28392619Em. I will be hang'd, if
some eternall villaine,
28402620Some bu
sie and in
sinuating rogue,
28412621Some cogging, cou
sening
slaue, to get
some o
ffice,
28422622Haue not deui
sde this
slander, I'le be hang'd el
se.
28432623Iag. Fie, there is no
such man, it is impo
ssible.
28442624Des. If any
such there be, heauen pardon him
. 28452625Em. A halter pardon him, and hell gnaw his bones:
28472626Why
should he call her whore
? who keepes her company?
28492627What place, what time, what forme, what likelihood?
28512628The Moore's abus'd by
some outragious knaue:
28522629Some ba
se notorious knaue,
some
scuruy fellow,
28532630O heauen, that
such companions thoud
st vnfold,
28542631And put in euery hone
st hand a whip,
28552632To la
sh the ra
scall naked through the world,
28582635Em. O
fie vpon him;
some
such
squire he was,
28592636That turnd your wit, the
seamy
side without,
28602637And made you to
su
spe
ct me with the Moore.
28632640What
shall I doe to win my Lord againe?
28642641Good friend goe to him, for by this light of heauen,
28792643Iag. I pray you be content, tis but his humour,
28802644The bu
sine
sse of the State does him o
ffence,
28832648Harke how the
se In
struments
summon you to
supper,
28842649And the great Me
ssengers of
Venice stay,
28852650Goe in, and weepe not, all things
shall be well.
Exit women. 28882651How now
Roderigo?
Enter Roderigo. 28892652Rod. I doe not
finde that thou deal
st iu
stly with me.
28922654Rod. Euery day, thou do
fft
st me, with
some deui
se
Iago;
And
L