:59:00
lf she be false...
:59:03
...heaven mocks itself.
:59:08
l'll not believe it.
:59:10
Look to her, Moor,
if thou hast eyes to see.
:59:15
She has deceived her father...
:59:18
...and may thee.
:59:45
The Moor already changes
with my poison.
:59:48
Dangerous conceits
are in their natures, poisons.
:59:52
Which at the first
are scarce found to distaste.
:59:56
But with a little
act upon the blood...
1:00:00
...burn like the mines of sulfur.
1:00:05
l did say so.
1:00:08
Look!
1:00:11
Not poppy, nor mandragora...
1:00:14
...nor all the drowsy syrups
of the world...
1:00:16
...shall ever medicine thee
to that sweet sleep...
1:00:19
...which thou owedst yesterday.
1:00:23
Why, how now, general!
1:00:27
Avaunt!
1:00:29
Be gone!
1:00:31
Thou hast set me on the rack.
1:00:34
l swear 'tis better to be much abused
than but to know it a little.
1:00:38
How now, my lord!
1:00:39
What sense had l
of her stolen hours of lust?
1:00:42
l saw it not, thought it not,
it harmed not me.
1:00:46
l found not Cassio's kisses
on her lips.
1:00:49
l am sorry to hear this.
1:00:50
l had been happy if the general camp,
pioneers and all...
1:00:53
...had tasted her sweet body,
so l had nothing known.
1:00:56
Now forever farewell the tranquil mind!