15681442He might not but refuse you: but he protests he loues you,

15691443And needes no other suitor but his likings,

1569.11444To take the safest occasion by the front,

15701445To bring you in againe.

15711446Cas. Yet I beseech you,

15721447If you thinke fit, or that it may be done,

15731448Giue me aduantage of some briefe discourse

15741449With Desdemona alone.

15751450Em. Pray you come in,

15761451I will bestow you where you shall haue time,

15771452To speake your bosome freely.

15811455Oth. These letters giue Iago, to the Pilate,

15821456And by him, doe my duties to the State;

15831457That done, I will be walking on the workes,

15841458Repaire there to me.

15851459Iag. Well my good Lord, I'le do't.

15861460Oth. This fortification Gentlemen, shall we see't?

15871461Gent. We waite vpon your Lordship.

15901464Des. Be thou assur'd good Cassio, I will doe

15911465All my abilities in thy behalfe.

15921466Em. Good Madam do, I know it grieues my husband,

15941467As if the case were his.

15951468Desd. O that's an honest fellow: - do not doubt Cassio,

15961469But I will haue my Lord and you againe,

15971470As friendly as you were.

15981471Cas. Bountious Madame,

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 assur'd,

16031476He shall in strangest, stand no farther off,

16041477Then in a politique distance.