第 19 节
作者:美丽心点      更新:2021-02-19 19:37      字数:9322
  ACT V。
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  SCENE I。 Cyprus。 A street。
  Enter Iago and Roderigo:
  IAGO。 Here; stand behind this bulk; straight will he come。 Wear thy
  good rapier bare; and put it home。 Quick; quick; fear nothing; I'll be at thy
  elbow。   It   makes   us;   or   it   mars   us;   think   on   that; And   fix   most   firm   thy
  resolution。 RODERIGO。 Be near at hand; I may miscarry in't。 IAGO。 Here;
  at thy hand; be bold; and take thy stand。 Retires。 RODERIGO。 I have no
  great devotion to the deed; And yet he hath given me satisfying reasons。
  'Tis but a man gone。 Forth; my sword; he dies。 IAGO。 I have rubb'd this
  young quat almost to the sense; And he grows angry。 Now; whether he kill
  Cassio;   Or   Cassio   him;   or   each   do   kill   the   other;   Every   way   makes   my
  gain。 Live Roderigo; He calls me to a restitution large Of gold and jewels
  that I bobb'd from him; As gifts to Desdemona; It must not be。 If Cassio do
  remain; He hath a daily beauty in his life That makes me ugly; and besides;
  the Moor May unfold me to him; there stand I in much peril。 No; he must
  die。 Be't so。 I hear him coming。
  Enter Cassio。
  RODERIGO。   I   know   his   gait;   'tis   he。   Villain;   thou   diest!   Makes   a
  pass   at   Cassio。   CASSIO。  That   thrust   had   been   mine   enemy   indeed;   But
  that my coat is better than thou know'st; I will make proof of thine。 Draws;
  and   wounds   Roderigo。   RODERIGO。   O;   I   am   slain!   Iago   from   behind
  wounds Cassio in the leg; and exit。 CASSIO。 I am maim'd forever。 Help;
  ho! Murther! Murther! Falls。
  Enter Othello。
  OTHELLO。 The voice of Cassio; Iago keeps his word。 RODERIGO。
  O; villain that I am! OTHELLO。 It is even so。 CASSIO。 O; help; ho! Light!
  A surgeon! OTHELLO。 'Tis he。 O brave Iago; honest and just; That hast
  such noble sense of thy friend's wrong! Thou teachest me。 Minion; your
  dear lies dead; And your unblest fate hies。 Strumpet; I come! Forth of my
  heart those charms; thine eyes; are blotted; Thy bed lust…stain'd shall with
  lust's blood be spotted。 Exit。
  Enter Lodovico and Gratiano。
  CASSIO。      What;    ho!   No   watch?    No    passage?    Murther!    Murther!
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  GRATIANO。   'Tis   some   mischance;   the   cry   is   very   direful。   CASSIO。   O;
  help! LODOVICO。 Hark! RODERIGO。 O wretched villain! LODOVICO。
  Two or   three groan; it is a heavy night。 These   may be   counterfeits;  let's
  think't   unsafe   To   come   in   to   the   cry   without   more   help。   RODERIGO。
  Nobody come? Then shall I bleed to death。 LODOVICO。 Hark!
  Re…enter Iago; with a light。
  GRATIANO。 Here's one comes in his shirt; with light and weapons。
  IAGO。      Who's     there?    Whose     noise    is  this  that   cries   on   murther?
  LODOVICO。 We do not know。 IAGO。 Did not you hear a cry? CASSIO。
  Here;    here!   for   heaven's    sake;   help   me!   IAGO。     What's    the   matter?
  GRATIANO。 This is Othello's ancient; as I take it。 LODOVICO。 The same
  indeed;     a  very  valiant   fellow。   IAGO。     What    are  you   here   that  cry  so
  grievously? CASSIO。 Iago? O; I am spoil'd; undone by villains! Give me
  some     help。   IAGO。     O   me;   lieutenant!   What     villains  have    done   this?
  CASSIO。 I think that one of them is hereabout; And cannot make away。
  IAGO。 O treacherous villains! 'To Lodovico and Gratiano。' What are you
  there?    Come     in  and  give   some    help。   RODERIGO。        O;   help   me   here!
  CASSIO。 That's one of them。 IAGO。 O murtherous slave! O villain! Stabs
  Roderigo。 RODERIGO。 O damn'd Iago! O inhuman dog! IAGO。 Kill men
  i' the dark! Where be these bloody thieves? How silent is this town! Ho!
  Murther!      Murther!     What    may    you    be?   Are    you   of   good    or  evil?
  LODOVICO。 As you shall prove us; praise us。 IAGO。 Signior Lodovico?
  LODOVICO。          He;   sir。  IAGO。    I  cry  you  mercy。    Here's   Cassio    hurt  by
  villains。 GRATIANO。 Cassio? IAGO。 How is't; brother? CASSIO。 My leg
  is cut in two。 IAGO。 Marry; heaven forbid! Light; gentlemen; I'll bind it
  with my shirt。
  Enter Bianca。
  BIANCA。 What is the matter; ho? Who is't that cried? IAGO。 Who
  is't that cried? BIANCA。 O my dear Cassio; my sweet Cassio! O Cassio;
  Cassio; Cassio! IAGO。 O notable strumpet! Cassio; may you suspect Who
  they should be that have thus mangled you? CASSIO。 No。 GRATIANO。 I
  am   sorry   to   find   you   thus;   I   have   been   to   seek   you。   IAGO。   Lend   me   a
  garter。   So。   O;   for   a   chair; To bear   him  easily  hence!   BIANCA。 Alas;   he
  faints! O Cassio; Cassio; Cassio! IAGO。 Gentlemen all; I do suspect this
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  trash   To   be   a   party   in   this   injury。   Patience   awhile;   good   Cassio。   Come;
  come; Lend me a light。 Know we this face or no? Alas; my friend and my
  dear     countryman       Roderigo?       Noyes;     sure。   O    heaven!     Roderigo。
  GRATIANO。 What; of Venice? IAGO。 Even he; sir。 Did you know him?
  GRATIANO。   Know   him!   ay。   IAGO。   Signior   Gratiano?   I   cry   you   gentle
  pardon;     These     bloody    accidents    must    excuse    my    manners;     That    so
  neglected you。  GRATIANO。  I  am  glad to see  you。  IAGO。  How  do   you;
  Cassio? O; a chair; a chair! GRATIANO。 Roderigo! IAGO。 He; he; 'tis he。
  'A chair brought in。' O; that's well said: the chair。 Some good man bear
  him carefully from hence; I'll fetch the general's surgeon。 'To Bianca。' For
  you; mistress; Save you your labor。 He that lies slain here; Cassio; Was my
  dear friend; what malice was between you? CASSIO。 None in the world;
  nor do I know the man。 IAGO。 'To Bianca。' What; look you pale? O; bear
  him   out   o'   the   air。   Cassio   and   Roderigo   are   borne   off。   Stay   you;   good
  gentlemen。 Look you pale; mistress? Do you perceive the gastness of her
  eye? Nay; if you stare; we shall hear more anon。 Behold her well; I pray
  you;   look   upon   her。   Do   you   see;   gentlemen?   Nay;   guiltiness   will   speak;
  Though tongues were out of use。
  Enter Emilia。
  EMILIA。 'Las; what's the matter? What's the matter; husband? IAGO。
  Cassio hath here been set on in the dark By Roderigo; and fellows that are
  'scaped;     He's   almost   slain;   and   Roderigo     dead。   EMILIA。      Alas;    good
  gentleman! alas; good Cassio! IAGO。 This is the fruit of whoring。 Prithee;
  Emilia; Go know of Cassio where he supp'd tonight。 What; do you shake
  at that? BIANCA。 He supp'd at my house; but I therefore shake not。 IAGO。
  O;   did   he   so?   I   charge   you;   go   with   me。   EMILIA。   Fie;   fie   upon   thee;
  strumpet! BIANCA。 I am no strumpet; but   of life as honest As you   that
  thus abuse me。 EMILIA。 As I! foh! fie upon thee! IAGO。 Kind gentlemen;
  let's   go see   poor  Cassio dress'd。   Come;   mistress;  you   must   tell's   another
  tale。 Emilia; run you to the citadel; And tell my lord and lady what hath
  happ'd! Will you go on? 'Aside。' This is the night That either makes me or
  fordoes me quite。 Exeunt。
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  SCENE II。 A bedchamber in the castle。 Desdemona
  in bed asleep; a light burning。
  Enter Othello。
  OTHELLO。 It is the cause; it is the cause; my soul。 Let me not name
  it to you; you chaste stars! It is the cause。 Yet I'll not shed her blood; Nor
  scar   that  whiter   skin   of  hers  than   snow    And   smooth    as  monumental
  alabaster。 Yet she must die; else she'll betray more men。 Put out the light;
  and then put out the light。 If I quench thee; thou flaming minister; I can
  again thy former   light restore;  Should I   repent me;   but once   put out thy
  light; Thou cunning'st pattern of excelling nature; I know not where is that
  Promethean heat That can thy light relume。 When I have pluck'd the rose; I
  cannot give it vital growth again; It must needs wither; I'll smell it on the
  tree。   Kisses   her。   O;   balmy   breath;   that   dost   almost   persuade   Justice   to
  break her sword! One more; one more; Be thus when thou art dead; and I
  will kill thee; And love thee a