30822782Iag. Here
stand behind this Bulke,
straite will he come,
30842783Weare thy good Rapier bare, and put it home,
30852784Quicke, quicke, feare nothing, I'le be at thy elboe;
30862785It makes vs or it marres vs, thinke of that,
30872786And
fixe mo
st firme thy re
solution.
30882787Rod. Be neere at hand, I may mi
scarry in't.
30892788Iag. Here at thy hand, be bold, and take thy
sword.
30902789Rod. I haue no great deuotion to the dead;
30912790And yet he has giuen me
satisfying rea
sons,
30922791Tis but a man gone: forth my
sword, he dies.
30932792Iag. I haue rubd this young gnat almo
st to the
sen
se,
30942793And he growes angry now: whether he kill
Cassio,
30952794Or
Cassio him, or each doe kill the other,
30962795Euery way makes my game; liue
Roderigo,
30972796He calls me to a re
stitution large,
30982797For Gold and Iewells, that I bobd from him,
31002799It mu
st not be, if
Cassio doe remaine,
31012800He has a daily beauty in his life,
31022801That makes me vgly: and be
sides, the Moore
31032802May vnfould me to him; there
stand I in perrill:
31042803No, he mu
st die, be't
so, I heare him comming.
Ent. Cas. 31062804Rod. I know his gate, tis he, villaine thou die
st. 31072805Cas. That thru
st had bin my enemy indeed,
31082806But that my coate is better
then thou think'
st,
31112809Cas. I am maind for euer, light ho, murder, murder.
31142811Oth. The voice of
Cassio,
Iago keepes his word.
31172814Cas. O helpe ho, light, a Surgeon.
31182815Oth. Tis he, O braue
Iago, hone
st and Iu
st,
31192816That ha
st such noble
sence of thy friends wrong,
31202817Thou teache
st me; -- minion, your deare lies dead,
31212818And your fate hies apace;
strumpet I come;
31222819Forth of my heart, tho
se charmes thine eyes are blotted,
31232820Thy bed lu
st-
staind,
shall with lu
sts blood be
spotted.
Ex. 31262822Cas. What ho, no watch, no pa
ssage, murder, murder
31282823Grat. Tis
some mi
schance, the cry is very direfull.
31322826Lod. Two or three grones, it is a heauy night,
31332827The
se may be counterfeits, let's think't vn
safe
31342828To come into the cry without more helpe.
31352829Rod. No body come, then
shall I bleed to death.
31382832Grat. Here's one comes in his
shirt, with lights and weapons,
31402833Iag. Who's there? who
se noi
se is this, that cries on murder.
31442836Cas. Here, here, for heauens
sake helpe me.
31462838Grat. This is
Othello's Ancient, as I take it.
31472839Lod. The
same indeed, a very valiant fellow.
31482840Iag. What are you here, that cry
so greeuou
sly?
31492841Cas. Iago, O I am
spoil'd, vndone by villaines,
31512843Iag. O my Leiutenant
: what villaines haue done this?
31532844Cas I thinke the one of them is heere about,
31562847What are you there? come in and giue
some helpe.
31592850Iag. O murderous
slaue, O villaine.
31602851Rod. O dambd
Iago, O inhumaine dog, --o, o, o
. 31612852Ia. Kill him i'the dark? where be tho
se bloody theeues?
31632853How
silent is this Towne? Ho, murder, murder:
31642854What may you be, are you of good or euill?
31652855Lod. As you
shall proue vs, prai
se vs
. 31682858Iag. I cry you mercy: here's
Cassio hurt by villaines.
31732863Light Gentlemen, I'le bind it with my
shirt
. 31752865Bian. What is the matter ho, who i
st that cried?
31772867Bian. O my deare
Cassio, O my
sweete
Cassio,
Cassio,
Cassio. 31792868Iag. O notable
strumpet:
Cassio may you
su
spe
ct 31802869Who they
should be, that thus haue mangled you?
31822871Gra. I am
sorry to
find you thus, I haue bin to
seeke you.
31862872Bian. Alas he faints, O
Cassio,
Cassio,
Cassio. 31872873Iag. Gentlemen all, I doe
su
spe
ct this tra
sh 31882874To beare a part in this: patience a while good
Cassio: 31902875Lend me a light; know we this face, or no?
31912876Alas my friend, and my deare countrey man
: 31922877Roderigo? no, yes
sure: O heauen
Roderigo.
31942879Iag. Euen he
sir, did you know him?
31962881Iag. Seignior
Gratiano, I cry you gentle pardon:
31972882The
se bloody accidents mu
st excu
se my manners,
32002885Iag. How doe you
Cassio? O a chaire, a chaire.
32022887Iag. He, tis he: O that's well
said, a chaire
: 32042888Some good man beare him carefully from hence,
32052889I'le fetch the Generalls Surgeon: for you mi
stri
sse,
32062890Saue you your labour, he that lies
slaine here
Cassio,
32072891Was my deare friend, what malice was betwixt you?
32082892Cas. None in the world, nor doe I know the man.
32092893Iag. What, looke you pale
? O beare him out o'th aire.
32102894Stay you good Gentlewoman, looke you pale mi
stri
sse
? 32112895Doe you perceiue the iea
stures of her eye,
32122896Nay, an you
stirre, we
shall haue more anon:
32132897Behold her well I pray you, looke vpon her,
32142898Doe you
see Gentlemen? Nay guiltine
sse
2899Will
speake, though tongues were out of v
se.
Enter Em. 32162900Em. 'Las what's the matter? what's the matter husband?
32182901Iag. Cassio has here bin
set on in the darke,
32192902By
Roderigo, and fellowes that are
scap't,
32202903Hee's almo
st slaine, and
Roderigo dead.
32212904Em. Alas good gentleman, alas good
Cassio.
32222905Iag. This is the fruite of whoring, pray
Emillia,
32232906Goe know of
Cassio, where he
supt to night:
32252908Bian. He
supt at my hou
se, but I therefore
shake not
. 32262909Iag. O did he
so, I charge you goe with me.
32272910Em. Fie,
fie vpon thee
strumpet.
32282911Bian. I am no
strumpet, but of life as hone
st,
32312914Iag. Kind Gentlemen, let's goe
see poore
Cassio dre
st,
32332915Come mi
stre
sse, you mu
st tell's another tale.
32342916Emillia, runne you to the Cittadell,
32352917And tell my Lord and Lady what has hapt:
32362918Will you goe on, I pray, this is the night,
32372919That either markes me, or foredoes me quite.