Othello

1:18:04

-But you shall make all well.
-Are you sure of that?

1:18:07

-My lord?
-''This fail you not to do....''

1:18:10

He did not call.
ls there division between my lord...

1:18:13

-...and Cassio?
-A most unhappy one.

1:18:16

l would do much to atone them,
for the love l bear to Cassio.

1:18:19

Fire and brimstone!

1:18:21

My lord?

1:18:23

Are you wise?

1:18:25

What? ls he angry?

1:18:28

Maybe the letter moved him.

1:18:30

For as l think,
they do command him home...

1:18:33

...deputing Cassio in his government.

1:18:37

By my troth, l'm glad on it.

1:18:39

lndeed!

1:18:43

My lord?

1:18:44

l am glad to see you mad.

1:18:46

Why, sweet Othello?

1:18:48

Devil!

1:18:55

l have not deserved this.

1:18:58

This would not be believed in Venice,
though l should swear l saw it.

1:19:03

'Tis very much.
Make her amends. She weeps.

1:19:06

lf that the earth could teem with
women's tears, each drop she falls...

1:19:11

...would prove a crocodile.

1:19:13

Out of my sight!

1:19:15

l would not stay to offend you.

1:19:23

You have seen nothing then?

1:19:26

-Nor ever heard, nor suspected.
-You've seen Cassio and she together.

1:19:30

l saw no harm. l heard each syllable
that breath made up between them.

1:19:34

-What! Did they never whisper?
-Never.

1:19:36

Nor send you to fetch her fan,
her gloves, her mask, nothing?

1:19:40

Never.

1:19:42

That's strange.

1:19:44

l durst, my lord, to wager she
is honest, lay down my soul at stake.

1:19:49

lf you think other, remove your thought.
lt doth abuse your bosom.

1:19:53

Bid her come hither.

1:19:55

Go!

1:19:59

She says enough, but she's a simple
bawd that cannot say as much.