f'u be in speaking liberal as the * air; lago. Be wise, and get you home. [Iago offers to ftab his wife. Gra. Fie, your sword upon a woman? Æmil. Ok, thou dull Moor! that handkerchief thôn speak'st' on, Iago.. Villainous whore ! Æmil. She give it Caffio ? no-alas, I found it, And I did give 't my husband. lago. Filth, thou lieft. Æmil. By heaven, I do not; I do not, Gentlemen. [Iago breaks through, and wounds his wife then runs out. Oth. Are there no stones in heaven, But what serve for the thunder ? . precious villain! Gra. The woman falls ! sute he hath kill'd his wife. * So the qu's; the reft, No, I will • The qu's and 1. gave for give. speak as liberal, &c. b So the qu's atid C; the rest omit * The ad q. the fo's, R. and j. no. Nerib for air • The qu's, woman for wife. y This direction first put in by R. dj. directs (Tbe Moor runs as lago, i So the qu's; the reft, of for on, wbe breaks terongb, &c. Æmil. Ay, ay, oh, lay me by ny mistress' fide. Mon. 'Tis a notorious villain; take you this weapon, [Excunt Mon, and Gr2. S CE N E IX. Oth. I am not valiant neither ; Æmil. * What did thy fong bode, lady ? Oth. I have another weapon in this chamber, It is a sword of Spain, the 'ice-book's temper; Oh, here it is. Unele, I must come forth. ! P. and all after omit you; the qu's. i So the qu's and C; the reft; elas for read y ur for you tbisé, I die. & The fo's and R. omit bere. P.. k So the qu's; the reft, is for spas: reads Wbib I recovered bave bere from, | So the fo's, R. and J; the qo's, &c. Tjebreake's; the reft, Ebro's; a river of h What is io italic is omitted in the Spain particularly famous for tempering feel. P. Gren Gra. [within.] If thou attempt it, it will cost thee dear; Oth. Look in upon me then, and speak m with me, Re-enter Gratiano. Otho Behold, I have a weapon: Be not afraid, though you do fee me weapor’d; m The qu's, to for witb. n So all before P; he and all after, ex- 9 The fo's, R. P. and H. And for Tbe. • The fo's, R. and C. read cursed 1 N2 Whip Whip, me, 'ye devils, Enter Lodovico, . Caffio led in wounded, Montano, and Iago prisoner, with officers, Lod. Where is this rash and most unfortunate man? Oth. I look down towards his feet- but that's a fable. [Othello wounds lago, Lod. Wrench his sword from him, lago. I bleed, sir, but not kill'd. Oth. I am not sorry neither : I'd have thee live; For in my sense, 'tis happiness to die. Led. O thou, Othello, that wert once so good, t The qn's, you for ye, u Bofore roast the two laft fo's and R. insert and. W Here the fo's and R. insert dead. * All but the qu's and ift fo's, re. peat on but twice. y All but the qu's and C. repeat cb but twice. y The qu's and C. Caffio in a coair. z Here C. directs, (pointing to bis : The ift q. (bis for ikat.. J So the qu's; the fo's, was for Fallin Fall'n in the practice of a' damned flave, Oth. Why any thing; Lod, This wretch hath part confeft his villainy. Oth, Ay, Qth. I do believe it, and I ask your pardon. lago, Demand me nothing. What you know, you know. From this time forth I never will speak word. Lod. What, not to pray ?? Lod. Sir, you shall understand what hath befall'n, Oth. O yillain ! h So the qu's; the rest, I never gave you, &c. • So the qu's; the reft, cursed for Lamaed. * So the qu's; the rest, I did for did 1. i 7. omits not. k So all before P; he and all after, except C. omit ros, Lod. |