794748As to throw out our eyes for braue
Othello.
797749Gent. Come, lets doe
so,
798750For euery minute is expe
ctancy
799751Of more arriuance,
Enter Cassio. 801752Cas. Thankes to the valiant of this worthy I
sle,
802753That
so approue the Moore, and let the heauens
803754Giue him defence again
st their Elements,
804755For I haue lo
st him on a dangerous
sea.
806757Cas. His Barke is
stoutly timberd, and his Pilate
807758Of very expert and approu'd allowance,
808759Therefore my hope's not
surfeited to death,
809760Stand in bold cure.
Enter a Messenger. 810761Mess. A
saile, a
saile, a
saile.
812763Mess. The Towne is empty, on the brow o'th
sea,
813764otand ranckes of people, and they cry a
sayle.
814765Cas. My hopes doe
shape him for the guernement.
815766Gen. They doe di
scharge the
shot of courte
sie,
816767Our friend at lea
st.
A shot. 817768Cas. I pray you
sir goe forth,
818769And giue vs truth, who tis that is arriu'd.
820771Mon. But good Leiutenant, is your Generall wiu'd?
821772Cas. Mo
st fortunately, he hath atchieu'd a maide,
822773That parragons de
scription, and wild fame:
823774One that excells the bla
soning pens,
824775And in the e
ssentiall ve
sture of creation,
824.1776Does beare all excellency: --- now, who has put in?
828778Gent. Tis one
Iago, ancient to the Generall,
829779He has had mo
st fauourable and happy
speede,
830780Tempe
sts them
selues, by
seas, and houling windes,
831781The guttered rocks, and congregated
sands,
832782Traitors en
scerped; to clog the guiltle
sse Keele,
833783As hauing
sence of beauty, do omit
834784Their common natures, letting goe
safely by
The