26432434Des. I will not
stay to o
ffend you
. 26452436I doe be
seech your Lord
ship, call her backe.
26482439Oth. What would you with her
sir?
26502441Oth. I, you did wi
sh that I would make her turne
: 26512442Sir
she can turne, and turne, and yet go on,
26522443And turne againe, and
she can weepe
sir, weepe;
26532444And
shee's obedient, as you
say, obedient;
26542445Very obedient, proceed you in your teares,
26552446Concerning this
sir: O well painted pa
ssion:
26562447I am commanded here
: -- get you away,
26572448I'le
send for you anon: -- Sir, I obey the mandat,
26582449And will returne to
Venice: ---hence, auant,
26592450Cassio shall haue my place; and
sir to night
26602451I doe intreate that we may
sup together
, 26612452You are welcome
sir to
Cypres, --goates and monkies.
Exit. 26632453Lod. Is this the noble Moore, whom our full Senate
26642454Call all in all
su
fficient? This the noble nature,
26652455Whom pa
ssion could not
shake? Who
se
solid vertue,
26662456The
shot of accident, nor dart of chance
26672457Could neither graze, nor peirce?
26692459Lod. Are his wits
safe? is he not light of braine
? 26702460Iag. He's that he is, I may not breathe my cen
sure,
26712461What he might be, if as he might, he is not,
26742464Iag. Faith that was not
so well; yet would I knew
26752465That
stroake would proue the wor
st.
26772467Or did the letters worke vpon his blood.
It