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none so foul and   foolish thereunto�察�But does   foul pranks which fair   and 

wise ones do。 DESDEMONA。 O heavy ignorance� �Thou praisest the worst 

best。 But what praise couldst thou bestow on a deserving woman indeed�察�

one that in the authority of her merit did justly put on the vouch of very 

malice itself�拭�IAGO。 She that was ever fair and never proud�察�Had tongue 

at will and yet was never loud�察�Never lack'd gold and yet went never gay�察�

Fled from her wish and yet said�察 �Now I may;�察�She that�察�being anger'd�察�her 

revenge being nigh�察�Bade her wrong stay and her displeasure fly�察�She that 

in wisdom never was so frail To change the cod's head for the salmon's tail�察�

She that could think and ne'er disclose her mind�察�See suitors following and 

not    look    behind�察    �She    was    a  wight�察   �if   ever   such    wight     were 

DESDEMONA。 To do what�拭�IAGO。 To suckle fools and chronicle small 

beer。 DESDEMONA。 O most lame and impotent conclusion� �Do not learn 

of him�察�Emilia�察�though he be thy husband。 How say you�察�Cassio�拭�Is he not 

a most profane and liberal counselor�拭�CASSIO。 He speaks home�察�madam。 

You may relish him more in the soldier than in the scholar。 IAGO。 ��Aside。�А�

He takes her by the palm�察�ay�察�well said�察�whisper。 With as little a web as 

this will I ensnare as great a fly as Cassio。 Ay�察�smile upon her�察�do�察�I will 

gyve   thee   in   thine   own   courtship。   You   say   true�察  �'tis   so�察  �indeed。   If   such 

tricks as these strip you out of your lieutenantry�察�it had been better you had 

not kissed your three fingers so oft�察�which now again you are most apt to 

play   the   sir   in。   Very   good。   Well   kissed�   �an   excellent   courtesy�   �'tis   so�察�

indeed。 Yet again your fingers to your lips�拭�Would they were clyster´pipes 

for your sake� 。�Trumpet within。�А�The Moor� �I know his trumpet。 CASSIO。 

'Tis truly so。 DESDEMONA。 Let's meet him and receive him。 CASSIO。 

Lo�察�where he comes� �

       Enter Othello and Attendants。 

       OTHELLO。   O   my   fair   warrior�   �DESDEMONA。   My   dear   Othello� �

OTHELLO。   It   gives   me   wonder   great   as   my   content   To   see   you   here 

before me。 O my soul's joy� �If after every tempest come such calms�察�May 

the   winds   blow   till   they   have   waken'd   death� �And   let   the   laboring   bark 



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climb hills of   seas   Olympus´high�察�and   duck   again   as low As hell's   from 

heaven� �If it were now to die�察�'Twere now to be most happy�察�for I fear My 

soul   hath   her   content   so   absolute   That   not   another   comfort   like   to   this 

Succeeds in unknown fate。 DESDEMONA。 The heavens forbid But   that 

our    loves    and   comforts     should    increase�察   �Even    as   our   days   do   grow� �

OTHELLO。 Amen   to that�察  �sweet   powers�   �I  cannot   speak   enough   of   this 

content�察  �It   stops   me   here�察  �it   is   too   much   of   joy。 And   this�察  �and   this�察  �the 

greatest   discords   be   Kisses   her。   That   e'er   our   hearts   shall   make�   �IAGO。 

��Aside。�А�O�察�you are well tuned now� �But I'll set down the pegs that make 

this   music�察  �As   honest   as   I   am。   OTHELLO。   Come�察  �let   us   to   the   castle。 

News�察�friends�此  �our   wars   are   done�察 �the Turks   are drown'd。  How  does   my 

old acquaintance of this isle�拭�Honey�察�you shall be well desired in Cyprus�察�I 

have found great love amongst them。 O my sweet�察�I prattle out of fashion�察�

and I dote In mine own comforts。 I prithee�察�good Iago�察�Go to the bay and 

disembark my coffers。 Bring thou the master to the citadel�察�He is a good 

one�察�and his worthiness Does challenge much respect。 Come�察�Desdemona�察�

Once more well met at Cyprus。 Exeunt all but Iago and Roderigo。 IAGO。 

Do     thou   meet    me   presently     at  the  harbor。    Come     hither。   If  thou   be'st 

valiantas they say base men being in love have then a nobility in their 

natures     more    than    is  native   to   themlist    me。   The    lieutenant     tonight 

watches on the court of guard。 First�察�I must tell thee this�此�Desdemona is 

directly in love with him。 RODERIGO。 With him�拭�Why�察�'tis not possible。 

IAGO。 Lay thy finger thus�察�and let thy soul be instructed。 Mark me with 

what violence   she   first  loved the   Moor�察 �but   for bragging   and   telling   her 

fantastical lies。 And will she love him still for prating�拭�Let not thy discreet 

heart think it。 Her eye must be fed�察�and what delight shall she have to look 

on   the   devil�拭  �When   the   blood   is   made   dull   with   the   act   of   sport�察  �there 

should      be�察 �again    to   inflame    it  and   to   give   satiety   a   fresh   appetite�察�

loveliness in favor�察�sympathy in years�察�manners�察�and beauties all which 

the Moor is defective in。 Now�察 �for want of these required   conveniences�察�

her delicate   tenderness will   find itself abused�察 �begin to heave  the  gorge�察�

disrelish and abhor the Moor�察�very nature will instruct her in it and compel 

her to some second choice。 Now sir�察�this grantedas it is a most pregnant 

and   unforced      positionwho       stands   so   eminently   in   the    degree   of   this 



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fortune   as   Cassio   does�拭  �A  knave   very   voluble�察  �no   further   conscionable 

than   in   putting   on   the   mere   form   of   civil   and   humane   seeming�察  �for   the 

better   compass   of   his   salt   and   most   hidden   loose   affection�拭  �Why�察  �none�察�

why�察�nonea slipper and subtle knave�察�a finder out of occasions�察�that has 

an eye can stamp and counterfeit advantages�察�though true advantage never 

present   itselfa devilish knave�   �Besides�察  �the knave   is   handsome�察  �young�察�

and hath all those requisites in him that folly and green minds look aftera 

pestilent     complete      knave�察    �and   the   woman       hath    found    him    already。 

RODERIGO。 I cannot believe that in her�察�she's full of most blest condition。 

IAGO。 Blest fig's´end� �The wine she drinks is made of grapes。 If she had 

been   blest�察  �she   would   never   have   loved   the   Moor。   Blest   pudding�   �Didst 

thou not see her paddle with the palm of his hand�拭�Didst not mark that�拭�

RODERIGO。 Yes�察�that I did�察�but that was but courtesy。 IAGO。 Lechery�察�by 

this hand�察  �an   index   and obscure  prologue   to   the  history  of   lust   and   foul 

thoughts。   They   met   so   near   with   their   lips   that   their   breaths   embraced 

together。     Villainous      thoughts�察    �Roderigo�      �When      these    mutualities      so 

marshal   the   way�察  �hard   at   hand   comes   the   master   and   main   exercise�察  �the 

incorporate conclusion。 Pish� �But�察�sir�察�be you ruled by me。 I have brought 

you from Venice。 Watch you tonight�察�for the command�察�I'll lay't upon you。 

Cassio knows you not。 I'll not be far from you。 Do you find some occasion 

to anger Cassio�察�either by speaking too loud�察�or tainting his discipline�察�or 

from what other course you please�察�which the time shall more favorably 

minister。   RODERIGO。   Well。   IAGO。   Sir�察  �he   is   rash   and   very   sudden   in 

choler�察�and haply may strike at you。 Provoke him�察�that he may�察�for even 

out   of   that   will   I   cause   these   of   Cyprus   to   mutiny�察  �whose   qualification 

shall   come   into   no   true   taste   again   but   by  the   displanting   of   Cassio。   So 

shall you have a shorter journey to your desires by the means I shall then 

have to prefer them�察�and the impediment most profitably removed�察�without 

the which there were no expectation of our prosperity。 RODERIGO。 I will 

do this�察�if I can bring it to any opportunity。 IAGO。 I warrant thee。 Meet me 

by   and   by   at   the   citadel。   I   must   fetch   his   necessaries   ashore。   Farewell。 

RODERIGO。 Adieu。 Exit。 IAGO。 That Cassio loves her�察�I do well believe 

it�察�That she loves him�察�'tis apt and of great credit。 The Moor�察�howbeit that I 

endure   him  not�察  �Is   of   a   constant�察  �loving�察  �noble  nature�察�And   I   dare   think 



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he'll prove to Desdemona A most dear husband。 Now�察�I do love her too�察�

Not   out   of   absolute   lust�察  �though   peradventure   I   stand   accountant   for   as 

great   a   sin�察  �But   partly  led   to   diet   my  revenge�察  �For   that   I   do   suspect   the 

lusty   Moor   Hath   leap'd   into   my   seat�察  �the   thought   whereof   Doth   like   a 

poisonous mineral gnaw my inwards�察�And nothing can or shall content my 

soul Till I am even'd with him�察�wife for wife。 Or failing so�察�yet that I put 

the Moor At least into a jealousy so strong That judgement cannot cure。 

Which thing to do�察�If this poor trash of Venice�察�whom I trash For his quick 

hunting�察  �stand   the   putting   on�察  �I'll   have   our   Michael   Cassio   on   the   hip�察�

Abuse   him   to   the   Moor   in   the   rank   garb   ��For   I   fear   Cassio   with   my 

nightcap   too���察  �Make   the   Moor   thank   me�察  �love   me�察  �and   reward   me   For 

making him egregiously an ass And practicing upon his peace and quiet 

Even to madness。 'Tis here�察�but yet confused�此�Knavery's plain face is never 

seen till used。 Exit。 



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                                SCENE II。 A street。 



     Enter a Herald with a proclamation�察�people following。 

       HERALD。 It is Othello's pleasure�察�our noble and valiant general�察�that 

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