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which regard�察�Though I do hate him as I do hell pains�察�Yet for necessity of
present life�察�I must show out a flag and sign of love�察�Which is indeed but
sign。 That you shall surely find him�察 �Lead to the Sagittary the raised
search�察�And there will I be with him。 So farewell。 Exit。
Enter�察�below�察�Brabantio�察�in his nightgown�察�and Servants with torches。
BRABANTIO。 It is too true an evil�此�gone she is�察�And what's to come
of my despised time Is nought but bitterness。 Now�察�Roderigo�察�Where didst
thou see her�拭�O unhappy girl� �With the Moor�察�say'st thou�拭�Who would be a
father� �How didst thou know 'twas she�拭�O�察�she deceives me Past thought� �
What said she to you�拭 �Get more tapers。 Raise all my kindred。 Are they
married�察�think you�拭�RODERIGO。 Truly�察�I think they are。 BRABANTIO。
O heaven� �How got she out�拭�O treason of the blood� �Fathers�察�from hence
trust not your daughters' minds By what you see them act。 Is there not
charms By which the property of youth and maidhood May be abused�拭�
Have you not read�察�Roderigo�察�Of some such thing�拭�RODERIGO。 Yes�察�sir�察�I
have indeed。 BRABANTIO。 Call up my brother。 O�察 �would you had had
her� �Some one way�察 �some another。 Do you know Where we may
apprehend her and the Moor�拭�RODERIGO。 I think I can discover him�察�if
you please To get good guard and go along with me。 BRABANTIO。 Pray
you�察 �lead on。 At every house I'll call�察 �I may command at most。 Get
weapons�察�ho� �And raise some special officers of night。 On�察�good Roderigo�察�
I'll deserve your pains。 Exeunt。
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SCENE II。 Another street。
Enter Othello�察�Iago�察�and Attendants with torches。
IAGO。 Though in the trade of war I have slain men�察�Yet do I hold it
very stuff o' the conscience To do no contrived murther。 I lack iniquity
Sometimes to do me service。 Nine or ten times I had thought to have
yerk'd him here under the ribs。 OTHELLO。 'Tis better as it is。 IAGO。 Nay�察�
but he prated And spoke such scurvy and provoking terms Against your
honor That�察�with the little godliness I have�察�I did full hard forbear him。 But
I pray you�察 �sir�察 �Are you fast married�拭 �Be assured of this�察 �That the
magnifico is much beloved�察�And hath in his effect a voice potential As
double as the Duke's。 He will divorce you�察�Or put upon you what restraint
and grievance The law�察�with all his might to enforce it on�察�Will give him
cable。 OTHELLO。 Let him do his spite。 My services�察�which I have done
the signiory�察�Shall outtongue his complaints。 'Tis yet to know Which�察�
when I know that boasting is an honor�察�I shall promulgateI fetch my life
and being From men of royal siege�察 �and my demerits May speak
unbonneted to as proud a fortune As this that I have reach'd。 For know�察�
Iago�察�But that I love the gentle Desdemona�察�I would not my unhoused free
condition Put into circumscription and confine For the sea's worth。 But�察�
look� �What lights come yond�拭�IAGO。 Those are the raised father and his
friends。 You were best go in。 OTHELLO。 Not I�察�I must be found。 My parts�察�
my title�察�and my perfect soul Shall manifest me rightly。 Is it they�拭�IAGO。
By Janus�察�I think no。 Enter Cassio and certain Officers with torches。
OTHELLO。 The servants of the Duke�拭 �And my lieutenant�拭 �The
goodness of the night upon you�察�friends� �What is the news�拭�CASSIO。 The
Duke does greet you�察 �general�察 �And he requires your hasteposthaste
appearance�察�Even on the instant。 OTHELLO。 What is the matter�察�think you�拭�
CASSIO。 Something from Cyprus�察 �as I may divine�察 �It is a business of
some heat。 The galleys Have sent a dozen sequent messengers This very
night at one another's heels�察�And many of the consuls�察�raised and met�察�Are
at the Duke's already。 You have been hotly call'd for�察�When�察�being not at
your lodging to be found�察�The Senate hath sent about three several quests
To search you out。 OTHELLO。 'Tis well I am found by you。 I will but
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spend a word here in the house And go with you。 Exit。 CASSIO。 Ancient�察�
what makes he here�拭�IAGO。 Faith�察�he tonight hath boarded a land carack�察�
If it prove lawful prize�察�he's made forever。 CASSIO。 I do not understand。
IAGO。 He's married。 CASSIO。 To who�拭�
Re´enter Othello。
IAGO。 Marry�察 �toCome�察 �captain�察 �will you go�拭 �OTHELLO。 Have
with you。 CASSIO。 Here comes another troop to seek for you。 IAGO。 It is
Brabantio。 General�察�be advised�察�He comes to bad intent。
Enter Brabantio�察�Roderigo�察�and Officers with torches and weapons。
OTHELLO。 Holla� �Stand there� �RODERIGO。 Signior�察�it is the Moor。
BRABANTIO。 Down with him�察 �thief� �They draw on both sides。 IAGO。
You�察�Roderigo� �Come�察�sir�察�I am for you。 OTHELLO。 Keep up your bright
swords�察 �for the dew will rust them。 Good signior�察 �you shall more
command with years Than with your weapons。 BRABANTIO。 O thou foul
thief�察�where hast thou stow'd my daughter�拭�Damn'd as thou art�察�thou hast
enchanted her�察�For I'll refer me to all things of sense�察�If she in chains of
magic were not bound�察 �Whether a maid so tender�察 �fair�察 �and happy�察 �So
opposite to marriage that she shunn'd The wealthy�察�curled darlings of our
nation�察�Would ever have�察�to incur a general mock�察�Run from her guardage
to the sooty bosom Of such a thing as thouto fear�察�not to delight。 Judge
me the world�察�if 'tis not gross in sense That thou hast practiced on her with
foul charms�察 �Abused her delicate youth with drugs or minerals That
weaken motion。 I'll have't disputed on�察 �'Tis probable�察 �and palpable to
thinking。 I therefore apprehend and do attach thee For an abuser of the
world�察�a practicer Of arts inhibited and out of warrant。 Lay hold upon him。
If he do resist�察�Subdue him at his peril。 OTHELLO。 Hold your hands�察�Both
you of my inclining and the rest。 Were it my cue to fight�察�I should have
known it Without a prompter。 Where will you that I go To answer this your
charge�拭�BRABANTIO。 To prison�察�till fit time Of law and course of direct
session Call thee to answer。 OTHELLO。 What if I do obey�拭�How may the
Duke be therewith satisfied�察�Whose messengers are here about my side�察�
Upon some present business of the state To bring me to him�拭 �FIRST
OFFICER。 'Tis true�察�most worthy signior�察�The Duke's in council�察�and your
noble self�察 �I am sure�察 �is sent for。 BRABANTIO。 How�拭 �The Duke in
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council�拭 �In this time of the night�拭 �Bring him away�察 �Mine's not an idle
cause。 The Duke himself�察�Or any of my brothers of the state�察�Cannot but
feel this wrong as 'twere their own�察�For if such actions may have passage
free�察�Bond slaves and pagans shall our statesmen be。 Exeunt。
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SCENE III。 A council chamber。 The Duke and
Senators sitting at a table�察�Officers attending。
DUKE。 There is no composition in these news That gives them credit。
FIRST SENATOR。 Indeed they are disproportion'd�察 �My letters say a
hundred and seven galleys。 DUKE。 And mine�察 �a hundred and forty。
SECOND SENATOR。 And mine�察�two hundred。 But though they jump not
on a just account As in these cases�察�where the aim reports�察�'Tis oft with
differenceyet do they all confirm A Turkish fleet�察 �and bearing up to
Cyprus。 DUKE。 Nay�察 �it is possible enough to judgement。 I do not so
secure me in the error�察�But the main article I do approve In fearful sense。
SAILOR。 ��Within。�А�What�察�ho� �What�察�ho� �What�察�ho� �FIRST OFFICER。 A
messenger from the galleys。
Enter Sailor。 DUKE。 Now�察 �what's the business�拭 �SAILOR。 The
Turkish preparation makes for Rhodes�察 �So was I bid report here to the
state By Signior Angelo。 DUKE。 How say you by this change�拭 �FIRST
SENATOR。 This cannot be�察�By no assay of reason�察�'tis a pageant To keep
us in false gaze。 When we consider The importancy of Cyprus to the Turk�察�
And let ourselves again but understand That as it more concerns the Turk
than Rhodes�察 �So may he with more facile question bear it�察 �For that it
stands not in such warlike brace�察 �But altogether lacks the abilities That
Rhodes is dress'd in。 If we make thought of this�察�We must not think the
Turk is so unskillful To leave that latest which concerns him first�察�
Neglecting an attempt of ease and gain�察 �To wake and wage a danger
profitless。 DUKE。 Nay�察 �in all confidence�察 �he's not for Rhodes。 FIRST
OFFICER。 Here is more news。
Enter a Messenger。
MESSENGER。 The Ottomites�察�rev
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