and talk to。 I'll have the work ta'en out�察�And 

give't Iago。 What he will do with it Heaven knows�察�not I�察�I nothing but to 

please his fantasy。 

       Re´enter Iago。 

       IAGO。   How   now�察  �what   do   you   here   alone�拭  �EMILIA。   Do   not   you 

chide�察�I have a thing for you。 IAGO。 A thing for me�拭�It is a common thing´ 



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´   EMILIA。   Ha�   �IAGO。   To   have   a   foolish   wife。   EMILIA。   O�察  �is   that   all�拭�

What   will   you   give   me   now   For   that   same   handkerchief�拭  �IAGO。   What 

handkerchief�拭      �EMILIA。      What     handkerchief�拭     �Why�察   �that  the  Moor     first 

gave   to   Desdemona�察  �That   which   so   often   you   did   bid   me   steal。   IAGO。 

Hast stol'n it from her�拭�EMILIA。 No�察�faith�察�she let it drop by negligence�察�

And�察�to the advantage�察�I being here took't up。 Look�察�here it is。 IAGO。 A 

good wench�察�give it me。 EMILIA。 What will you do with't�察�that you have 

been so earnest To have me filch it�拭�IAGO。 ��Snatching it。�А�Why�察�what is 

that to   you�拭�EMILIA。  If't be   not for some purpose of import�察 �Give't   me 

again。   Poor   lady�察  �she'll   run   mad   When   she   shall   lack   it。   IAGO。   Be   not 

acknown   on't�察  �I   have   use   for   it。   Go�察  �leave   me。   Exit   Emilia。   I   will   in 

Cassio's lodging lose this napkin�察�And let him find it。 Trifles light as air 

Are to the jealous confirmations strong As proofs of holy writ�察�this may do 

something。       The    Moor     already    changes     with   my    poison�此   �Dangerous 

conceits are in their natures poisons�察�Which at the first are scarce found to 

distaste�察�But with a little act upon the blood Burn like the mines of sulphur。 

I did say so。 Look�察�where he comes� �

       Re´enter Othello。 

       Not poppy�察�nor mandragora�察�Nor all the drowsy syrups of the world�察�

Shall ever medicine thee to that sweet sleep Which thou owedst yesterday。 

OTHELLO。 Ha�察�ha�察�false to me�拭�IAGO。 Why�察�how now�察�general� �No more 

of   that。   OTHELLO。  Avaunt�   �be   gone�   �Thou   hast   set   me   on   the   rack。   I 

swear 'tis better to be much abused Than but to know't a little。 IAGO。 How 

now�察�my lord�拭�OTHELLO。 What sense had I of her stol'n hours of lust�拭�I 

saw't not�察�thought it not�察�it harm'd not me�察�I slept the next night well�察�was 

free and merry�察�I found not Cassio's kisses on her lips。 He that is robb'd�察�

not wanting what is stol'n�察�Let him not know't and he's not robb'd at all。 

IAGO。 I am sorry to hear this。 OTHELLO。 I had been happy if the general 

camp�察�Pioners and all�察�had tasted her sweet body�察�So I had nothing known。 

O�察�now forever Farewell the tranquil mind� �Farewell content� �Farewell the 

plumed   troop   and   the   big   wars   That   make   ambition   virtue�   �O�察  �farewell�察�

Farewell the neighing steed and the shrill trump�察�The spirit´stirring drum�察�

the ear´piercing fife�察�The royal banner�察�and all quality�察�Pride�察�pomp�察�and 

circumstance   of   glorious   war�   �And   O   you   mortal   engines�察  �whose   rude 



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throats The immortal Jove's dread clamors counterfeit�察�Farewell� �Othello's 

occupation's gone� �IAGO。 Is't possible�察�my lord�拭�OTHELLO。 Villain�察�be 

sure thou prove my love a whore�察�Be sure of it。 Give me the ocular proof�察�

Or�察�by the worth of man's eternal soul�察�Thou hadst been better have been 

born    a  dog   Than    answer   my    waked     wrath�   �IAGO。     Is't   come   to  this�拭�

OTHELLO。          Make    me    to  see't�察 �or  at  the  least  so   prove   it�察 �That   the 

probation bear no hinge nor loop To hang a doubt on�察�or woe upon thy life� �

IAGO。 My noble   lord OTHELLO。 If   thou dost slander her and torture 

me�察  �Never   pray   more�察     �abandon   all   remorse�察   �On   horror's   head    horrors 

accumulate�察�Do deeds to make heaven weep�察�all earth amazed�察�For nothing 

canst thou to damnation add Greater than that。 IAGO。 O grace� �O heaven 

defend me� �Are   you a   man�拭�have you a   soul or sense�拭  �God be wi'   you�察�

take mine office。 O wretched fool�察�That livest to make thine honesty a vice� �

O monstrous world� �Take note�察�take note�察�O world�察�To be direct and honest 

is not safe。 I thank you for this profit�察�and from hence I'll love no friend 

sith   love   breeds   such   offense。   OTHELLO。   Nay�察  �stay�察  �thou   shouldst   be 

honest。   IAGO。   I   should   be   wise�察  �for   honesty's   a   fool�察�And   loses   that   it 

works for。 OTHELLO。 By the world�察�I think my wife be honest�察�and think 

she is not�察�I think that thou art just�察�and think thou art not。 I'll have some 

proof。 Her name�察�that was as fresh As Dian's visage�察�is now begrimed and 

black As   mine   own   face。   If   there   be   cords   or   knives�察  �Poison   or   fire�察  �or 

suffocating streams�察�I'll not endure it。 Would I were satisfied� �IAGO。 I see�察�

sir�察�you are eaten up with passion�察�I do repent me that I put it to you。 You 

would be satisfied�拭�OTHELLO。 Would�拭�Nay�察�I will。 IAGO。 And may。 But�察�

how�拭�how satisfied�察�my lord�拭�Would you�察�the supervisor�察�grossly gape on�拭�

Behold her topp'd�拭�OTHELLO。 Death and damnation� �O� �IAGO。 It were a 

tedious difficulty�察�I think�察�To bring them to that prospect。 Damn them then�察�

If ever mortal eyes do see them bolster More than their own� �What then�拭�

how   then�拭  �What   shall   I   say�拭  �Where's   satisfaction�拭  �It   is   impossible   you 

should see this Were they as prime as goats�察�as hot as monkeys�察�As salt as 

wolves in pride�察�and fools as gross As ignorance made drunk。 But yet�察�I 

say�察  �If   imputation   and   strong   circumstances�察  �Which   lead   directly   to   the 

door of truth�察�Will give you satisfaction�察�you may have't。 OTHELLO。 Give 

me a living reason she's disloyal。 IAGO。 I do not like the office�察�But sith I 



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am enter'd in this cause so far�察�Prick'd to't by foolish honesty and love�察�I 

will go on。 I lay with Cassio lately And�察�being troubled with a raging tooth�察�

I could not sleep。 There are a kind of men so loose of soul�察�That in their 

sleeps will mutter their affairs�察�One of this kind is Cassio。 In sleep I heard 

him say�察 �Sweet Desdemona�察�Let us be wary�察�let us hide our loves;�察�And 

then�察�sir�察�would he gripe and wring my hand�察�Cry�察 �O sweet creature� ─�and 

then kiss me hard�察�As if he pluck'd up kisses by the roots�察�That grew upon 

my lips�察�then laid his leg Over my thigh�察�and sigh'd and kiss'd�察�and then 

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