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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 money is almost 

spent�察�I have been tonight exceedingly well cudgeled�察�and I think the issue 



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will   be�察  �I   shall   have   so   much   experience   for   my   pains�察  �and   so�察  �with   no 

money   at   all   and   a   little   more   wit�察  �return   again   to   Venice。   IAGO。   How 

poor   are   they   that   have   not   patience�   �What   wound   did   ever   heal   but   by 

degrees�拭  �Thou   know'st   we   work   by   wit   and   not   by   witchcraft�察�And   wit 

depends on dilatory time。 Does't not go well�拭�Cassio hath beaten thee�察�And 

thou   by  that   small   hurt   hast   cashier'd   Cassio。 Though   other   things   grow 

fair against the sun�察�Yet fruits that blossom first will first be ripe。 Content 

thyself   awhile。   By  the   mass�察  �'tis   morning�察  �Pleasure   and   action   make   the 

hours   seem   short。   Retire   thee�察  �go   where   thou   art   billeted。   Away�察  �I   say。 

Thou shalt know more hereafter。 Nay�察�get thee gone。 ��Exit Roderigo。�А�Two 

things are to be done�此�My wife must move for Cassio to her mistress I'll 

set her on�察�Myself the while to draw the Moor apart�察�And bring him jump 

when he may Cassio find Soliciting his wife。 Ay�察�that's the way�察�Dull not 

device by coldness and delay。 Exit。 



        



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                         SCENE I。 Before the castle。 



     Enter Cassio and some Musicians。 

       CASSIO。   Masters�察  �play   here�察  �I   will   content   your   pains�察  �Something 

that's brief�察�and bid ;Good morrow�察�general。; Music。 

       Enter Clown。 

       CLOWN。 Why�察�masters�察�have your instruments been in Naples�察�that 

they speak i' the nose thus�拭�FIRST MUSICIAN。 How�察�sir�察�how�拭�CLOWN。 

Are these�察�I pray you�察�wind instruments�拭�FIRST MUSICIAN。 Ay�察�marry�察�

are   they�察  �sir。  CLOWN。      O�察  �thereby   hangs    a  tail。  FIRST    MUSICIAN。 

Whereby       hangs    a  tale�察 �sir�拭 �CLOWN。        Marry�察  �sir�察 �by   many    a  wind 

instrument     that  I  know。    But�察 �masters�察   �here's  money     for  you�察  �and   the 

general so likes your music�察�that he desires you�察�for love's sake�察�to make 

no more noise with it。 FIRST MUSICIAN。 Well�察�sir�察�we will not。 CLOWN。 

If you have any music that may not be heard�察�to't again�察�but�察�as they say�察�to 

hear music the general does not greatly care。 FIRST MUSICIAN。 We have 

none such�察�sir。 CLOWN。 Then put up your pipes in your bag�察�for I'll away。 

Go�察�vanish into air�察�away� �Exeunt Musicians。 CASSIO。 Dost thou hear�察�my 

honest   friend�拭  �CLOWN。   No�察  �I   hear   not   your   honest   friend�察  �I   hear   you。 

CASSIO。   Prithee�察  �keep   up   thy   quillets。 There's   a   poor   piec
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