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Cassio hath killed
a Venetian called Roderigo.
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Roderigo and Cassio killed?
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-No, Cassio's not killed.
-Not Cassio killed!
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Then murder's out of tune,
and sweet revenge grows harsh.
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What cry is that?
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That? What?
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Out, and alas,
that was my lady's voice!
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O lady, speak again!
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Sweet Desdemona!
O sweet mistress, speak!
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O, who has done this deed?
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'Twas l that killed her.
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She turned to folly
and she was a whore.
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Thou dost belie her
and thou art a devil.
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She was false as water.
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Thou art rash as fire to say that she
was false. She was heavenly true!
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Cassio did top her!
Ask thy husband else.
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l were damned beneath hell,
but that l did proceed...
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...justly to this extremity.
Thy husband knew.
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-My husband?
-Thy husband.
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That she was false?
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With Cassio.
Nay, had she been true--
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-My husband?
-Ay, 'twas he that told me.
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An honest man who hates the slime...
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-...that sticks on filthy deeds.
-My husband?
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What needs this iterance, woman?
l say thy husband!
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lf he say so, may his pernicious
soul rot half a grain a day!
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He lies to the heart.
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She was too fond
of her filthy bargain.
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Do thy worst.
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This deed of thine is no more worthy
heaven than thou wast worthy her.
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Help! Murder!
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Peace...
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...you were best.
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Thou hast not half the power to
harm me as l have to be hurt.
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O gull!
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O dolt! As ignorant as dirt!
Thou hast done a deed.