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1:20:05
This is a subtle whore.
1:20:08
But look, she comes.
1:20:12
What is your pleasure?
1:20:14
Let me see your eyes.
1:20:17
Look in my face.
1:20:19
What horrible fancy's this?
1:20:22
What art thou?
1:20:24
Your wife, my lord.
Your true and loyal wife.

1:20:27
Come, swear it.
1:20:32
Damn thyself.
1:20:34
Swear thou art honest.
1:20:40
Heaven doth truly know it.
1:20:42
Heaven truly knows
thou art false as hell.

1:20:47
To whom, my lord?
1:20:50
With whom?
1:20:53
How am l false?
1:20:56
O, Desdemona!
1:20:58
Away, away!
1:21:02
Alas the heavy day!
1:21:04
Why do you weep?
1:21:10
Am l the motive
of these tears, my lord?

1:21:14
Had it pleased heaven to
try me with affliction...

1:21:17
...had they rained all kinds
of sores and shames on my bare head...

1:21:21
...I should have found in some
place of my soul a drop ofpatience.

1:21:25
But alas, there, where
I have garnered up my heart...

1:21:29
...where either I must live
or bear no life...

1:21:31
...the fountain from the which
my current runs or else dries up...

1:21:36
...to be discarded or keep as a cistern
for foul toads to knot and gender in!

1:21:41
O thou...
1:21:43
...who art so lovely fair...
1:21:47
...and smells so sweet
that the sense aches at thee.

1:21:54
Wouldst thou had never been born!
1:21:59
Alas, what ignorant
sin have l committed?


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