Othello (Quarto 1, 1622)
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the Moore of Venice.
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¶Were it my Qu. to fight, I should haue knowne it,
¶Without a prompter, where will you that I goe,
¶And answer this your charge?
¶Call thee to answer.
¶Oth. What if I doe obey,
¶How may the Duke be therewith satisfied,
¶To beare me to him.
¶The Duke's in Councell, and your noble selfe,
¶Bra. How? the Duke in Councell?
¶In this time of the night? bring him away,
¶Or any of my Brothers of the State,
320Cannot but feele this wrong, as twere their owne.
Exeunt._
¶
Enter Duke and Senators, set at a Table with lights
and Attendants.
¶That giues them credit.
¶Du. And mine a hundred and forty.
3302 Sena. And mine two hundred:
¶But though they iumpe not on a iust account,
¶Tis oft with difference, yet doe they all confirme
¶But the mayne Articles I doe approue
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