22452069Des. A man that all his time,

22462070Hath founded his good fortunes on your loue,

22472071Shar'd dangers with you.

22482072Oth. The handkercher.

22492073Des. Ifaith you are too blame.

22502074Oth. Zouns. Exit.

22512075Em. Is not this man iealous?

22522076Des. I ne're saw this before:

22532077Sure there's some wonder in this handkercher,

22542078I am most vnhappy in the losse.

22552080Em. Tis not a yeere or two shewes vs a man,

22562081They are all but stomacks, and we all but foode;

22572082They eate vs hungerly, and when they are full,

22582083They belch vs; looke you, Cassio and my husband.

22612084Iag. There is no other way, tis she must doe it,

22622085And loe the happinesse, goe, and importune her.

22632086Des. How now good Cassio, what's the news with you?

22652087Cas. Madam, my former suite: I doe beseech you,

22662088That by your vertuous meanes, I may againe

22672089Exist, and be a member of his loue,

22682090Whom I, with all the duty of my heart,

22692091Intirely honour, I would not be delayed:

22702092If my offence be of such mortall kind,

22712093That neither seruice past, nor present sorrowes,

22722094Nor purpos'd merrit, in futurity

22732095Can ransome me, into his loue againe

22742096But to know so, must be my benefit,

22752097So shall I cloth me in a forc'd content,

22762098And shoote my selfe vp in some other course,

22772099To fortunes almes.

22782100Des. Alas thrice gentle Cassio,

22792101My aduocation is not now in tune;

22802102My Lord is not my Lord, nor should I know him,

22812103Were he in fauour, as in humor altred.

22822104So helpe me, euery spirit sanctified,

22832105As I haue spoken for you, all my best,