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upon   certain   tidings   now   arrived�察  �importing   the   mere   perdition   of   the 

Turkish fleet�察�every man put himself into triumph�察�some to dance�察�some to 

make bonfires�察�each man to what sport and revels his addiction leads him�察�

for   besides   these beneficial   news�察 �it   is   the   celebration   of his   nuptial。   So 

much   was   his   pleasure   should   be   proclaimed。 All   offices   are   open�察  �and 

there is full liberty of feasting from this present hour of five till the bell 

have told eleven。 Heaven bless the isle of Cyprus and our noble general 

Othello� �Exeunt。 



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                      SCENE III。 A hall in the castle。 



     Enter Othello�察�Desdemona�察�Cassio�察�and Attendants。 

       OTHELLO。 Good Michael�察�look you to the guard tonight。 Let's teach 

ourselves that   honorable  stop�察  �Not to   outsport   discretion。   CASSIO。   Iago 

hath direction what to do�察�But notwithstanding with my personal eye Will 

I   look    to't。  OTHELLO。        Iago   is  most    honest。    Michael�察    �good    night。 

Tomorrow   with   your   earliest   Let   me   have   speech   with   you。   Come�察  �my 

dear love�察�The purchase made�察�the fruits are to ensue�察�That profit's yet to 

come   'tween   me   and   you。  Good night。   Exeunt   Othello�察 �Desdemona�察  �and 

Attendants。 

       Enter Iago。 

       CASSIO。 Welcome�察�Iago�察�we must to the watch。 IAGO。 Not this hour�察�

lieutenant�察�'tis not yet ten o' the clock。 Our general cast us thus early for 

the love of his Desdemona�察�who let us not therefore blame。 He hath not 

yet made wanton the night with her�察�and she is sport for Jove。 CASSIO。 

She's   a   most   exquisite   lady。   IAGO。  And�察  �I'll   warrant   her�察  �full   of   game。 

CASSIO。 Indeed she's a most fresh and delicate creature。 IAGO。 What an 

eye   she   has�   �Methinks   it   sounds   a   parley   to   provocation。   CASSIO。   An 

inviting eye�察�and yet methinks right modest。 IAGO。 And when she speaks�察�

is it not an alarum to love�拭�CASSIO。 She is indeed perfection。 IAGO。 Well�察�

happiness   to   their   sheets�  �Come�察 �lieutenant�察  �I have  a   stope of   wine�察  �and 

here without are a brace of Cyprus gallants that would fain have a measure 

to   the   health   of   black   Othello。   CASSIO。   Not   tonight�察 �good   Iago。   I   have 

very   poor   and   unhappy   brains   for   drinking。   I   could   well   wish   courtesy 

would invent some other custom of entertainment。 IAGO。 O�察�they are our 

friends� �But one cup�察�I'll drink for you。 CASSIO。 I have drunk but one cup 

tonight�察�and that was craftily 

       qualified    too�察 �and    behold    what    innovation     it  makes    here。   I  am 

unfortunate in the infirmity�察�and dare not task my weakness with any more。 

IAGO。 What�察�man� �'Tis a night of revels�察�the gallants desire it。 CASSIO。 

Where      are  they�拭  �IAGO。      Here   at  the  door�察   �I  pray  you�察  �call  them    in。 

CASSIO。 I'll do't�察�but it dislikes me。 Exit。 IAGO。 If I can fasten but one 

cup upon him�察�With that which he hath drunk tonight already�察�He'll be as 



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full of quarrel and offense As my young mistress' dog。 Now my sick fool 

Roderigo�察     �Whom       love   hath    turn'd   almost    the   wrong     side   out�察  �To 

Desdemona hath tonight caroused Potations pottle´deep�察�and he's to watch。 

Three lads of Cyprus�察�noble swelling spirits�察�That hold their honors in a 

wary   distance�察  �The   very   elements   of   this   warlike   isle�察  �Have   I   tonight 

fluster'd with flowing cups�察�And they watch too。 Now�察�'mongst this flock 

of drunkards�察�Am I to put our Cassio in some action That may offend the 

isle。 But here they come。 If consequence do but approve my dream�察�My 

boat sails freely�察�both with wind and stream。 

       Re´enter     Cassio�察   �with    him    Montano      and    Gentlemen�察     �Servants 

following with wine。 

       CASSIO。       'Fore    God�察    �they   have     given    me    a   rouse    already。 

MONTANO。   Good   faith�察  �a   little   one�察  �not   past   a   pint�察  �as   I   am   a   soldier。 

IAGO。 Some wine�察�ho� �

       ��Sings。�А �And let me the canakin clink�察�clink�察�And let me the canakin 

clink。 A soldier's a man�察�O�察�man's life's but a span�察�Why then let a soldier 

drink。; 

       Some   wine�察�boys� �CASSIO。  'Fore God�察�an excellent song。 IAGO。  I 

learned it in England�察�where indeed they are most potent in potting。 Your 

Dane�察  �your   German�察  �and   your   swag´bellied   Hollander   Drink�察  �ho��are 

nothing   to   your   English。   CASSIO。   Is   your   Englishman   so   expert   in   his 

drinking�拭�IAGO。 Why�察�he drinks you with facility your Dane dead drunk�察�

he sweats not to overthrow your Almain�察�he gives your Hollander a vomit 

ere the  next   pottle  can be   filled。  CASSIO。 To   the health   of  our  general� �

MONTANO。 I am for it�察�lieutenant�察�and I'll do you justice。 IAGO。 O sweet 

England� �

       ��Sings。�А   �King   Stephen   was   anda   worthy   peer�察  �His   breeches   cost 

him but a crown�察�He held them sixpence all too dear�察�With that he call'd 

the tailor lown。 

       ;He was a wight of high renown�察�And thou art but of low degree。 'Tis 

pride that pulls the country down�察�Then take thine auld cloak about thee。; 

       Some wine�察�ho� �CASSIO。 Why�察�this is a more exquisite song than the 

other。   IAGO。   Will   you   hear't   again�拭  �CASSIO。   No�察  �for   I   hold   him   to   be 

unworthy of his place that does those things。 Well�察�God's above all�察�and 



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there be souls must be saved�察�and there be souls must not be saved。 IAGO。 

It's true�察�good lieutenant。 CASSIO。 For mine own partno offense to the 

general�察�nor any man of qualityI hope to be saved。 IAGO。 And so do I 

too�察  �lieutenant。    CASSIO。      Ay�察  �but�察 �by   your   leave�察  �not  before    me�察  �the 

lieutenant is to be saved before the ancient。 Let's have no more of this�察�let's 

to   our   affairs。  God    forgive   us  our   sins�   �Gentlemen�察    �let's  look   to  our 

business。 Do not think�察�gentlemen�察�I am drunk�此�this is my ancient�察�this is 

my right hand�察�and this is my left。 I am not drunk now�察�I can stand well 

enough�察  �and   I   speak   well   enough。 ALL。   Excellent   well。   CASSIO。   Why�察�

very well then�察�you must not think then that I am drunk。 Exit。 MONTANO。 

To   the   platform�察  �masters�察  �come�察  �let's   set   the   watch。   IAGO。 You   see   this 

fellow that is gone before�察�He is a soldier fit to stand by Caesar And give 

direction。 And do but see his vice�察�'Tis to his virtue a just equinox�察�The one 

as long as the other。 'Tis pity of him。 I fear the trust Othello puts him in On 

some odd time of his infirmity Will shake this island。 MONTANO。 But is 

he often thus�拭�IAGO。 'Tis evermore the prologue to his sleep。 He'll watch 

the   horologe   a   double   set�察  �If   drink   rock   not   his   cradle。   MONTANO。   It 

were well The general were put in mind of it。 Perhaps he sees it not�察�or his 

good nature Prizes the virtue that appears in Cassio And looks not on his 

evils。 Is not this true�拭�

       Enter Roderigo。 

       IAGO。   ��Aside   to   him。�А  �How   now�察  �Roderigo�   �I   pray   you�察  �after   the 

lieutenant�察  �go。   Exit   Roderigo。   MONTANO。   And   'tis   great   pity   that   the 

noble Moor Should hazard such a place as his own second With one of an 

ingraft infirmity。 It were an honest action to say So to the Moor。 IAGO。 

Not I�察�for this fair island。 I do love Cassio well�察�and would do much To 

cure him of this evilBut�察�hark� �What noise�拭�A cry within�察 �Help�察�help� ─�

       Re´enter Cassio�察�driving in Roderigo。 

       CASSIO。 'Zounds� �You   rogue� �You rascal�  �MONTANO。 What's   the 

matter�察�lieutenant�拭�CASSIO。 A knave teach me my duty� �But I'll beat the 

knave into a twiggen bottle。 RODERIGO。 Beat me� �CASSIO。 Dost thou 

prate�察�rogue�拭�Strikes Roderigo。 MONTANO。 Nay�察�good lieutenant�察�I pray 

you�察�sir�察�hold your hand。 CASSIO。 Let me go�察�sir�察�or I'll knock you o'er the 

mazzard。 MONTANO。 Come�察�come�察�you're drunk。 CASSIO。 Drunk�拭�They 



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fight。 IAGO。 ��Aside to Roderigo。�А�Away�察�I say�察�go out and cry a mutiny。 

Exit   Roderigo。  Nay�察  �good lieutenant�   �God's   will�察  �gentlemen�   �Help�察  �ho� �

LieutenantsirMontanosir           Help�察   �masters��Here's      a   goodly    watch 

indeed� �A bell rings。 Who's that that rings the bell��Diablo�察�ho� �The town 

will rise。 God's will�察�lieutenant�察�hold� �You will be shamed forever。 

       Re´enter Othello and Attendants。 

       OTHELLO。 What is the matter here�拭�MONTANO。 'Zounds�察�I bleed 

still�察  �I   am   hurt   to   the   death。   Faints。   OTHELLO。   Hold�察  �for   your   lives� �

IAGO。 Hold�察�ho� �LieutenantsirMontanogentlemen Have you forgot 

all place of sense and duty�拭�Hold� �the general speaks to you� �Hold�察�hold�察�

for shame� �OTHELLO。 Why�察�how now�察�ho� �from whence ariseth this�拭�Are 

we  turn'd Turks�察  �and   to   ourselves   do   that Which   heaven   hath   forbid   the 

Ottomites�拭�For Christian shame�察�put by this barbarous brawl。 He that stirs 

next   to   carve   for   his   own   rage   Holds   his   soul   light�察  �he   dies   upon   his 

motion。   Silence   that   dreadful   bell�察  �it   frights   the   isle   From  her   propriety。 

What is the matter�察�masters�拭�Honest Iago�察�that look'st dead with grieving�察�

Speak�此�who began this�拭�On thy love�察�I charge thee。 IAGO。 I do not know。 

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