35733207Pale as thy
smocke, when we
shall meete at count,
35743208This looke of thine, will hurle my
soule from heauen,
35753209And
fiends will
snatch at it: cold, cold, my girle,
35763210Euen like thy cha
stity; O cur
sed
slaue:
35783212From the po
sse
ssion of this heauenly
sight,
35793213Blow me about in winds, roa
st me in
sulphure,
35803214Wa
sh me in
steepe downe gulphes of liquid
fire
: 35813215O
Desdemona, Desdemoua, dead, O, o, o.
35823216Enter Lodouico, Montano, Iago, and Officers, 35843218Lod. Where is this ra
sh and mo
st infortunate man
. 35853219Oth. That's he that was
Othello, here I am.
35863220Lod. Where is this Viper, bring the villaine forth.
35883221Oth. I looke downe towards his feet, but that's a fable
35893222If thou bee
st a diuell, I cannot kill thee.
35913224Iag. I bleed
sir, but not kil'd.
35923225Oth. I am not
sorry neither, I'de haue thee liue,
35933226For in my
sen
se tis happine
sse to die.
35943227Lod. O thou
Othello, that wert once
so good,
35953228Falne in the pra
cti
se of a damned
slaue,
35983231An honourable murderer if you will:
35993232For nought did I in hate, but all in honour.
36003233Lod. This wretch hath part confe
st his villainy:
36013234Did you and he con
sent in
Cassio's death?
36033236Cas. Deare Generall, I did neuer giue you cau
se.
36043237Oth. I doe beleeue it, and I aske you pardon,
36053238Will you pray, demand that demy diuell,
36063239Why he hath thus in
snar'd my
soule and body?
36073240Iag. Demand me nothing, what you know you know,
36083241From this time forth I neuer will
speake word.
36103243Grat. Torments will op'e your lips.
Oth.
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