17931662Think
st thou I'de make a life of iealou
sie?
17941663To follow
still the changes of the Moone
17951664With fre
sh su
spitions? No, to be once in doubt,
17961665Is once to be re
solud: exchange me for a Goate,
17971666When I
shall turne the bu
sine
sse of my
soule
17981667To
such exu
fflicate, and blowne
surmi
ses,
17991668Matching thy inference: tis not to make me iealous,
18001669To
say my wife is faire, feedes well, loues company,
18011670Is free of
speech,
sings, playes, and dances well;
18021671Where vertue is, the
se are more virtuous
: 18031672Nor from mine owne weake merrits will I draw
18041673The
smalle
st feare, or doubt of her reuolt,
18051674For
she had eies, and cho
se me: no
Iago,
18061675I'le
see before I doubt, when I doubt, proue,
18071676And on the proofe, there is no more but this:
18081677Away at once with loue or iealou
sie
. 18091678Iag. I am glad of it, for now I
shall haue rea
son,
18101679To
shew the loue and duty that I beare you,
18111680With franker
spirit: therefore as I am bound
18121681Receiue it from me
: I
speake not yet of proofe,
18131682Looke to your wife, ob
serue her well with
Cassio;
18141683Weare your eie thus, not iealous, nor
secure,
18151684I would not haue your free and noble nature,
18161685Out of
selfe-bounty be abus'd, looke to't:
18171686I know our Countrey di
spo
sition well,
18181687In
Venice they doe let God
see the prankes
18191688They dare
shew their husbands: their be
st con
science,
18211689Is not to leaue vndone, but keepe vnknowne.
18231691Iag. She did deceiue her father marrying you;
18241692And when
she
seem'd to
shake and feare your lookes,
18251693She lou'd them mo
st.
Oth. And
so
she did.
18281695She that
so young, could giue out
such a
seeming,
18291696To
seale her fathers eyes vp, clo
se as Oake,
18301697He thought twas witchcraft
: but I am much too blame,
18321698I humbly doe be
seech you of your pardon,
For
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