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OFFICER。 Here is more news。 

       Enter a Messenger。 

       MESSENGER。 The Ottomites�察�reverend and gracious�察�Steering with 

due course toward the isle of Rhodes�察�Have there injointed them with an 

after fleet。 FIRST SENATOR。 Ay�察�so I thought。 How many�察�as you guess�拭�

MESSENGER。   Of   thirty   sail�察  �and   now   they   do   re´stem  Their   backward 

course�察   �bearing    with   frank   appearance     Their    purposes    toward    Cyprus。 

Signior Montano�察�Your trusty and most valiant servitor�察�With his free duty 



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recommends you thus�察�And prays you to believe him。 DUKE。 'Tis certain 

then for Cyprus。 Marcus Luccicos�察�is not he in town�拭�FIRST SENATOR。 

He's    now    in  Florence。    DUKE。      Write   from    us  to  him�察  �post´post´haste 

dispatch。 FIRST SENATOR。 Here comes Brabantio and the valiant Moor。 

Enter Brabantio�察�Othello�察�Iago�察�Roderigo�察�and Officers。 

       DUKE。   Valiant   Othello�察  �we   must   straight   employ   you   Against   the 

general   enemy   Ottoman。   ��To   Brabantio。�А  �I   did   not   see   you�察  �welcome�察�

gentle     signior�察   �We     lack'd    your    counsel     and    your     help   tonight。 

BRABANTIO。 So did I yours。 Good your Grace�察�pardon me�此�Neither my 

place nor aught I heard of business Hath raised me from my bed�察�nor doth 

the general care Take hold on me�察�for my particular grief Is of so flood´ 

gate   and   o'erbearing   nature   That   it   engluts   and   swallows   other   sorrows�察�

And it is still itself。 DUKE。 Why�察�what's the matter�拭�BRABANTIO。 My 

daughter� �O�察�my daughter� �ALL。 Dead�拭�BRABANTIO。 Ay�察�to me。 She is 

abused�察�stol'n from me and corrupted By spells and medicines bought of 

mountebanks�察  �For   nature   so   preposterously   to   err�察  �Being   not   deficient�察�

blind�察�or lame of sense�察�Sans witchcraft could not。 DUKE。 Whoe'er he be 

that   in   this   foul   proceeding   Hath   thus   beguiled   your   daughter   of   herself 

And   you   of   her�察  �the   bloody   book   of   law You   shall   yourself   read   in   the 

bitter   letter After   your   own   sense�察  �yea�察  �though   our   proper   son   Stood   in 

your action。 BRABANTIO。 Humbly I thank your Grace。 Here is the man�察�

this Moor�察�whom now�察�it seems�察�Your special mandate for the state affairs 

Hath hither brought。 ALL。 We are very sorry for't。 DUKE。 ��To Othello。�А�

What in your own part can you say to this�拭�BRABANTIO。 Nothing�察�but 

this is so。 OTHELLO。 Most potent�察�grave�察�and reverend signiors�察�My very 

noble and approved good masters�察�That I have ta'en away this old man's 

daughter�察�It is most true�察�true�察�I have married her�察�The very head and front 

of my offending Hath this extent�察�no more。 Rude am I in my speech�察�And 

little blest with the soft phrase of peace�察�For since these arms of mine had 

seven years' pith�察�Till now some nine moons wasted�察�they have used Their 

dearest action in the tented field�察�And little of this great world can I speak�察�

More than pertains to feats of broil and battle�察�And therefore little shall I 

grace my cause In speaking for myself。 Yet�察�by your gracious patience�察�I 

will   a   round   unvarnish'd   tale   deliver   Of   my  whole   course   of   love�此  �what 



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drugs�察�what charms�察�What conjuration�察�and what mighty magic For such 

proceeding   I   am   charged   withal   I   won   his   daughter。   BRABANTIO。 A 

maiden never bold�察�Of spirit so still and quiet that her motion Blush'd at 

herself�察    �and    shein    spite   of   nature�察    �Of   years�察   �of   country�察    �credit�察�

everything To fall in love with what she fear'd to look on� �It is judgement 

maim'd   and   most   imperfect�察  �That   will   confess   perfection   so   could   err 

Against   all   rules   of   nature�察  �and   must   be   driven   To   find   out   practices   of 

cunning hell Why this should be。 I therefore vouch again That with some 

mixtures   powerful   o'er   the   blood�察  �Or   with   some   dram   conjured   to   this 

effect�察�He wrought upon her。 DUKE。 To vouch this is no proof�察�Without 

more      certain   and    more     overt   test   Than    these    thin   habits   and    poor 

likelihoods Of modern seeming do prefer against him。 FIRST SENATOR。 

But�察�Othello�察�speak。 Did you by indirect and forced courses Subdue and 

poison this young maid's affections�拭�Or came it by request�察�and such fair 

question As soul to soul affordeth�拭�OTHELLO。 I do beseech you�察�Send for 

the lady to the Sagittary�察�And let her speak of me before her father。 If you 

do find me foul in her report�察�The trust�察�the office I do hold of you�察�Not 

only   take   away�察  �but   let   your   sentence   Even   fall   upon   my   life。   DUKE。 

Fetch   Desdemona   hither。   OTHELLO。   Ancient�察  �conduct   them�察  �you   best 

know the place。 Exeunt Iago and Attendants。 And till she come�察�as truly as 

to heaven I do confess the vices of my blood�察�So justly to your grave ears 

I'll   present   How   I   did   thrive   in   this   fair   lady's   love   And   she   in   mine。 

DUKE。 Say it�察�Othello。 OTHELLO。 Her father loved me�察�oft invited me�察�

Still   question'd   me   the   story   of   my   life   From   year   to   year�察  �the   battles�察�

sieges�察�fortunes�察�That I have pass'd。 I ran it through�察�even from my boyish 

days To the very moment that he bade me tell it�此�Wherein I spake of most 

disastrous      chances�察   �Of   moving      accidents    by   flood   and    field�察 �Of   hair´ 

breadth   'scapes   i'   the   imminent   deadly   breach�察  �Of   being   taken   by   the 

insolent foe And sold to slavery�察�of my redemption thence And portance in 

my     travels'   history�察   �Wherein     of   antres    vast   and   deserts    idle�察 �Rough 

quarries�察  �rocks�察  �and   hills   whose   heads   touch   heaven�察  �It   was   my   hint   to 

speaksuch   was   the   process And   of   the   Cannibals   that   each   other   eat�察�

The     Anthropophagi�察       �and    men     whose     heads    Do    grow     beneath     their 

shoulders。 This to hear Would Desdemona seriously incline�察�But still the 



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house affairs would draw her thence�察�Which ever as she could with haste 

dispatch�察    �She'ld    come     again�察   �and   with    a  greedy    ear   Devour      up   my 

discourse�察  �which   I   observing�察  �Took   once   a   pliant   hour�察  �and   found   good 

means   To   draw   from   her   a   prayer   of   earnest   heart   That   I   would   all   my 

pilgrimage dilate�察�Whereof   by parcels she had something   heard�察�But not 

intentively。 I did consent�察�And often did beguile her of her tears When I 

did   speak   of   some   distressful   stroke   That   my   youth   suffer'd。   My   story 

being   done�察  �She   gave   me   for   my   pains   a   world   of   sighs�察  �She   swore�察  �in 

faith�察  �'twas   strange�察  �'twas   passing   strange�察  �'Twas   pitiful�察  �'twas   wondrous 

pitiful。   She   wish'd she   had not   heard   it�察  �yet   she   wish'd That heaven   had 

made her such a man�察�she thank'd me�察�And bade me�察�if I had a friend that 

loved   her�察  �I   should   but   teach   him  how   to   tell   my  story�察�And   that   would 

woo her。 Upon this hint I spake�此�She loved me for the dangers I had pass'd�察�

And I loved her that she did pity them。 This only is the witchcraft I have 

used。 Here comes the lady�察�let her witness it。 

       Enter Desdemona�察�Iago�察�and Attendants。 

       DUKE。 I think this tale would win my daughter too。 Good Brabantio�察�

Take   up   this   mangled   matter   at   the   best�此  �Men   do   their   broken   weapons 

rather   use   Than   their   bare   hands。   BRABANTIO。   I   pray   you�察  �hear   her 

speak。 If she confess that she was half the wooer�察�Destruction on my head�察�

if my bad blame Light on the man� �Come hither�察�gentle mistress。 Do you 

perceive     in   all  this  noble    company      Where     most    you   owe    obedience�拭�

DESDEMONA。   My   noble   father�察  �I   do   perceive   here   a   divided   duty。   To 

you I am bound for life and education�察�My life and education both do learn 

me   How   to   respect   you�察  �you   are   the   lord   of   duty�察  �I   am   hitherto   your 

daughter。 But here's my husband�察�And so much duty as my mother show'd 

To you�察�preferring you before her father�察�So much I challenge that I may 

profess Due to the Moor�察�my lord。 BRABANTIO。 God be with you� �I have 

done。 Please it your Grace�察�on to the state affairs�察�I had rather to adopt a 

child than get it。 Come hither�察�Moor。 I here do give thee that with all my 

heart Which�察�but thou hast already�察�with all my heart I would keep from 

thee。 For your sake�察�jewel�察�I am glad at soul I have no other child�察�For thy 

escape would teach me tyranny�察�To hang clogs on them。 I have done�察�my 

lord。 DUKE。 Let me speak like yourself�察�and lay a sentence Which�察�as a 



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grise or step�察�may help these lovers Into your favor。 When remedies   are 

past�察   �the  griefs    are  ended     By   seeing    the   worst�察  �which     late  on   hopes 

depended。 To mourn a mischief that is past and gone Is the next way to 

draw   new   mischief   on。   What   cannot   be   preserved   when   Fortune   takes�察�

Patience      her   injury    a  mockery      makes。     The    robb'd    that   smiles    steals 

something   from   the   thief�察  �He   robs   himself   that   spends   a   bootless   grief。 

BRABANTIO。 So let the Turk of Cyprus us beguile�察�We lose it not so long 

as   we  can smile。  He  bears   the   sentence  well�察 �that   nothing   bears
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