24412251Would you would beare your fortunes like a man.
24422252Oth. A horned man's a mon
ster, and a bea
st.
24432253Iag. There's many a bea
st then in a populous City,
24472257Thinke euery bearded fellow, that's but yoak'd,
24482258May draw with you, there's millions now aliue,
24492259That nightly lyes in tho
se vnproper beds,
24502260Which they dare
sweare peculiar: your ca
se is better:
24512261O tis the
spite of hell, the
fiends arch mocke,
24522262To lip a wanton in a
secure Coach,
24532263And to
suppo
se her cha
ste: No, let me know,
24542264And knowing what I am, I know what
she
shall be.
24552265Oth. O thou art wi
se, tis certaine.
24572267Con
fine your
selfe but in a patient li
st:
24582268Whil
st you were here ere while, mad with your griefe,
24592269A pa
ssion mo
st vn
suting
such a man,
24602270Cassio came hither, I
shifted him away,
24612271And layed good
scu
se, vpon your extacy,
24622272Bid him anon retire, and here
speake with me,
24632273The which he promi
sde: but incaue your
selfe,
24642274And marke the Ieeres, the Iibes, and notable
scornes,
24652275That dwell in euery region of his face;
24662276For I will make him tell the tale anew,
24672277Where, how, how oft, how long agoe, and when,
24682278He has, and is againe to cope your wife:
24692279I
say, but marke his iea
sture, mary patience,
24702280Or I
shall
say, you are all in all, in
spleene,
24732283I will be found mo
st cunning in my patience;
24742284But doe
st thou heare, mo
st bloody.
24762286But yet keepe time in all; will you withdraw?
Now
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