Othello (Quarto 1, 1622)

Author: William Shakespeare

Editor: Donald L. Bailey

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Othello (Folio 1, 1623)
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Othello (Quarto 1, 1622)
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The Moore of Venice.
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3145Iag. What's the matter.
¶Grat. This is Othello's Ancient, as I take it.
¶Lod. The same indeed, a very valiant fellow.
¶Iag. What are you here, that cry so greeuously?
¶Cas. Iago, O I am spoil'd, vndone by villaines,
3150Giue me some helpe.
¶Iag. O my Leiutenant: what villaines haue done this?
¶Cas I thinke the one of them is heere about,
¶And cannot make away.
3155Iag. O treacherous villaines:
¶What are you there? come in and giue some helpe.
¶Rod. O, helpe me here.
¶Cas. That's one of em.
¶Iag. O murderous slaue, O villaine.
3160Rod. O dambd Iago, O inhumaine dog, --o, o, o.
¶Ia. Kill him i'the dark? where be those bloody theeues?
¶How silent is this Towne? Ho, murder, murder:
¶What may you be, are you of good or euill?
3165Lod. As you shall proue vs, praise vs.
¶Iag. Seignior Lodouico.
¶Lod. He sir.
¶Iag. I cry you mercy: here's Cassio hurt by villaines.
¶Grat. Cassio.
3170Iag. How is it brother?
¶Cas. My leg is cut in two.
¶Iag. Mary heauen forbid:
¶Light Gentlemen, I'le bind it with my shirt.
¶Enter Bianca.
3175Bian. What is the matter ho, who ist that cried?
¶Iag. Who ist that cried.
¶Bian. O my deare Cassio, O my sweete Cassio, Cassio, Cassio.
¶Iag. O notable strumpet: Cassio may you suspect
3180Who they should be, that thus haue mangled you?
¶Cas. No.
¶Gra. I am sorry to find you thus, I haue bin to seeke you.
¶Bian. Alas he faints, O Cassio, Cassio, Cassio.
¶Iag. Gentlemen all, I doe suspect this trash
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