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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 

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
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