11211039The pro
fits yet to come twixt me and you,
11221040Good night.
Exit Othello and Desdemona. 11241042Cas. Welcome
Iago, we mu
st to the watch
. 11251043Iag. Not this houre Leiutenant, tis not yet ten aclock: our Ge
- 11261044nerall ca
st vs thus early for the loue of his
Desdemena. who let vs
11271045not therefore blame, hee hath not yet made wanton the night with
11301047Cas. She is a mo
st exqui
site Lady.
11311048Iag. And I'le warrant her full of game.
11321049Cas. Indeede
she is a mo
st fre
sh and delicate creature.
11341051Me thinkes it
sounds a parly of prouocation.
11351052Cas. An inuiting eye, and yet me thinkes right modde
st.
11371053Iag. And when
she
speakes, tis an alarme to loue.
1054Cas. It is indeede perfe
ction
. 11401055Iag. Well, happine
sse to their
sheetes ---come Leiutenant, I
11411056haue a
stope of Wine, and heere without are a brace of
Cypres Gal
- 11421057lants, that would faine haue a mea
sure to the health of the blacke
11441059Cas. Not to night, good
Iago; I haue very poore and vnhappy
11451060braines for drinking: I could well wi
sh courte
sie would inuent
some
11461061other cu
stome of entertainement.
11481062Iag. O they are our friends, ---but one cup: I'le drink for you.
11501063Cas. I ha drunke but one cup to night, and that was craftily qua
- 11511064li
fied to, and behold what innouation it makes here: I am vnfor
- 11521065tunate in the in
firmity, and dare not taske my weakene
sse with
11541067Iag. What man, tis a night of Reuells, the Gallants de
sire it.
11571069Iag. Here at the dore, I pray you call them in.
11581070Cas. I'le do't, but it di
slikes me.
Exit. 11591071Iag. If I can fa
sten but one cup vpon him,
11601072With that which he hath drunke to night already,
11611073Hee'll be as full of quarrell and o
ffence,
11621074As my young mi
stris dog
: ---Now my
sicke foole
Roderigo,
11641075Whom loue has turn'd almo
st the wrong
side outward,
To