15681442He might not but refu
se you
: but he prote
sts he loues you,
15691443And needes no other
suitor but his likings,
1569.11444To take the
safe
st occa
sion by the front,
15721447If you thinke
fit, or that it may be done,
15731448Giue me aduantage of
some briefe di
scour
se
15761451I will be
stow you where you
shall haue time,
15801454Enter Othello, Iago, and other Centlemen.
15811455Oth. The
se letters giue
Iago, to the Pilate,
15821456And by him, doe my duties to the State;
15831457That done, I will be walking on the workes,
15851459Iag. Well my good Lord, I'le do't.
15861460Oth. This forti
fication Gentlemen,
shall we
see't?
15871461Gent. We waite vpon your Lord
ship.
15891463Enter Desdemona, Cassi}o and Emillia. 15901464Des. Be thou a
ssur'd good
Cassio, I will doe
15911465All my abilities in thy behalfe.
15921466Em. Good Madam do, I know it grieues my husband,
15951468Desd. O that's an hone
st fellow: - do not doubt
Cassio,
15961469But I will haue my Lord and you againe,
15991472What euer
shall become of
Michael Cassio,
16001473Hee's neuer any thing but your true
seruant.
16011474Desd. O
sir, I thanke you, you doe loue my Lord:
16021475You haue knowne him long, and be you well a
ssur'd,
16031476He
shall in
strange
st,
stand no farther o
ff,
Cas.
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