15291405masters heere's money for you, and the Generall so likes your mu-

15301406sique, that hee desires you of all loues, to make no more noyse

15311407with it.

15321408Boy, Well sir, we will not.

15331409Clo. If you haue any musique that may not bee heard, to't

15341410againe, but as they saay, to heare musique, the Generall does not

15351411greatly care.

15361412Boy. We ha none such sir.

15371413Clo. Then put your pipes in your bag, for I'le away; goe, va-

15381414nish away.

15391415Cas. Doest thou heare my honest friend?

15401416Clo. No, I heare not your honest friend, I heare you.

15421417Cas. Preethee keepe vp thy quillets, there's a poore peece of

15431418gold for thee: if the Gentlewoman that attends the Cenerals wife

15441419be stirring: tell her there's one Cassio, entreates her alittle fauour of

15451420speech --- wilt thou doe this?

15461421Clo. She is stirring sir, if she will stirre hither, I shall seeme to no-

15471422tifie vnto her. Enter Iago.

15491423Cas. Doe good my friend: In happy time Iago.

15501424Iag. You ha not bin a bed then.

15511425Cas. Why no, the day had broke before we parted:

15521426I ha made bold Iago, to send in to your wife, --my suite to her,

15531427Is, that she will to vertuous Desdemona,

15541428Procure me some accesse.

15551429Iag. I'le send her to you presently,

15561430And Ile deuise a meane to draw the Moore

15571431Out of the way, that your conuerse and businesse,

15581432May be more free. Exit.

15591433Cas. I humbly thanke you for it: I neuer knew

15601434A Florentine more kinde and honest:

15621436Em. Good morrow good Leiutenant, I am sorry

15631437For your displeasure, but all will soone be well,

15641438The Generall and his wife are talking of it,

15651439And she speakes for you stoutly: the Moore replies,

15661440That he you hurt is of great fame in Cypres,

15671441And great affinity, and that in wholesome wisedome,