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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。
Friends all but now�察 �even now�察 �In quarter�察 �and in terms like bride and
groom Devesting them for bed�察�and then�察�but now ��As if some planet had
unwitted men���察�Swords out�察�and tilting one at other's breast�察�In opposition
bloody。 I cannot speak Any beginning to this peevish odds�察�And would in
action glorious I had lost Those legs that brought me to a part of it� �
OTHELLO。 How comes it�察�Michael�察�you are thus forgot�拭�CASSIO。 I pray
you�察�pardon me�察�I cannot speak。 OTHELLO。 Worthy Montano�察�you were
wont be civil�察 �The gravity and stillness of your youth The world hath
noted�察 �and your name is great In mouths of wisest censure。 What's the
matter�察�That you unlace your reputation thus�察�And spend your rich opinion
for the name Of a night´brawler�拭 �Give me answer to it。 MONTANO。
Worthy Othello�察�I am hurt to danger。 Your officer�察�Iago�察�can inform you
While I spare speech�察�which something now offends me Of all that I do
know。 Nor know I aught By me that's said or done amiss this night�察�Unless
self´charity be sometimes a vice�察�And to defend ourselves it be a sin When
violence assails us。 OTHELLO。 Now�察 �by heaven�察 �My blood begins my
safer guides to rule�察 �And passion�察 �having my best judgement collied�察�
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Assays to lead the way。 If I once stir�察�Or do but lift this arm�察�the best of
you Shall sink in my rebuke。 Give me to know How this foul rout began�察�
who set it on�察 �And he that is approved in this offense�察 �Though he had
twinn'd with me�察�both at a birth�察�Shall lose me。 What� �in a town of war�察�Yet
wild�察�the people's hearts brimful of fear�察�To manage private and domestic
quarrel�察 �In night�察 �and on the court and guard of safety� �'Tis monstrous。
Iago�察�who began't�拭�MONTANO。 If partially affined�察�or leagued in office�察�
Thou dost deliver more or less than truth�察 �Thou art no soldier。 IAGO。
Touch me not so near�此�I had rather have this tongue cut from my mouth
Than it should do offense to Michael Cassio�察�Yet�察 �I persuade myself�察 �to
speak the truth Shall nothing wrong him。 Thus it is�察�general。 Montano and
myself being in speech�察 �There comes a fellow crying out for help�察�And
Cassio following him with determined sword�察�To execute upon him。 Sir�察�
this gentleman Steps in to Cassio and entreats his pause。 Myself the crying
fellow did pursue�察�Lest by his clamoras it so fell out The town might
fall in fright。 He�察 �swift of foot�察 �Outran my purpose�察 �and I return'd the
rather For that I heard the clink and fall of swords�察�And Cassio high in
oath�察�which till tonight I ne'er might say before。 When I came back For
this was briefI found them close together�察�At blow and thrust�察 �even as
again they were When you yourself did part them。 More of this matter
cannot I report。 But men are men�察 �the best sometimes forget。 Though
Cassio did some little wrong to him�察�As men in rage strike those that wish
them best�察�Yet surely Cassio�察�I believe�察�received From him that fled some
strange indignity�察 �Which patience could not pass。 OTHELLO。 I know�察�
Iago�察 �Thy honesty and love doth mince this matter�察 �Making it light to
Cassio。 Cassio�察�I love thee�察�But never more be officer of mine。
Re´enter Desdemona�察�attended。
Look�察�if my gentle love be not raised up� �I'll make thee an example。
DESDEMONA。 What's the matter�拭�OTHELLO。 All's well now�察�sweeting�察�
come away to bed。 Sir�察�for your hurts�察�myself will be your surgeon。 Lead
him off。 Exit Montano�察�attended。 Iago�察�look with care about the town�察�And
silence those whom this vile brawl distracted。 Come�察�Desdemona�察�'tis the
soldiers' life。 To have their balmy slumbers waked with strife。 Exeunt all
but Iago and Cassio。 IAGO。 What�察�are you hurt�察�lieutenant�拭�CASSIO。 Ay�察�
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past all surgery。 IAGO。 Marry�察 �heaven forbid� �CASSIO。 Reputation�察�
reputation�察 �reputation� �O�察 �I have lost my reputation� �I have lost the
immortal part of myself�察�and what remains is bestial。 My reputation�察�Iago�察�
my reputation� �IAGO。 As I am an honest man�察�I thought you had received
some bodily wound�察 �there is more sense in that than in reputation。
Reputation is an idle and most false imposition�察�oft got without merit and
lost without deserving。 You have lost no reputation at all�察 �unless you
repute yourself such a loser。 What�察 �man� �there are ways to recover the
general again。 You are but now cast in his mood�察�a punishment more in
policy than in malice�察 �even so as one would beat his offenseless dog to
affright an imperious lion。 Sue to him again�察�and he's yours。 CASSIO。 I
will rather sue to be despised than to deceive so good a commander with
so slight�察�so drunken�察�and so indiscreet an officer。 Drunk�拭�and speak parrot�拭�
and squabble�拭 �swagger�拭 �swear�拭 �and discourse fustian with one's own
shadow�拭�O thou invisible spirit of wine�察�if thou hast no name to be known
by�察�let us call thee devil� �IAGO。 What was he that you followed with your
sword�拭 �What had he done to you�拭 �CASSIO。 I know not。 IAGO。 Is't
possible�拭�CASSIO。 I remember a mass of things�察�but nothing distinctly�察�a
quarrel�察�but nothing wherefore。 O God�察�that men should put an enemy in
their mouths to steal away their brains� �that we should�察�with joy�察�pleasance�察�
revel�察�and applause�察�transform ourselves into beasts� �IAGO。 Why�察�but you
are now well enough。 How came you thus recovered�拭 �CASSIO。 It hath
pleased the devil drunkenness to give place to the devil wrath�此 �one
unperfectness shows me another�察 �to make me frankly despise myself。
IAGO。 Come�察�you are too severe a moraler。 As the time�察�the place�察�and the
condition of this country stands�察�I could heartily wish this had not befallen�察�
but since it is as it is�察�mend it for your own good。 CASSIO。 I will ask him
for my place again�察 �he shall tell me I am a drunkard� �Had I as many
mouths as Hydra�察 �such an answer would stop them all。 To be now a
sensible man�察�by and by a fool�察�and presently a beast� �O strange� �Every
inordinate cup is unblest�察�and the ingredient is a devil。 IAGO。 Come�察�come�察�
good wine is a good familiar creature�察�if it be well used。 Exclaim no more
against it。 And�察�good lieutenant�察�I think you think I love you。 CASSIO。 I
have well approved it�察�sir。 I drunk� �IAGO。 You or any man living may be
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drunk at some time�察�man。 I'll tell you what you shall do。 Our general's wife
is now the general。 I may say so in this respect�察�for that he hath devoted
and given up himself to the contemplation�察�mark�察�and denotement of her
parts and graces。 Confess yourself freely to her�察�importune her help to put
you in your place again。 She is of so free�察 �so kind�察 �so apt�察 �so blessed a
disposition�察�she holds it a vice in her goodness not to do more than she is
requested。 This broken joint between you and her husband entreat her to
splinter�察�and�察�my fortunes against any lay worth naming�察�this crack of your
love shall grow stronger than it was before。 CASSIO。 You advise me well。
IAGO。 I protest�察�in the sincerity of love and honest kindness。 CASSIO。 I
think it freely�察 �and betimes in the morning I will beseech the virtuous
Desdemona to undertake for me。 I am desperate of my fortunes if they
check me here。 IAGO。 You are in the right。 Good night�察�lieutenant�察�I must
to the watch。 CASSIO。 Good night�察�honest Iago。 Exit。 IAGO。 And what's
he then that says I play the villain�拭�When this advice is free I give and
honest�察�Probal to thinking�察�and indeed the course To win the Moor again�拭�
For 'tis most easy The inclining Desdemona to subdue In any honest suit。
She's framed as fruitful As the free elements。 And then for her To win the
Moor�察�were't to renounce his baptism�察�All seals and symbols of redeemed
sin�察�His soul is so enfetter'd to her love�察�That she may make�察�unmake�察�do
what she list�察 �Even as her appetite shall play the god With his weak
function。 How am I then a villain To counsel Cassio to this parallel course�察�
Directly to his good�拭�Divinity of hell� �When devils will the blackest sins
put on�察�They do suggest at first with heavenly shows�察�As I do now。 For
whiles this honest fool Plies Desdemona to repair his fortune�察�And she for
him pleads strongly to the Moor�察�I'll pour this pestilence into his ear�察�That
she repeals him for her body's lust�察�And by how much she strives to do
him good�察 �She shall undo her credit with the Moor。 So will I turn her
virtue into pitch�察�And out of her own goodness make the net That shall
enmesh them all。
Enter Roderigo。
How now�察�Roderigo� �RODERIGO。 I do follow here in the chase�察�not
like a hound that hunts�察�but one that fills up the cry。 My mone
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