:26:11
O, my fair warrior!
:26:15
My dear Othello!
:26:17
lt gives me wonder great as my content
to see you here before me.
:26:28
O my soul's joy!
:26:31
l cannot speak enough of this content.
lt stops me here.
:26:35
lt is too much of joy.
:26:47
News, friends:
:26:49
Our wars are done,
the Turks are drowned!
:26:56
This desperate storm
hath seen a grievous wrack...
:26:59
...and sufferance
on most part of their fleet.
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Worthy Montano.
:27:04
How does my old acquaintance
of this isle?
:27:07
Honey, you shall be
well desired in Cyprus.
:27:10
l have found great love amongst them.
:27:13
O, you are well tuned now!
:27:16
But I'll set down the pegs that
make this music, as honest as I am.