27542544The fountaine, from the which my currant runnes,
27552545Or el
se dryes vp, to be di
scarded thence,
27562546Or keepe it as a Ce
sterne, for foule Toades
27572547To knot and gender in
: turne thy complexion there,
27582548Patience thy young and ro
se-lip'd Cherubin,
27602550Des. I hope my noble Lord e
steemes me hone
st.
27612551Oth. O I, as
summers
flies, are in the
shambles,
2553O thou blacke weede, why art
so louely faire?
27632554Thou
smell'
st so
sweete, that the
sence akes at thee,
27652555Would thou had
st ne're bin borne.
27662556Des. Alas, what ignorant
sinne haue I committed
? 27672557Oth. Was this faire paper, this mo
st goodly booke,
27682558Made to write whore on? --- What, committed
? 27732559Heauen
stops the no
se at it, and the Moone winkes,
27742560The bawdy wind, that ki
sses all it meetes,
27752561Is hu
sht within the hallow mine of earth,
27762562And will not hear't: -- what committed, - impudent
strumpet
. 27772563Des. By heauen you doe me wrong.
27802566If to pre
serue this ve
ssell for my Lord,
27812567From any hated foule vnlawfull touch,
27822568Be not to be a
strumpet, I am none.
27842570Des. No, as I
shall be
saued.
Enter Emillia. 27882574I tooke you for that cunning whore of
Venice,
27892575That married with
Othello: you mi
stre
sse,
27912576That haue the o
ffice oppo
site to S.
Peter,
27922577And keepes the gates in hell, I, you, you, you;
27932578We ha done our cour
se; there's money for your paines,
27942579I pray you turne the key, and keepe our coun
sell.
Exit. 27952580Em. Alas, what does this Gentleman conceiue?
How
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