13651258Yet
surely
Cassio, I beleeue receiu'd
13661259From him that
fled,
some
strange indignity,
13691262Thy hone
sty and loue doth mince this matter,
13701263Making it light to
Cassio: Cassio, I loue thee,
13711264But neuer more be O
fficer of mine.
Enter Desdemona, with others. 13731265Looke if my Gentle loue be not rai
sde vp:
13771269Come away to bed:
sir, for your hurts,
13781270My
selfe will be your
surgeon; leade him o
ff;
13791271Iago, looke with care about the Towne,
13801272And
silence tho
se, whom this vile brawle di
stra
cted.
13811273Come
Desdemona: tis the Souldiers life,
13821274To haue their balmy
slumbers wak'd with
strife,
13831275Iag, What are you hurt Leiutenant?
13861279Cas. Reputation, reputation, I ha lo
st my reputation:
13871280I ha lo
st the immortall part
sir of my
selfe,
13881281And what remaines is bea
stiall, my reputation,
13901283Iag. As I am an hone
st man, I thought you had receiu'd
some
13911284bodily wound, there is more o
ffence in that, then in Reputation: re
- 13921285putation is an idle and mo
st fal
se impo
sition, oft got without merit,
13931286and lo
st without de
seruing, You haue lo
st no reputation at all, vn
- 13941287le
sse you repute your
selfe
such a lo
ser; what man, there are wayes
13961288to recouer the Generall agen: you are but now ca
st in his moode, a
13971289puni
shment more in pollicy, then in malice, euen
so, as one would
13981290beate his o
ffencele
sse dog, to a
ffright an imperious Lyon
: sue to
14011292Cas. I will rather
sue to be de
spis'd, then to deceiue
so good a
14021293Commander, with
so light,
so drunken, and indi
screete an O
fficer:
14051294O thou inui
sible
spirit of wine, if thou ha
st no name to bee knowne
by