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Desdemona。   RODERIGO。   Iago�   �IAGO。   What   say'st   thou�察  �noble   heart�拭�

RODERIGO。 What will I do�察�thinkest thou�拭�IAGO。 Why�察�go to bed and 

sleep。 RODERIGO。 I will incontinently drown myself。 IAGO。 If thou dost�察�

I shall never love thee after。 Why�察�thou silly gentleman� �RODERIGO。 It is 



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silliness to live when to live is torment�察�and then have we a prescription to 

die when death is our physician。 IAGO。 O villainous� �I have looked upon 

the world for four times seven years�察�and since I could distinguish betwixt 

a benefit and an injury�察�I never found man that knew how to love himself。 

Ere   I   would   say   I   would   drown   myself   for   the   love   of   a   guinea   hen�察  �I 

would change my humanity with a baboon。 RODERIGO。 What should I 

do�拭�I confess it is my shame to be so fond�察�but it is not in my virtue to 

amend it。 IAGO。 Virtue�拭�a fig� �'Tis in ourselves that we are thus or thus。 

Our bodies are gardens�察�to the which our wills are gardeners�察�so that if we 

will plant nettles or sow lettuce�察�set hyssop and weed up thyme�察�supply it 

with one gender of herbs or distract it with many�察�either to have it sterile 

with idleness or manured with 

       industry�察  �why�察 �the   power   and   corrigible   authority  of   this lies in our 

wills。   If   the   balance   of   our   lives   had   not   one   scale   of   reason   to   poise 

another of sensuality�察�the blood and baseness of our natures would conduct 

us   to   most   preposterous   conclusions。   But   we   have   reason   to   cool   our 

raging motions�察�our carnal stings�察�our unbitted lusts�察�whereof I take this�察�

that you call love�察�to be a sect or scion。 RODERIGO。 It cannot be。 IAGO。 

It is merely a lust of the blood and a permission of the will。 Come�察�be a 

man� �Drown thyself�拭�Drown cats and blind puppies。 I have professed me 

thy    friend�察  �and   I  confess     me   knit   to  thy   deserving     with    cables   of 

perdurable toughness�察�I could never better stead thee than now。 Put money 

in thy purse�察�follow thou the wars�察�defeat thy favor with an usurped beard。 

I say�察�put money in thy purse。 It cannot be that Desdemona should long 

continue her love to the Moorput money in thy pursenor he his to her。 

It   was    a  violent   commencement�察         �and   thou    shalt  see   an   answerable 

sequestrationput but money in thy purse。 These Moors are changeable in 

their   willsfill   thy   purse   with   money。   The   food   that   to   him   now   is   as 

luscious   as   locusts�察 �shall   be   to   him  shortly  as   acerb   as   the   coloquintida。 

She must change for youth�察�when she is sated with his body�察�she will find 

the   error   of   her   choice。   She   must   have   change�察  �she   must�察  �therefore   put 

money in thy purse。 If thou wilt needs damn thyself�察�do it a more delicate 

way than drowning。 Make all the money thou canst。 If sanctimony and a 

frail vow betwixt an erring barbarian and a supersubtle Venetian be not too 



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hard for my wits and all the tribe of hell�察�thou shalt enjoy hertherefore 

make money。 A pox of drowning thyself� �It is clean out of the way。 Seek 

thou rather to be hanged in compassing thy joy than to be drowned and go 

without her。 RODERIGO。 Wilt thou be fast to my hopes�察�if I depend on 

the issue�拭�IAGO。 Thou art sure of mego�察�make money。 I have told thee 

often�察  �and   I   retell   thee   again   and   again�察  �I   hate   the   Moor。   My   cause   is 

hearted�察�thine  hath   no   less   reason。   Let us be   conjunctive in our   revenge 

against him。 If thou canst cuckold him�察�thou dost thyself a pleasure�察�me a 

sport。 There are many events in the womb of time which will be delivered。 

Traverse�察  �go�察  �provide   thy   money。   We   will   have   more   of   this   tomorrow。 

Adieu。 RODERIGO。 Where shall we meet i' the morning�拭�IAGO。 At my 

lodging。   RODERIGO。   I'll   be   with   thee   betimes。   IAGO。   Go   to�察  �farewell。 

Do you hear�察�Roderigo�拭�RODERIGO。 What say you�拭�IAGO。 No more of 

drowning�察  �do   you   hear�拭  �RODERIGO。   I   am   changed�察  �I'll   go   sell   all   my 

land。 Exit。 IAGO。 Thus do I ever make my fool my purse�察�For I mine own 

gain'd knowledge should profane If I would time expend with such a snipe 

But for my sport and profit。 I hate the Moor�察�And it is thought abroad that 

'twixt my sheets He has done my office。 I know not if't be true�察�But I for 

mere suspicion in that kind Will do as if for surety。 He holds me well�察�The 

better shall my purpose work on him。 Cassio's a proper man。 Let me see 

now To get his place�察�and to plume up my will In double knaveryHow�察�

how��Let's   see After   some   time�察  �to   abuse   Othello's   ear That   he   is   too 

familiar   with   his   wife。   He   hath   a   person   and   a   smooth   dispose   To   be 

suspectedframed to make women false。 The Moor is of a free and open 

nature�察�That thinks men honest that but seem to be so�察�And will as tenderly 

be led by the nose As asses are。 I have't。 It is engender'd。 Hell and night 

Must bring this monstrous birth to the world's light。 Exit。 



        



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      SCENE I。 A seaport in Cyprus。 An open place near 



                                     the quay。 



     Enter Montano and two Gentlemen。 

       MONTANO。   What   from   the   cape   can   you   discern   at   sea�拭  �FIRST 

GENTLEMAN。 Nothing at all。 It is a high´wrought flood�察�I cannot�察�'twixt 

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