34323096Rot halfe a graine a day: he lies to'th heart,

34333097She was too fond of her most filthy bargaine.

34343098Oth. Ha?

34353099Em. Doe thy worst,

34363100This deed of thine is no more worthy heauen,

34373101Then thou wast worthy her.

34383102Oth. Peace, you were best.

34393103Em. Thou hast not halfe the power to doe me harme,

34403104As I haue to be hurt: O gull, O dolt,

34413105As ignorant as dirtt; thou hast done a deed ---

34423106I care not for thy sword, I'le make thee know,

34433107Tho I lost twenty liues : helpe, helpe, O helpe;

34443108The Moore has kild my Mistresse, murder, murder.

34463110Mon. What is the matter? how now Generall?

34473111Em. O, are you come Iago? you haue done well,

34483112That men must lay their murder on your neck.

34493113All. What is the matter?

34503114Em. Disproue this villaine, if thou bee'st a man;

34513115He sayes thou toldst him that his wife was false,

34523116I know thou didst not, thou art not such a villaine:

34533117Speake, for my heart is full.

34543118Iag. I told him what I thought, and told no more,

34563119Then what he found himselfe was apt and true.

34573120Em. But did you euer tell him she was false.

34593121Iag. I did.

34603122Em. You told a lie, an odious damned lie;

34613123Vpon my soule, a lie, a wicked lie:

34623124She false with Cassio; did you say with Cassio?

34643125Iag. With Cassio mistresse; go to, charme your tongue.

34663126Em. I will not charme my tongue, I am bound to speake.

34793127Iag. What are you mad, I charge you get you home.

34813128Em. Good Gentlemen let me haue leaue to speake,

34823129Tis proper I obey him, but not now:

34833130Perchance Iago, I will ne're goe home.

34843131Oth. Oh, oh, oh. Oth. fals on the bed.

34853132Em. Nay, lay thee downe, and rore,