24772287Now will I que
stion
Cassio of
Bianca;
24782288A hu
swife that by
selling her de
sires,
24792289Buys her
selfe bread and cloathes
: it is a Creature,
24802290That dotes on
Cassio: as tis the
strumpets plague
24812291To beguile many, and be beguild by one,
Ent. Cassio: 24822292He, when he heares of her, cannot refraine
24832293From the exce
sse of laughter: here he comes:
24852294As he
shall
smile,
Othello shall goe mad,
24862295And his vnbooki
sh iealou
sie mu
st con
ster
24872296Poore
Cassio's smiles, ge
stures, and light behauiour,
24882297Quite in the wrong
: How doe you now Leiutenant
? 24892298Cas. The wor
ser, that you giue me the addition,
24912300Iag. Ply
Desdemona well, and you are
sure on't.
24922301Now if this
suite lay in
Bianca's power,
24952304Oth. Looke how he laughes already.
24962305Iag. I neuer knew a woman loue man
so.
24972306Cas. Alas poore rogue, I thinke ifaith
she loues me.
24982307Oth. Now he denyes it faintly, and laughes it out.
25002309Oth. Now he importunes him to tell it on,
25022311Iag. She giues it out that you
shall marry her,
25052314Oth. Doe you triumph Roman, doe you triumph?
25062315Cas. I marry her? I prethee beare
some charity to my wit,
25072316Doe not thinke it
so vnwhole
some: ha, ha, ha.
25092317Oth. So,
so,
so,
so, laugh that wins.
25102318Iag. Faith the cry goes, you
shall marry her.
25142322Cas. This is the monkies own giuing out;
she is per
swuaded I wil
25152323marry her, out of her owne loue and
flattery, not out of my promi
se.
Oth.