23942213Boding to all.) He had my handkercher.
23972216Iag. What if I had
said I had
seene him do you wrong?
23982217Or heard him
say (as knaues be
such abroad)
23992218Who hauing by their owne importunate
suite,
24002219Or by the voluntary dotage of
some mi
stris,
24012220Conuinced, or
supplied them, cannot chu
se,
24042223Iag. He hath my Lord, but be you well a
ssur'd,
24072226Iag. Faith that he did --I know not what he did.
24112229Iag. With her, on her, what you will.
24122230Oth. Lie with her, lie on her? We
say lie on her, when they bely
24132231her; lye with her, Zouns, that's ful
some, handkerchers, Confe
ssion,
24212233Iag. Worke on my medicine, worke
: thus credulous fooles are
24222234caught, and many worthy and cha
ste dames, euen thus all guiltle
sse,
24242235meete reproach; What ho my Lord, my Lord I
say,
Othello, --how
24292238Iag. My Lord is falne into an Epilep
sy,
24302239This is his
second
fit, he had one ye
sterday.
24322242The Lethergie, mu
st haue his quiet cour
se,
24332243If not he foames at mouth, and by and by
24342244Breakes out to
sauage madne
sse
: looke he
stirres
: 24352245Doe you withdraw your
selfe a little while,
24362246He will recouer
straight, when he is gone,
24372247I would on great occa
sion
speake with you.
24382248How is it Generall, haue you not hurt your head?
Iag.