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me off To beggarly divorcement�察�love him dearly�察�Comfort forswear me� �

Unkindness   may  do   much�察�And   his   unkindness   may  defeat   my  life�察  �But 

never taint my love。 I cannot say ;whore。; It doth abhor me now I speak 

the word�察�To do the act that might the addition earn Not the world's mass 

of vanity could make me。 IAGO。 I pray you�察�be content�察�'tis but his humor�此�

The business of the state does him offense�察�And he does chide with you。 

DESDEMONA。             If  'twere   no   other   IAGO。     'Tis   but  so�察  �I  warrant。 

Trumpets   within。   Hark�察  �how   these   instruments   summon   to   supper�   �The 

messengers of Venice stay the meat。 Go in�察�and weep not�察�all things shall 

be well。 Exeunt Desdemona and Emilia。 

       Enter Roderigo。 

       How   now�察  �Roderigo�   �RODERIGO。   I   do   not   find   that   thou   dealest 

justly with me。 IAGO。 What in the contrary�拭�RODERIGO。 Every day thou 

daffest   me   with   some   device�察  �Iago�察  �and   rather�察  �as   it   seems   to   me   now�察�

keepest     from    me    all  conveniency      than   suppliest    me   with    the  least 

advantage      of  hope。    I  will  indeed   no   longer   endure    it�察 �nor  am    I  yet 

persuaded to put up in peace what already I have foolishly suffered。 IAGO。 

Will you hear me�察�Roderigo�拭�RODERIGO。 Faith�察�I have heard too much�察�

for your words and performances are no kin together。 IAGO。 You charge 

me   most   unjustly。   RODERIGO。   With   nought   but   truth。   I   have   wasted 

myself out of my means。 The jewels you have had from me to deliver to 



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Desdemona   would   half   have   corrupted   a   votarist。 You   have told   me   she 

hath received them and returned me expectations and comforts of sudden 

respect and acquaintance�察�but I find none。 IAGO。 Well�察�go to�察�very well。 

RODERIGO。 Very well� �go to� �I cannot go to�察�man�察�nor 'tis not very well。 

By this hand�察�I say 'tis very scurvy�察�and begin to find myself fopped in it。 

IAGO。 Very well。 RODERIGO。 I tell you 'tis not very well。 I will make 

myself known to Desdemona。 If she will return me my jewels�察�I will give 

over my suit and repent my unlawful solicitation�察�if not�察�assure yourself I 

will seek satisfaction of you。 IAGO。 You have said now。 RODERIGO。 Ay�察�

and said nothing but what I protest intendment of doing。 IAGO。 Why�察�now 

I see there's mettle in thee�察�and even from this 

       instant do build on thee a better opinion than ever before。 Give me 

thy hand�察�Roderigo。 Thou hast taken against me a most just exception�察�but 

yet�察�I protest�察�I have dealt most directly in thy affair。 RODERIGO。 It hath 

not    appeared。    IAGO。     I  grant   indeed    it  hath  not   appeared�察   �and   your 

suspicion   is   not   without   wit   and   judgement。   But�察  �Roderigo�察  �if   thou   hast 

that in thee indeed�察�which I have greater reason to believe now than ever�察�I 

mean purpose�察�courage�察�and valor�察�this night show it�察�if thou the next night 

following enjoy not Desdemona�察�take me from this world with treachery 

and devise engines for my life。 RODERIGO。 Well�察�what is it�拭�Is it within 

reason and compass�拭�IAGO。 Sir�察�there is especial commission come from 

Venice to depute Cassio in Othello's place。 RODERIGO。 Is that true�拭�Why 

then Othello and Desdemona return again to Venice。 IAGO。 O�察�no�察�he goes 

into Mauritania�察�and takes away with him the fair Desdemona�察�unless his 

abode     be   lingered    here   by  some     accident�察  �wherein     none    can   be  so 

determinate as the removing of Cassio。 RODERIGO。 How do you mean�察�

removing   of   him�拭  �IAGO。   Why�察  �by   making   him   uncapable   of   Othello's 

place�察�knocking out his brains。 RODERIGO。 And that you would have me 

to   do�拭  �IAGO。 Ay�察  �if   you   dare   do   yourself   a   profit   and   a   right。   He   sups 

tonight with a harlotry�察�and thither will I go to him。 He knows not yet of 

his honorable fortune。 If you will watch his going thence�察�which his will 

fashion   to   fall   out   between   twelve   and   one�察  �you   may   take   him   at   your 

pleasure�察�I will be near to second your attempt�察�and he shall fall between 

us。 Come�察�stand not amazed at it�察�but go along with me�察�I will show you 



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such a necessity in his death that you shall think yourself bound to put it 

on him。 It is now high supper´time�察�and the night grows to waste。 About it。 

RODERIGO。 I will hear further reason for this。 IAGO。 And you shall be 

satisfied。 Exeunt。 



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               SCENE III。 Another room in the castle。 



     Enter Othello�察�Lodovico�察�Desdemona�察�Emilia�察�and Attendants。 

       LODOVICO。         I  do  beseech    you�察  �sir�察 �trouble   yourself   no   further。 

OTHELLO。         O�察  �pardon   me�察  �'twill  do   me   good   to  walk。   LODOVICO。 

Madam�察�good night�察�I humbly thank your ladyship。 DESDEMONA。 Your 

honor is most welcome。 OTHELLO。 Will you walk�察�sir�拭�ODesdemona 

DESDEMONA。   My   lord�拭  �OTHELLO。   Get   you   to   bed   on   the   instant�察  �I 

will be returned forthwith。 Dismiss your attendant there�察�look it be done。 

DESDEMONA。 I will�察�my lord。 Exeunt Othello�察�Lodovico�察�and Attendants。 

EMILIA。 How goes it now�拭�He looks gentler than he did。 DESDEMONA。 

He says he will return incontinent。 He hath commanded me to go to bed�察�

And bade   me   to   dismiss   you。   EMILIA。   Dismiss   me�拭  �DESDEMONA。   It 

was his bidding�察�therefore�察�good Emilia�察�Give me my nightly wearing�察�and 

adieu。 We must not now displease him。 EMILIA。 I would you had never 

seen him� �DESDEMONA。 So would not I。 My love doth so approve him�察�

That even his stubbornness�察�his checks�察�his frowns Prithee�察�unpin me 

have grace and favor in them。 EMILIA。 I have laid those sheets you bade 

me on the bed。 DESDEMONA。 All's one。 Good faith�察�how foolish are our 

minds�   �If   I   do   die   before   thee�察  �prithee   shroud   me   In   one   of   those   same 

sheets。 EMILIA。 Come�察�come�察�you talk。 DESDEMONA。 My mother had a 

maid call'd Barbary�察�She was in love�察�and he she loved proved mad And 

did   forsake   her。   She   had   a   song   of   ;willow;�察�An   old   thing   'twas�察  �but   it 

express'd her fortune�察�And she died singing it。 That song tonight Will not 

go from my mind�察�I have much to do But to go hang my head all at one 

side And sing it like poor Barbary。 Prithee�察�dispatch。 EMILIA。 Shall I go 

fetch your nightgown�拭�DESDEMONA。 No�察�unpin me here。 This Lodovico 

is   a   proper   man。   EMILIA。   A   very   handsome   man。   DESDEMONA。   He 

speaks     well。  EMILIA。      I  know    a  lady   in  Venice   would     have   walked 

barefoot to Palestine for a touch of his nether lip。 DESDEMONA。 ��Sings。�А�

       ;The   poor   soul   sat   sighing   by   a   sycamore   tree�察  �Sing   all   a   green 

willow�察  �Her   hand   on   her   bosom�察  �her   head   on   her   knee�察  �Sing   willow�察�

willow�察 �willow。 The   fresh   streams   ran   by  her�察  �and   murmur'd   her   moans�察�

Sing willow�察�willow�察�willow�察�Her salt tears fell from her�察�and soften'd the 



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stones; 

       Lay by these 

       ��Sings。�А �Sing willow�察�willow�察�willow; Prithee�察�hie thee�察�he'll come 

anon ��Sings。�А �Sing all a green willow must be my garland。 Let nobody 

blame him�察�his scorn I approve; 

       Nay�察  �that's   not   next。   Hark�察  �who   is't   that   knocks�拭  �EMILIA。   It's   the 

wind。 DESDEMONA。 ��Sings。�А�

       ;I   call'd   my   love   false   love�察  �but   what   said   he   then�拭  �Sing   willow�察�

willow�察�willow。 If I court moe women�察�you'll couch with moe men; 

       So   get   thee   gone�察  �good   night。   Mine   eyes   do   itch�察  �Doth   that   bode 

weeping�拭  �EMILIA。   'Tis   neither   here   nor   there。   DESDEMONA。   I   have 

heard it said so。 O�察�these men�察�these men� �Dost thou in conscience think 

tell   me�察  �Emilia That   there   be   women   do   abuse   their   husbands   In   such 

gross kind�拭�EMILIA。 There be some such�察�no question。 DESDEMONA。 

Wouldst thou do such a deed for all the world�拭�EMILIA。 Why�察�would not 

you�拭�DESDEMONA。 No�察�by this heavenly light� �EMILIA。 Nor I neither 

by   this   heavenly   light�察  �I   might   do't   as   well   i'   the   dark。   DESDEMONA。 

Wouldst   thou do such   a deed   for   all   the   world�拭  �EMILIA。 The   world's   a 

huge thing�察�it is a great price For a small vice。 DESDEMONA。 In troth�察�I 

think   thou   wouldst   not。   EMILIA。   In   troth�察  �I   think   I   should�察  �and   undo't 

when I had done。 Marry�察�I would not do such a thing for a joint´ring�察�nor 

for measures   of lawn�察�nor   for gowns�察�petticoats�察 �nor   caps�察�nor   any  petty 

exhibition�察    �but�察  �for  the   whole    worldwhy�察     �who    would     not  make     her 

husband   a   cuckold   to   make   him  a   monarch�拭  �I   should   venture   purgatory 

for't。   DESDEMONA。   Beshrew   me�察  �if   I   would   do   such   a   wrong   For   the 

whole world。 EMILIA。 Why�察�the wrong is but a wrong i' the world�察�and 

having the world for your labor�察�'tis a wrong in your own world�察�and you 

might quickly  make it   right。 DESDEMONA。  I  do not   think there  is   any 

such woman。 EMILIA。 Yes�察�a dozen�察�and as many to the vantage as would 

store the world they played for。 But I do think it is their husbands' faults If 

wives do fall�察�say that they slack their duties And pour our treasures into 

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