502462When I did
speake of
some di
stre
ssed
stroake
503463That my youth
su
ffered: my
story being done;
504464She gaue me for my paines a world of
sighes;
505465She
swore Ifaith twas
strange, twas pa
ssing
strange;
506466Twas pittifull, twas wondrous pittifull;
507467She wi
sht
she had not heard it, yet
she wi
sht
508468That Heauen had made her
such a man:
she thanked me,
509469And bad me, if I had a friend that loued her,
510470I
should but teach him how to tell my
story,
511471And that would wooe her. Vpon this heate I
spake
: 512472She lou'd me for the dangers I had pa
st. 513473And I lou'd her that
she did pitty them.
514474This onely is the witchcraft I haue vs'd:
516477Enter Desdemona, Iago, and the rest. 517478Du. I thinke this tale would win my daughter to, ----
518479Good
Brabantio, take vp this mangled matter at the be
st,
519480Men doe their broken weapons rather v
se,
521482Bra. I pray you heare her
speake.
522483If
she confe
sse that
she was halfe the wooer,
523484De
stru
ction lite on me, if my bad blame
524485Light on the man. Come hither gentle mi
stre
sse
: 525486Doe you perceiue in all this noble company,
526487Where mo
st you owe obedience?
528489I doe perceiue here a deuided duty:
529490To you I am bound for life and education;
530491My life and education both doe learne me
531492How to re
spe
ct you, you are Lord of all my duty,
532493I am hitherto your daughter, But heere's my husband:
533494And
so much duty as my mother
shewed
534495To you, preferring you before her father,
535496So much I challenge, that I may profe
sse,
536497Due to the Moore my Lord.
Bra.