25172324Oth. Iago beckons me, now he begins the
story.
25182325Cas. She was heere euen now,
shee haunts me in euery place, I
25192326was tother day, talking on the
sea banke, with certaine
Venetians, and
2327thither comes this bauble, by this hand
she fals thus about my neck
. 25212328Oth. Crying, O deare
Cassio, as it were: his ie
sture imports it.
25222329Cas. So hangs, and lolls, and weepes vpon me;
so hales, and puls
25262331Oth. Now he tells how
she pluckt him to my Chamber,
25272332I
see that no
se of yours, but not that dog I
shall throw't to.
25292333Cas. Well, I mu
st leaue her company.
Enter Bianca. 25302334Iag. Before me, looke where
she comes,
25322335Tis
such another
ficho; marry a perfum'd one, what doe you meane
25342337Bian. Let the diuel and his dam haunt you, what did you meane
25352338by that
same handkercher, you gaue mee euen now? I was a
fine
25362339foole to take it; I mu
st take out the whole worke, a likely peece of
25372340worke, that you
should
find it in your chamber, and not know who
25382341left it there: this is
some minxes token, and I mu
st take out the
25392342worke; there, giue it the hobby hor
se, where
soeuer you had it, I'le
25422344Cas. How now my
sweete
Bianca, how now, how now?
25442345Oth. By heauen that
should be my handkercher.
25452346Bian. An you'll come to
supper to night, you may, an you will
25462347not, come when you are next prepar'd for.
Exit. 25482349Cas. Faith I mu
st,
shee'll raile i'the
streete el
se.
25512352Iag. Well, I may chance to
see you, for I would very faine
speake
25542355Iag. Goe to,
say no more.
Exit Cassio. 25552356Oth. How
shall I murder him
Iago? 25562357Iag. Did you perceiue, how he laughed at his vice?
25582359Iag. And did you
see the handkercher
? Iag.
K