第 10 节
作者:美丽心点      更新:2021-02-19 19:37      字数:8551
  hours   seem   short。   Retire   thee;   go   where   thou   art   billeted。   Away;   I   say。
  Thou shalt know more hereafter。 Nay; get thee gone。 'Exit Roderigo。' Two
  things are to be done: My wife must move for Cassio to her mistress I'll
  set her on; Myself the while to draw the Moor apart; And bring him jump
  when he may Cassio find Soliciting his wife。 Ay; that's the way; Dull not
  device by coldness and delay。 Exit。
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  ACT III。
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  SCENE I。 Before the castle。
  Enter Cassio and some Musicians。
  CASSIO。   Masters;   play   here;   I   will   content   your   pains;   Something
  that's brief; and bid 〃Good morrow; general。〃 Music。
  Enter Clown。
  CLOWN。 Why; masters; have your instruments been in Naples; that
  they speak i' the nose thus? FIRST MUSICIAN。 How; sir; how? CLOWN。
  Are these; I pray you; wind instruments? FIRST MUSICIAN。 Ay; marry;
  are   they;   sir。  CLOWN。      O;   thereby   hangs    a  tail。  FIRST    MUSICIAN。
  Whereby       hangs    a  tale;  sir?  CLOWN。        Marry;   sir;  by   many    a  wind
  instrument     that  I  know。    But;  masters;    here's  money     for  you;   and   the
  general so likes your music; that he desires you; for love's sake; to make
  no more noise with it。 FIRST MUSICIAN。 Well; sir; we will not。 CLOWN。
  If you have any music that may not be heard; to't again; but; as they say; to
  hear music the general does not greatly care。 FIRST MUSICIAN。 We have
  none such; sir。 CLOWN。 Then put up your pipes in your bag; for I'll away。
  Go; vanish into air; away! Exeunt Musicians。 CASSIO。 Dost thou hear; my
  honest   friend?   CLOWN。   No;   I   hear   not   your   honest   friend;   I   hear   you。
  CASSIO。   Prithee;   keep   up   thy   quillets。 There's   a   poor   piece   of   gold   for
  thee。 If the gentlewoman that attends the general's wife be stirring; tell her
  there's one Cassio entreats her a little favor of speech。 Wilt thou do this?
  CLOWN。 She is stirring; sir。 If she will stir hither; I shall seem to notify
  unto her。 CASSIO。 Do; good my friend。 Exit Clown。
  Enter Iago。
  In happy time; Iago。 IAGO。 You have not been abed; then? CASSIO。
  Why; no; the day had broke Before we parted。 I have made bold; Iago; To
  send in to your wife。 My suit to her Is that she will to virtuous Desdemona
  Procure   me   some   access。   IAGO。   I'll   send   her   to   you   presently; And   I'll
  devise a mean to draw the Moor Out of the way; that your converse and
  business May be more free。 CASSIO。 I humbly thank you for't。 'Exit Iago。'
  I never knew A Florentine more kind and honest。
  Enter Emilia。
  EMILIA。      Good     morrow;    good    lieutenant。    I  am   sorry   For   your
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  displeasure; but all will sure be well。 The general and his wife are talking
  of it; And she speaks for you stoutly。 The Moor replies That he you hurt is
  of great fame in Cyprus And great affinity and that in wholesome wisdom
  He might not but refuse you; but he protests he loves you And needs no
  other suitor but his likings To take the safest occasion by the front To bring
  you in again。 CASSIO。 Yet; I beseech you; If you think fit; or that it may
  be   done;   Give   me   advantage   of   some   brief   discourse   With   Desdemona
  alone。   EMILIA。   Pray   you;   come   in。   I   will   bestow   you   where   you   shall
  have time To speak your bosom freely。 CASSIO。 I am much bound to you。
  Exeunt。
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  SCENE II。 A room in the castle。
  Enter Othello; Iago; and Gentlemen。
  OTHELLO。 These letters give; Iago; to the pilot; And by him do my
  duties to   the   Senate。 That done;   I   will   be   walking   on   the   works;   Repair
  there    to  me。   IAGO。     Well;   my   good    lord;  I'll  do't。  OTHELLO。        This
  fortification;   gentlemen;   shall   we   see't?   GENTLEMEN。   We'll   wait   upon
  your lordship。 Exeunt。
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  SCENE III。 The garden of the castle。
  Enter Desdemona; Cassio; and Emilia。
  DESDEMONA。   Be   thou          assured;   good    Cassio;   I   will  do   All  my
  abilities in thy behalf。 EMILIA。 Good madam; do。 I warrant it grieves my
  husband   As   if   the   cause   were   his。   DESDEMONA。   O;   that's   an   honest
  fellow。 Do not doubt; Cassio; But I will have my lord and you again As
  friendly    as   you   were。    CASSIO。      Bounteous      madam;     Whatever      shall
  become   of   Michael   Cassio;   He's   never   anything   but   your   true   servant。
  DESDEMONA。   I   know't:   I   thank   you。  You   do   love   my   lord:   You   have
  known him long; and be you well assured He shall in strangeness stand no
  farther off Than in a politic distance。 CASSIO。 Ay; but; lady; That policy
  may either last so long; Or feed upon such nice and waterish diet; Or breed
  itself so out of circumstances; That I being absent and my place supplied;
  My general will forget my love and service。 DESDEMONA。 Do not doubt
  that。 Before Emilia here I give thee warrant of thy place; assure thee; If I
  do vow a friendship; I'll perform it To the last article。 My lord shall never
  rest; I'll watch him tame and talk him out of patience; His bed shall seem a
  school; his board a shrift; I'll intermingle everything he does With Cassio's
  suit。   Therefore   be   merry;   Cassio;   For   thy   solicitor   shall   rather   die   Than
  give thy cause away。
  Enter Othello and Iago; at a distance。
  EMILIA。   Madam;   here   comes   my   lord。   CASSIO。   Madam;   I'll   take
  my leave。 DESDEMONA。 Nay; stay and hear me speak。 CASSIO。 Madam;
  not    now。    I  am    very    ill  at  ease;   Unfit    for  mine     own    purposes。
  DESDEMONA。 Well; do your discretion。 Exit Cassio。 IAGO。 Ha! I like
  not that。 OTHELLO。 What dost thou say? IAGO。 Nothing; my lord; or if
  I know not what。 OTHELLO。 Was not that Cassio parted from my wife?
  IAGO。 Cassio; my lord! No; sure; I cannot think it; That he would steal
  away so guilty…like; Seeing you coming。 OTHELLO。 I do believe 'twas he。
  DESDEMONA。 How now; my lord! I have been talking with a suitor here;
  A man that languishes in your displeasure。 OTHELLO。 Who is't you mean?
  DESDEMONA。   Why;   your   lieutenant;   Cassio。   Good   my   lord;   If   I   have
  any grace or power to move you; His present reconciliation take; For if he
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  be not one that truly loves you; That errs in ignorance and not in cunning;
  I   have    no   judgement     in  an   honest    face。  I  prithee;   call   him   back。
  OTHELLO。 Went he hence now? DESDEMONA。 Ay; sooth; so humbled
  That he hath left part of his grief with me To suffer with him。 Good love;
  call him back。 OTHELLO。 Not now; sweet Desdemona; some other time。
  DESDEMONA。 But shall't be shortly? OTHELLO。 The sooner; sweet; for
  you。   DESDEMONA。   Shall't   be   tonight   at   supper?   OTHELLO。   No;   not
  tonight。   DESDEMONA。 Tomorrow   dinner   then?   OTHELLO。   I   shall