23592180To haue him see me woman'd.

23622181Bian. But that you doe not loue me:

23632182I pray you bring me on the way alittle,

23642183And say, if I shall see you soone at night.

23652184Cas. Tis but a little way, that I can bring you,

23662185For I attend here, but I'le see you soone.

23672186Bian. Tis very good, I must be circumstanc'd.

23712190Iag. Will you thinke so?

23722191Oth. Thinke so Iago.

23732192Iag. What, to kisse in priuate?

23742193Oth. An vnauthoriz'd kisse.

23752194Iag. Or to be naked with her friend abed,

23762195An houre, or more, not meaning any harme.

23772196Oth. Naked abed Iago, and not meane harme?

23782197It is hypocrisie against the diuell:

23792198They that meane vertuously, and yet doe so,

23802199The diuell their vertue tempts, and they tempt heauen.

23812200Iag. So they doe nothing, tis a veniall slip;

23822201But if I giue my wife a handkercher.

23832202Oth. What then?

23842203Iag. Why then tis hers my Lord, and being hers,

23852204She may, I thinke, bestow't on any man.

23862205Oth. She is protectres of her honour to,

23872206May she giue that?

23882207Iag. Her honour is an essence that's not seene,

23892208They haue it very oft, that haue it not:

23902209But for the handkercher.

23912210Oth. By heauen, I would most gladly haue forgot it:

23922211Thou saidst (O it comes o're my memory,

23932212As doth the Rauen o're the infected house,