2032Intirely to her loue: But if she lost it,

22092033Or made a gift of it: my fathers eye

22102034Should hold her lothely, and his spirits should hunt

22112035After new fancies: she dying, gaue it me,

22122036And bid me when my fate would haue me wiue,

22132037To giue it her; I did so, and take heede on't,

22142038Make it a darling, like your pretious eye,

22152039To loose, or giue't away, were such perdition,

22162040As nothing else could match.

22172041Desd. I'st possi}ble?

22182042Oth. Tis true, there's magicke in the web of it,

22192043A Sybell that had numbred in the world,

22202044The Sun to make two hundred compasses,

22212045In her prophetique fury, sowed the worke;

22222046The wormes were hallowed that did breed the silke,

22232047And it was died in Mummy, with the skilfull

22242048Conserues of maidens hearts.

22252049Des. Ifaith i'st true?

22262050Oth. Most veritable, therefore looke to't well.

22272051Des. Then would to God, that I had neuer seene it.

22282052Oth. Ha, wherefore?

22292053Des. Why doe you speake so startingly and rashly.

22302054Oth. I'st lost? i'st gone? speake, is it out o'the way?

22312055Des. Heauen blesse vs.

22322056Oth. Say you?

22332057Des. It is not lost, but what and if it were?

22342058Oth. Ha.

22352059Des. I say it is not lost.

22362060Oth. Fetch't, let me see it,

22372061Des. Why so I can sir, but I will not now,

22382062This is a tricke, to put me from my suite,

22392063I pray let Cassio, be receiu'd againe.

22402064Oth. Fetch me that handkercher, my mind misgiues.

22422065Des. Come, come, you'll neuer meete a more sufficient man.

22442066Oth. The handkercher.

2244.12067Des. I pray talke me of Cassio.

2244.22068Oth. The handkercher.